? A STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF 9-BALL POCKET BILLIARDS
. (201)838-7089 Nov. 30-Dec. 31,1985 Vol.1, No. 10
R E N 0 ~ Efren Reyes smiles broadly with Sands Regent President Pete Cladianos, Jr. during the presentation ceremony of the Sands Regent II- After a first round loss to Chappel (8), Reyes won twelve sessions in a row for the $10,000 grand prize. In races to nine, he defeated Louie (7), Gray (7), Ito (6), Costanzo (4), Bell (4), Kuykendall (2), Geiler (7), Vickery (4), Medina (0), Crane (5) and Swanson twice 8-2 and 8-5. rr SANDS REGENT REKO, NEVADA December 3-79 1985 FINAL STANDINGS NAME AVG. PRIZE NAME AVG. r 1st Efren Reyes 1 .900j $10: ,000 33rd-48th 2nd Jay Swanson I .855) 6.,000 Louie Roberts |' .838) 3rd Wade Crane 1 .835) 4,,000 Paul Brienza |'.835) 4th Danny Medina 1'.821) 3 ,000 Cole Dickson |' .829) 5th-6th Danny Jones |' .827) Mike LeBron 1 .838) 2,,000 Roy Futternick |' .819) Howard Vickery I .800) 2 ,000 John Herron |'.812) 7th-8th Dan 0'Imperio |'.800) Rich Geiler I' .858) 1 ,650 Jose Parica |'.798) Benny Conway 1'.819) 1 ,650 Rudy Pasqual |' .793) 9th-12th David Nottingham i'.788) Ron Rosas 1' .855) 1.,100 Robert LaBlanc |'.783) Danny DiLiberto 1' .837) 1,,100 Sob Gray I'.782) Dan Kuykendall 1' .804) 1 ,100 Louie Lemke |'.782) Ismael Paez 1'.792) 1 ,100 Jerry Chappel |' .750) 13th-16th Cecil Tugwell |' .744) Lance Saunders I'.845) 700 Steve Snider |'.671) Terry Bell I1.833) 700 49th-64th Sob Hunter |' .830) 700 Dan Louie |' .881) Mike Ives 1'.804) 700 Larry Hubbart ('.856) 17th-24th Lou Butera |'.842) Mike Gulyassy 1'.856) 300 Jr. Harris I'.817) David Howard 11.829) 300 Allen Hopkins |' .814) Earl Strickland |'.827) 300 Coyt Chapman |'.789) Ernesto Dominguez* \ .823) 300 Sill Mielke i' .770) Warren Costanzo i1.820) 300 Charles Cosgriff i' .764) Joe Salazar 1'.818) 300 Mike Danner j' .757) Chris MacDonald I'.808) 300 Sob Herchik | .752) /li Winchenbaugh |' .775) 300 Nick Mannino |' .738) 25tb-32nd John Armstrong |' .733) Sill Incardona 11.887) 100 Clive Gridley |' .720) Pete Lhotka I1.831) 100 Ray Martin |' .714) Kim Davenport II .830) 100 Sob Opsahl |' .696) Dick Megiveron |' .823) 100 Scott Zimmerman j' .535) Ted Ito I' .793) 100 65th-69th Keith McCready i'.784) 100 Steve Shaw |' .746) Darrell Nordquisti '.777) 100 Mark Chapman | .734) Jim Stadler II.730) 100 Mike Zimmerman |' .733) Peter McCoy |' .614) William Brown l' .551)
ACCU-FACTS OF THE 361 PLAYERS WHO HAVE PARTICIPATED IN AT LEAST ONE MAJOR 9-BALL EVENT IN 1985, 143 HAVE SHARED $438,192.00. LAST YEAR, 388 PLAYERS PARTICIPATED AND 123 SHARED $433,512.00. IN 1985, SEVEN PLAYERS SHARED THE WINNER'S CIRCLE. LAST YEAR, EIGHT PLAYERS, BUT FOR BOTH YEARS COMBINED, ELEVEN DIFFERENT PLAYERS WON THE TWENTY-FIVE MAJOR 9-BALL TOURNAMENTS. {/ I Loss AtlutqJcm John + H Wins and $10,000 After a first round loss, Filipino Efren Reyes won PtedenU- the next twelve matches in a row to snap off the Sands Regent II $10,000 first prize. Of the twenty-six .900fs, Reyes shot seven of them. The event was produced by The Great American Tour and The Keystone Cue and Cushion. It was promoter Gene Staryfs second and most successful casino event to be hosted by The Sands Regent Hotel A Casino. The Sands added $20,000 and spread out the $40,700 purse twenty-four places. The event drew sixty-nine entrants who paid $300 apiece to participate. Co-sponsors:
Doug Klisch, with the assistance of his wife Ceri, The Southern California ably directed the well organized event. Hank Pericle Billiard Dealers Association kept the flow chart in order while Jay Helfert managed the very capable referees with one assigned to each of the eight Gold Crown III tables. The players chose to rack for themselves so the referees i ## # £ii (continued on page 16) 32 PLAYER LIMIT Notable Hatches First paid - First drawn This issue we will review a dozen of the Sands $150 ENTRY Regent IPs most exciting matches. The number in parentheses is the player's TPA for that session. February 20-23/86 In the classic tradition of Lou Butera (.929), he disposed of Cole Dickson (.833) in thirty minutes Orange Showgrounds 9-2. San Bernardino Once again the fickle finger of fate played its role after Efren Reyes (.838) took a commanding Played on 41/ x 9 new GLOBAL lead 8-5 over Jerry Chappel (.825). Reyes broke 2 and appeared to be out when he made the seven and commercial tables with English scratched. Score 8-6. Next rack, while pocketing Super Chrystallate matched balls. the fifth ball, he scratched again. Score 8-7. Chappel broke and ran out which included a LADIES RECEIVE ONE GAME kick-in. Score 8-8. During the wire game, Reyes miscued while kicking. Chappel ran four and played IN ALL MIXED MATCHES safe. Reyes tried to return the safety with a thin Tournament (any foul) 9-ball hit but missed the whole ball. Chappel took no Race to 9 • LADIES RACE TO 8 (continued on page 17) DOUBLE BLIND DRAW 12 PLACES PAID "Everything for the Pool Player" FIRST PLACE $3,300 2rtd $2,000 5-6th % 500 3rd 1,000 7-8th 400 TOWNE BILLIARD 4'h 700 9-l2th 300
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Gene Stary's first Pro-Am casino event in June drew sn$p forty-eight players. In view of the latest field 2014 Phyllis Place, Tampa, Florida 33619 (continued on page 16) 813-623-6004 Total Performance Average (TPA) SANDS REGENT II Rankings NAME TPA # NAME TPA § NAME TPA 1. Efren Reyes .900 24. Dick Megiveron .823 47. Bob Gray .782 2. Bill Incardona .887 25. Ernest Dominguez .823 48. Louie Lemke .782 3. Dan Louie .881 26. Danny Medina .821 49. Darrell Nordquist .777 4. Rich Geiler .858 27. Warren Costanzo .820 50. Al Winchenbaugh .775 5. Larry Hubbart .856 28. Benny Conway .819 51. Bill Mielke .770 6. Mike Gulyassy .856 29. Roy Put ternick .819 52. Charles Cosgriff .764 7. Jay Swanson .855 30. Joe Salazar .818 53. Mike Danner .757 8. Ron Rosas .855 31. Jr. Harris .817 54. Bob Herchik .752 9. Lance Saunders .845 32. Allen Hopkins .814 55. Jerry Chappel .750 10. Lou Butera .842 33. John Herron .812 56. Steve Shaw .746 11. Louie Roberts .838 34. Chris MacDonald .808 57. Cecil Tugwell .744 12. Mike Lebron .838 35. Mike Ives .804 58. Nick Mannino .738 13. Danny DiLiberto .837 36. Dan Kuykendall .804 59. Mark Chapman .734 14. Paul Brienza .835 37. Howard Vickery .800 60. Mike Zimmerman .733 15. Wade Crane .835 38. Dan D'Imperio .800 61. John Armstrong .733 16. Terry Bell .833 39. Jose Parica .798 62. Jim Stadler .730 17. Pete Lhotka .831 40. Ted Ito .793 63. Clive Gridley .720 18. Bob Hunter .830 41. Rudy Pasqual .793 64. Ray Martin .714 19. Kim Davenport .830 42. Ismael Paez .792 65. Bob Opsahl .696 20. David Howard .829 43. Coyt Chapman .789 66. Steve Snider .671 21. Cole Dickson .829 44. David Nottingham .788 67. Peter McCoy .614 22. Danny Jones .827 45. Keith McCready .784 68. William Brown .551 23. Earl Strickland .827 46. Robert LaBlanc .783 69. Scott Zimmerman .535 Reno Performance Rankings Sands Regent II TOTAL PERFORMANCE KICK PERFORMANCE BALLS (MINIMUM KICKS = 15)
# NAME GAMES MADE ERRORS TPA NAME GAMES KICKS GOOD KPA 1. Efren Reyes 176 878 98 .900 1. Ron Rosas 85 21 20 .952 2. Bill Incardona 55 251 32 .887 2. Paul Brienza 59 17 16 .941 3. Dan Louie 32 133 18 .881 3. David Howard 69 16 15 .938 4, Rich Geiler 83 376 62 .858 4. Al Winchenbaugh 73 23 21 .913 5. Larry Hubbart 34 131 22 .856 5. Chris MacDonald 68 18 16 .889 6. Mike Gulyassy 49 190 32 .856 6. Darrell Nordquis t 59 18 16 .889 7. Jay Swanson 108 436 74 .855 7. Mike Zimmerman 30 17 15 .882 8. Ron Rosas 85 359 61 .855 8. Howard Vickery 90 25 22 .880 9. Lance Saunders 81 338 62 .845 9. Nick Mannino 34 24 21 .875 10. Lou Butera 36 128 24 .842 10. Dick Megiveron 58 15 13 .867 (Reno II Averag e = .811) (Reno II Average = .796) BREAK PERFORMANCE RUN OUT (MINIMUM BREAKS =20) OPPORTUNITIES BREAK BALL MADE 1 OPPOR RUN # NAME GAMES SHOTS W/0 SCR. BPA # NAME TUNITIES OUTS PCT. 1. Bill Incardona 55 27 19 .704 1. Efren Reyes 149 113 75.8 2. Robert LaBlanc 46 23 16 .696 2. Jay Swanson 91 60 65.9 3 Bob Gray 43 23 16 .696 3. Earl Strickland 41 27 65 9 4 Al Winchenbaugh 73 37 25 .676 4. Terry Bell 53 34 64 2 David Howard 69 33 22 5. 5 .667 Mike Gulyassy 39 25 64 1 6 Danny DiLiberto 112 63 41 .651 6. 3 Danny Medina 79 50 63 7 Lance Saunders 81 45 29 .644 7. 63.0 David Howard 54 34 8 Jr. Harris 49 22 14 .636 8. 62.8 9 Jim Stadler 56 27 17 .630 9. Rich Geiler 78 49 62.2 10 Dick Megiveron 58 31 19 .613 10. Bill Incardona 45 28 61.9 (Reno II Average .525) Pete Lhotka 63 39 (Reno II Average = 53.8) MISSES (PER 100 BALLS POCKETED) POSITION ERRORS (PER 100 BALLS POCKETED) BALLS SHOTS NAME MADE MISSED AVG BALLS POSITION AVG NAME MADE ERRORS 8 1. 3 2 1. Dan Louie 133 5 3 Bill Incardona 251 8 4 4 2. 3 4 2. Efren Reyes 878 39 Efren Reyes 878 30 3. Steve Shaw 85 4 4 7 3. 3 9 4. Lou Butera 128 5 4 6 4. Lance Saunders 338 18 5 3 5 6 5. Larry Hubbart 131 6 4 6 5. Bill Incardona 251 14 6 1 6. Jay Swanson 436 20 4 8 6. Mike LeBron 408 25 6 9 7. Earl Strickland 210 10 5 0 7. Larry Hubbart 131 9 7 2 8. Ron Rosas 359 18 5 1 8. Rich Geiler 376 27 7 4 9. Rich Geiler 376 19 5 3 10. 5.4 9. Danny DiLiberto 503 37 7.8 Bob Hunter 337 18 10. Dick Megiveron 270 21 Terry Bell 260 14 (Reno II Average = 10.2) (Reno II Average = 8.0) Sands Regent Averages Ball made on the break: 57% Run out from the break: 18% Nine ball made on the break; 2.6% Run out after making a ball on the break: 34.% Scratch on the break: 10,2% Run out with ball in hand: 62% Scratch while going for position: 1.4% 8 IF YOU TAKE YOUR POOL SERJOUSLy...
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CHAPMAN TS "£> i> .SWANSON BYE BELL BYE BELL IER BYE TUGWELL DANNER ® tBELL BYE MIELKE BYE STADLER CA BYE STAPLER C3> PARICA WANSQN BYE NOTTINGHAM BYE SNIDER & )LEY BYE SNIDER GRIDLEY COSTANZO BYE MANNINO LHOTKA wCOSTANZO KA LHOTHA COSTANZO C§) 7^ •j&SHAW £0NWA Y BYE CONWAY CONWAY HERCHIK ~68 BYE CONWAY BYE HUNTER ,llltJrrR •* UNT£R PERIO BYE BYE FUTTERNIC^f D'IMPERIO The 1985 Yearbook (see next page) ^ ACCU-STATS 204 Esgle Rock Avenue Roseland, New Jersey 07068 1985 Yearbook (201)838-7089 For the first time in pocket billiard history, a bona fide yearbook showing the statistical results Vol. 1, No. 10 - Sands Regent Open II of its professional players is now available! Listed Publisher-Editor Patrick Fleming are the records of the 361 players who have Field Coordinator Peter Fleming participated in the twelve major 9-ball tournaments Circulation Manager Fran McKee of 1985. The 9-ball yearbook, called "The Wire" is Scorekeepers/Referees Don Armstrong housed in a three ring D-binder and is packed with Wes Bailey over 400 pages of information. Larry Chavez 1. TOURNAMENT RESULTS - Displays results of every John Galloway major 9-ball tournament listing names, money Tom Jackson winnings, won/lost record, and columns showing Mary Kenniston how each player placed in each tournament. It's Scott MacLeod similar to page 19 of this issue. (approx. 15 Diane Piercy pages) David Salyer 2. LINE HISTORY REPORTS - At least one page for each Sam Sesso player, listed alphabetically, shows the results Joe Spinali of each session played. Each line includes date, Pat Welch opponent, event, score, break avg., kick avg., John Woodrow TPA, and opponent's TPA. (approx. 375 pages) PERFORMANCE AVERAGES Displays fifteen Sands Regent Tournament Staff: statistical categories ranking the top 100 Host Site The Sands Regent Hotel players in each category, (approx. 30 pages) Co-Promoters Gene Stary 4. SESSIONS - WON/LOST - This section sorts players Mickey Peel according to their won/lost record and "sessions Tournament Director Doug Klisch decided by one game." (approx. 10 pages) Asst. Tournament Director Geri Klisch 5. WOMEN'S STATS - Displays major tournament results Referee Coordinator Jay Helfert in money winning order, alphabetical order, and Flow Chart Manager Hank Pericle won/lost record order, (approx. 7 pages) Public Relations Barbara Woodward 6. 1984 RESULTS - Displayed the same as section 1, with complete results of the 388 tournament Copyright ° 1985, by Accu-Stats. All rights re players of 1984. (approx. 15 pages) served. Except as permitted under the United States 7. SCORESHEETS - Accu-Stats scoresheets and Copyright Act of 1976, no part of this publication instructions, (approx. 7 pages) may be reproduced in any form or by any means, This one-of-a-kind volume is just $99.00 and is only without the written permission of the publisher. available through Accu-Stats. To order, send check, NEXT ISSUE: money order, Master Card, or Visa to: Accu-Stats, The 5th Annual Clyde Childress Open 204 Eagle Rock Avenue, Roseland, NJ 07068. , 1 Subscription Form YES!! Enter my name as an Accu-Stats subscriber SUBSCRIPTION RATE« One Year For Only $15.00 Card * Exp. Dale Check - m/o • Signature. Name Master Card D Address, City Siale Zip Visa D Please send me free scoresheet instructions • Accu-Stats 204 Eagle Rock Avenue • Roseland. New Jersey 07068 201-838-7089 Scores DiLiberto Outlasts Getter (continued from page 6) # Name Score Avg. in Ten-Ahead 49) C. MacDonald 9 (.782) J. Armstrong 6 (.765) Twelve Hour Marathon 50) D. Megiveron 9 (.839) B. Opsani 4 (.689) Immediately following the finals Games Ahead 51) R. LaBlanc 9 (.838) of the Sands Regent II tourna C. Cosgriff 6 (.806) ment, the stage was set for a 52) R. Pasqual 9 (.843) high stakes match between Rich L. Hubbart 8 (.880) Geiler and Danny DiLiberto. To win the cash, a player would have 53) K. McCready 9 (.840) to be ahead ten games of 9-ball. A. Hopkins 7 (.803) Accu-Stats was there to record 54) C. Dickson 9 (.880) the blow by blow action! The R. Martin 5 (.770) match began at 9:27 Saturday 55) Winchenbaugh 9 (.757) night and ended at 8:57 the C. Chapman 5 (.769) following morning. DiLiberto had won 10 more games than Geiler. 56) J. Parica 9 (.804) M. Danner 7 (.710) The following is a breakdown of various stats for both players: 57) P. Lhotka 9 (.855) DD = DiLiberto, RG = Geiler C. Gridley 3 (.679) DD RG 58) D. D'Imperio 9 (.761) 810 Balls Pocketed 746 S. Zimmerman 1 (.404) 63 Misses 76 59) R. Geiler 9 (.836) 11 Scratches on Break 7 T. Ito 4 (.729) 15 Bad Safeties 19 45 Bad Position 42 60) E. Dominguez 9 (.890) 16 Bad Kicks 11 B. Gray 5 (.731) 844 Total Performance Avg .828 61) D. Medina 9 (.917; Below we display how each player L. Roberts 3 (.750) played broken down into ten 62) R. Rosas 9 (.9001 segments, each approximately D. Jones 7 (.803) nineteen games in duration. 63) I. Paez 9 (.771) DD - RG DD RG D. DiLiberto 8 (.779) GAME # WON TPA TPA 64) W. Crane 9 (.918; 1- 19 7-12 .810 .877 8. Incardona 6 (.901; 20- 38 9-10 .867 .875 39- 56 11-7 .867 .784 65) D. Kuykendall 9 (.829) 57- 75 9-10 .850 .809 K. Davenport 6 (.774) 76- 94 11-8 .837 .847 66) M. Ives 9 (.823) 95-113 10-9 .878 .871 L. Saunders 5 (.785) 114-132 10-9 .833 .830 133-150 11-7 .821 .738 67) H. Vickery 9 (.798) 151-169 8-11 .811 .851 J. Herron 7 (.776) 170-188 13-6 .862 .744 68) E. Strickland 9 (.824) TOTALS 99 - 89 .844 .828 D. Nordquist 4 (.742) The graph to the right charts the 69) M. LeBron 9 (.861) progress of play showing the J. Chappel 3 (.649) number of games each player was ahead at any point in the 188 70) M. Gulyassy 9 (.914; game marathon. J. Salazar 4 (.764) .900 Club Of the 297 players who have been "Accu-Stated" in 1985, fifty-seven have shot at least one .900 TPA. The year-ending list of players °U. S.J*. with a minimum of five .900's follows: • Efren Reyes 20 Two-piece billiard cues with the Earl Strickland 19 Buddy Hall 16 features and quality found only in Mike Sigel 16 other cues costing much,much more. Wade Crane 11 Kim Davenport 7 Allen Hopkins 6 Write or call for brochures and Information Mike Gulyassy 5 Bob Hunter.. 5 The Henry W.T. Mall & Co. Inc. Phone: (212) 475-4960 257 Park Ave. South Toll Free: (800) 223-6468 Grady Mathews 5 New York, N.Y., 10010, U.S.A. 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Ray Martin, All future Pro events promoted by Gene Stary will be Howard Vickery, Pete Lhotka, Ron Rosas, and Jerry preceded by a USPPA Pro-Am event which incidentally Chappel didn't. However, it did prove to be a draws more players than the Pro event. worthwhile warm up for the pro event. One interesting development arose from one of the The top sixteen finishers follow: tournament matches. After Geiler defeated DiLiberto NAME PRIZE NAME PRIZE 9-2 in a tournament match, they made arrangements to lat Al Winchenbaugh $1,200 9th-12th play for a $izable $um immediately following the 2nd Joe Salazar 800 Paul Brienza finals. See page 14 for the exclusive. 200 3rd Gerry Kelly * 640 Warren Costanzo 200 FINALS 4th Randy Bast * 500 David Nottingham 200 5th-6th Rich Geiler 200 The finals were races to eight, two-out-of-three Max Harbaugh * 360 13th-16th sets which clearly made Efren Reyes the favorite Kim Davenport 360 Chris MacDonald 120 over Jay Swanson. During the first set, Reyes played 7th-8th John Barnes * 120 nearly perfect (.951) as he outclassed the hereto Eddie Yacoub * 270 Louie Roberts 120 fore undefeated Swanson (.710) by the score of 8-2. Nick Cano * 270 Jay Calderwood * 120 The second set was very different. Although Reyes * = amateur jumped to a 5-2 lead, Swanson came back and tied it at 5-5. After a Swanson break, Reyes ran out, made four balls on the break and ran out again taking the ACCU-FACT lead 7-5. Swanson did get to bat the next rack but Sands Regent II missed a makeable shot and watched Reyes pocket the There were 19 sessions decided by one last eight balls. Final: Reyes 8, Swanson 5. game, 1 shutout, and 26 .900 TPA's. 16 Notable Hatches (continued from page 3) chances and comboed the nine. Final: Chappel 9, Reyes 8. Note: Reyes went on to win his next twelve sessions for the title. MEUCCI CUE REPAIR CENTER (Factory Trained) This was by far the best played match of the tournament by both players. 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He ran out each of the nine opportunities knotted at 8-8, Dickson played a safety and Hunter he had and only missed one combination-bank and missed a kick giving Dickson ball in hand with one kick. five balls on the table. Dickson pocketed one, hooked himself, kicked, and left Hunter hooked In the only shutout of the tournament, Efren Reyea again. Hunter missed the kick and gave Dickson (.918) drubbed Danny Medina (.338) 9-0. bsll in hand again, now with only four balls left on the tsble. Dickson ran three and left himself FOR SALE tough on the nine and failed to pocket the thin Gold Crown Billiard Table: $1,000 cut shot. Hunter won 9-8. 91 National Pocket Table: $700 In this unusual session, Lance Saunders (.793) and (201)838-2754 Kin Davenport (.818) made the nine out of order nine times! Final: Saunders 9, Davenport 7. Lance Saunders (.920) beat Earl Strickland (.813) 8x 10 Pool Photographs 9-4 the "old fashioned way", he earned it! by BILLIE BILLING During his come-back from a 1-4 deficit against Large Selection Available Warren Coatanzo (.833), Efren Reyea (.918) $5.95 each or 6/$30 recorded tournament high runs by breaking and Plus Si .50 postage & handling running out four racks and pocketing forty-rfive Send check or money order to: BILLIE BILLING consecutive balls. 311 6th Avenue Ron Rosaa (.831) fought tooth and nail to win this Lou Butera Brooklyn, NY 11215 cliff hanger. After Bob Hunter'a (.805) break and 17 f Scores & Averages i Name Score Avg. (continued from page 14) 115) D. DiLiberto 9 (.851) Reno Name Score Avg. # Name Score AVQj^ L. Saunders 5 (.721) 71) J. Swanson 9 (.896) 93) E. Reyes 9 (.828) 116) E. Reyes 9 (.932; # D. Howard 4 (.796) T. Ito 6 (.828) T. Bell 4 (.800) 72) T. Bell 9 (.852) 94) C MacDonald 9 (.817) 117) R. Rosas 9 (.831) J. Stadler 5 (.688) D. Megiveron 7 (.871) B. Hunter 8 (.805) 73) W. Costanzo 9 (.875) 95) D. Howard 9 (.883) 118) I. Paez 9 (.776) 5. Snider 2 (.600) J. Stadler 4 (.611) M. Ives 5 (.765) 74) B. Conway 9 (.911J 96) B. Hunter 9 (.883) 119) D. Medina 9 (.769) B. Hunter 6 (.796) K. McCready 2 (.719) R. Geiler 6 (.853) 75) D. DiLiberto 9 (.845) 97) Winchenbaugh 9 (.697) 120) W. Crane 9 (.878) R. Futternick 7 (.838) D. Nordquist 7 (.759) D. Kuykendall 5 (.766) 76) B. Incardona 9 (.914; 98) J. Salazar 9 (.779) 121) H. Vickery 9 (.663) D. Nottingham 3 (.794) P. Lhotka 5 (.667) M. LeBron 8 (.716) 77) K. Davenport 9 (.867) 99) R. Geiler 9 (.915; 122) J. Swanson 9 (.855) C. Tug we11 3 (.657) E. Dominguez 2 (.655) B. Conway 5 (.803) 78) L. Saunders 9 (.884) 100) D. Medina 9 (.884) 123) R. Geiler 9 (.891) L. Lemke 4 (.688) R. Rosas 2 (.645) D. DiLiberto 2 (.744) 79) T. Itos 9 (.784) 101) W. Crane 9 (.829) 124) E. Reyes 9 (.920; P. Brienza 7 (.809) I. Paez 6 (.831) D. Kuykendall 2 (.800) 80) E. Reyes 9 (.852) 102) D. Kuykendall 9 (.812) 125) M. LeBron 9 (.843) B. Gray 7 (.729) M. Ives 8 (.810) R. Rosas 8 (.817) 81) C. MacDonald 9 (.847) 103) H. Vickery 9 (.852) 126) B. Conway 9 (.770) L. Roberts 4 (.773) E. Strickland 7 (.802) I. Paez 3 (.612) 82) D. Megiveron 9 (.905; 104) M. LeBron 9 (.949; 127) E. Reyes 9 (.875) D. Jones 6 (.861) M. Gulyassy 3 (.730) R. Geiler 7 (.869) 83) D. Howard 9 (.840) 105) J. Swanson 9 (.917; 128) M. LeBron 9 (.886) R. LaBlanc 7 (.761) T. Bell 4 (.780) B. Conway 5 (.760) 84) J. Stadler 9 (.783) 106) B. Conway 9 (.896) 129) W. Crane 9 (.804) R. Pasqual 8 (.784) W. Costanzo 7 (.804) D. Medina 8 (.789) 85) K. McCready 9 (.819) 107) D. DiLiberto 9 (.889) 130) J. Swanson 9 (.818) S. Snider 4 (.560) M. Gulyassy 5 (.833) H. Vickery 5 (.736) 86) B. Hunter 9 ,(.831) 108) L. Saunders 9 (.920; 131) E. Reyes 9 (.973; C. Dickson 8 (.787) E. Strickland 4 (.813) H. Vickery 4 (.878) 87) Winchenbaugh 9 (.943; 109) E. Reyes 9 (.918; 132) D. Medina 9 (.818) J. Herron 6 (.881) W. Costanzo 4 (.833) M. LeBron 2 (.633) 88) D. Nordquist 9 (.866) 110) T. Bell 9 (.867) 133) E. Reyes 9 (.918; J. Parica 6 (.800) C. MacDonald 4 (.790) D. Medina 0 (.538) 89) P. Lhotka 9 (.855) Ill) R. Rosas 9 (.922; 134) J. Swanson 9 (.868) J. Chappel 4 (.703) D. Howard 3 (.816:; W. Crane 7 (.818) 90) J. Salazar 9 (.864) 112) B. Hunter 9 (.873) 135) E. Reyes 9 (.893) D. D'Imperio 5 (.820) E. Dominguez 4 (.667) W. Crane 5 (.771) 91) D. DiLiberto 9 (.855) 113) M. Ives 9 (.756) 136) E. Reyes 8 (.951; B. Incardona 4 (.813) Winchenbaugh 7 (.772) J. Swanson 2 (.710) 92) L. Saunders 9 (.793) 114) I. Paez 9 (.859) 137) E. Reyes 8 (.861) Davenport 7 (.818) J. Salazar 7 (.817) J. Swanson 5 (.778) 18 1985 Major Tournament Results (MINIMUM = $1,766.00 WINNINGS) In YTD$ Sessions OHIO RENO MOLINE B.C. NORFOLK RENO II NamQ Events Money Winnings Won Lost HOUSTON RHMD KY fLC. RCKYMT VIR BCH CHAR NC Crane, Wade 12 9 54900. 00 64 - 23 2 5-6 7-8 49-64 I 1 17-24 3-4 17-24 4 17-24 3 Strickland, Earl 12 12 37505. 00 64 - 20 3 1 1 17-24 3-4 13-16 2 17-24 3 5-6 1 17-24 McCready, Keith 8 7 37016.00 29 - 14 97-108 2 3 17-32 1 7-8 7-8 25-32 Hall, Buddy 11 10 32680. 00 56 - 21 7-8 2 9-12 4 2 5-6 9-12 33-48 1 17-24 9-12 00 55 - 49-64 7-8 Reyes, Efren 10 8 31016. 15 1 7-8 17-32 7-8 1 33-45 3 00 46 - 25-32 9-16 3 13-16 13-16 Sigel, Mike 10 9 16656. 21 9-12 17-24 1 4 5-6 00 22 - 33-64 2 33-45 2 5-6 LeBron, Mike 5 4 16080. 00 22 - 10 11 5-6 5-6 17-24 25-32 5-6 Reid, Jimmy 6 5 12400. 00 29 - 17-24 18 65-96 9-12 5-6 5-6 17-32 17-24 Swanson, Jay 8 7 11441. 00 23 - 9-12 25-32 17-24 . 15 17-24 2 17-32 5-6 Rempe, Jim 7 5 10051. 00 35 - 25-32 9-12 5-6 65-114 13-16 17-24 17-24 25-32 9-12 17-24 9 9350. 00 31 - 24 3 9-12 Howard, David 12 7-8 13-16 49-57 13-16 65-114 33-48 5-6 17-24 9-12 17-24 25-32 8 7675. 00 25 - 24 3-4 Davenport, Kim 12 4 5-6 25-32 33-64 5-6 33-45 17-24 4 17-24 7 6915.00 24 - 20 49-64 33-48 13-16 5-6 3 49-57 * 7-8 25-32 Gulyassy, Mike 10 5 6712. 00 18 - 5-8 18 17-24 • • 2 25-32 9-12 49-64 Williams, Bob 8 5 6400. 00 32 - 7-8 12 9-12 17-24 9-16 17-24 7-8 • 17-24 25-32 9-12 Hubbart, Larry 6 00 32 - 13-16 8 6086. 20 25-32 25-32 17-24 33-64 33-48 25-32 2 9-12 . _* DiLiberto, Danny 9 7 6030.00 29 - 17-24 20 13-16 25-32 49-64 17-32 13-16 17-24 9-12 33-48 3 13-16 YEAR TO DATE Sessions Won-Lost (MINIMUM SESSIONS =15) # NAME WON LOST PCT # NAME WON LOST PCT 1. Reyes, Efren 55 - 15 .786 24. Williams, Bob 24 - 18 .571 2. Strickland, Earl 64 - 20 .762 25. Mataya, Jim 16 - 12 .571 3. Crane, Wade 64 - 23 .736 26. Davenport, Kim 31 - 24 .564 4. Hall, Buddy 56 - 21 .727 27. Gulyassy, Mike 25 - 20 .556 5. Luat, Rudolfo 18 - 7 .720 28. Harris, Jr. 15 - 12 .556 6. LeBron, Mike 22 - 10 .688 29. Bell, Terry 10 - 8 .556 7. Sigel, Mike 46 - 21 .687 30. Hunter, Bob 29 - 24 .547 8. Dobrowolski, S. 13 - 6 .684 31. Bollman, Dave 25 - 22 .532 9. McCready, Keith 29 - 14 .674 32. Incardona, Bill 9 - 8 .529 10. Reid, Jimmy 22 - 11 .667 33. Nordquist,Darrell 9 - 8 .529 11. Parica, Jose 15 - 8 .652 34. Vickery, Howard 25 - 23 .521 12. Sweet, Toby 15 - 8 .652 35. Medina, Danny 15 - 14 .517 13. Mizerak, Steve 22 - 12 .647 36. Geiler, Rich 12 - 12 .500 14. Hopkins, Allen 24 - 14 .632 37. Brown, Tom 8 - 8 .500 15. Dominguez,Ernesto 13 - 8 .619 38. Brienza, Paul 19 - 20 .487 16. Swanson, Jay 29 - 18 .617 39. Jones, Danny 7 - 8 .467 17. DiLiberto, Danny 32 - 20 .615 40. Nelson, Larry 7 - 8 .467 18. Mathews, Grady 32 - 20 .615 41. Martin, Ray 11 - 14 .440 19. Rempe, Jim 23 - 15 .605 42. Fleming, Pat 7 - 10 .412 20. Hubbart, Larry 18 - 12 .600 43. Pasqual, Rudy 6 - 9 .400 21. Howard, David 35 - 24 .593 44. Brinson, Charlie 6 - 10 .375 22. Carter, Jeff 13 - 9 .591 45. Opsahl, Bob 6 - 16 .273 23. Massey, Mike 23 - 16 .590 Sessions Decided by One Came (MINIMUM SESSIONS = 5) # NAME WON LOST PCT # NAME WON LOST PCT 1. Reid, Jimmy 5 1 .833 15. Harris, Jr. 3 - 3 .500 2. McCready, Keith 8 2 .800 16. Mataya, Jim 3 - 3 .500 3. Luat, Rudolfo 4 1 .800 17. Vickery, Howard 6 - 7 .462 4. Massey, Mike 4 1 .800 18. Rempe, Jim 4 - 5 .444 . 769 3 - 4 .429 5. Crane, Wade 10 3 19. Gulyassy, Mike 3 .667 3 - 4 .429 6. Strickland, Earl 6 2 .667 20. Mathews, Grady 2 - 3 .400 7. Hopkins, Allen 4 3 .625 21. Mizerak, Steve 3 - 5 .375 8. LeBron, Mike 5 4 .600 22. Hubbart, Larry 4 - 8 .333 9. Bollman, Dave 6 5 .583 23. Reyes, Efren 4 - 8 .333 10. Hall, Buddy 7 3 .571 24. Davenport, Kim 2 - 5 .286 11. DiLiberto, Danny 4 3 .571 25. Opsahl, Bob 2 - 7 .222 12. Hunter, Bob 4 3 .571 26. Brienza, Paul 1 - 5 .167 13. Howard, David 4 5 .545 27. Medina, Danny 14. Sigel, Mike 6