A STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF 9-BALL POCKET BILLIARDS
(201)838-7089 Vol. 2, No. 2
Classic
Photo by BILLIE BILLING AURORA- Jose Parica won his second major 9-ball tournament of the year by capturing The Classic Cup V with an undefeated 8-0 record. In races to eleven, he defeated Vanover (4), Marshall (1), Orlandi (6), LeBron (5), Roberts (6), Bollman (3), Hopkins (9), and Bollman (8). Parica collected $4,500 for his efforts while Belinda Bearden won the thirty-two player ladies' division and collected $2,100. fr =N CLASSIC CUP V AURORA, ILLINOIS March 19-23,1986 FINAL STANDINGS
# NAME AVG. PRIZE NAME AVG. 1st Jose Parica I .867; $4,500 Jack Hynes | .798; 2nd Dave Bollman | .882; 2,700 Scott Smith j .789) 3rd Allen Hopkins ( .881; 1,800 Cecil Tugwell | .777) 4th Danny Medina ( .866) 1,350 Chris MacDonald I .768) 5th-6th Wiki Robinson (' .758) Efren Reyes ( .873) 1,025 Todd Anderson |' .755) Danny Jones I .841) 1,025 Denny Keehan |' .667) 7th-8th Ed Khidirian |' .650) Louie Roberts | .857) 755 49th-63rd Larry Sc/iivartz | .817) 755 Mark Wilson | .851) 9th-12th Mike Bandy | .843) Buddy Hall I .893) 555 Willie Munson | .838) David Howard I .886) 555 Dick Lane (' .827) Steve Mizerak j .871) 555 Dallas West |' .825) Don McCoy I .841) 555 Danny DiLiberto |' .823) Ut/7-I^tA) Cliff Leahy |' .760) Nick Varner I .866) 400 Matt Fudacz |' .754) Mike LeBron i .865) 400 Bob Williams I' .747) Henry Granas I .826) 400 Joe Nielson | .742) George Michaels | .810) 400 Roger DelGato \ .733) 17th-24th Joe Villalpando I .717) Paul Brienza 1 .866) 315 Robert Bentele |' .700) Larry Hubbart | .853) 315 Rich Carpenter |' .654) Greg Fix 1' .844) 315 Jonn Galloway |' .649) Mark Jarvis I' .841) 315 64th-85th Ronnie Allen I' .840) 315 Tom Karabotsos I' .795) barren Costanzo I .820) 315 John Abruzzo 1' .784) Gary Hutchings | .812) 315 Dick Spitzer j' .778) John Zaksas 1' .792) 315 Joe DiPietro |'.773) 25th-32nd Joe Kerr |'.755) Jay Swanson 1' .867) 275 Le*is Colquitt |'.746) Itfade Crane 1' .852) 275 Ciarence 8eii |'.738) Grady Mathews |' .852) 275 Jim Martin |' .728) Kim Davenport |' .844) 275 Ray Bergman |' .710) Mike Massey I' .834) 275 Rich Coleman |' .701) Jim Mataya i' .834) 275 John Wright |' .682) Bob Vanover I• .820) 275 Richard Alman |' .656) RK McLoud 1'.640) 275 Peter McCoy |' .640) JJrd-48tn Ray Badami |' .629) Earl Strickland |' .858) Alex Durbin |' .612) Scott Kitto 1' .855) Jim Willard |'.608) Sill Incardona |' .849) Mike Noland |' .591) Terry Seii 1' .819) Sergio Huante |' .536) Guido Orlandi |' .813) John Plosilla |' .520) Richie Ambrose |' .812) Robert Noland |' .486) Paui Baker 1'.809) So Marshall iI .451) Dick Weaver 1' .802) Jim Swanson it.323) • r A IP Parica Tops Bollman ^ for 2nd Win of Season Dave Bollman played great pool throughout The The event was co-sponsored by Pool & Billiard Classic Cup V but it wasn't enough as Jose Parica Magazine and Willards Scuffers. Harold Simonsen snapped off his second major tournament in a row. directed the eighty-five player tourney and paid Bollman averaged an exceptional .882 for the thirty-two places while Joba Trading supplied the entire tournament, well within tournament winning Granito cloth for the eight Gold Crowns. range. Parica also posted a high tournament Buddy Hall posted the highest tournament average average of .867 with each player shooting three f ,900's each. of .893 which included four .900 s. There were a total of forty ,900!s, three shutouts, and seventeen wire matches. Notable Matches The Classic Cup V produced twenty matches worthy score: 11-4. of mention. The number in parentheses is the In addition to Scott Kitto's (.925) excellent player's TPA for that session. overall play and resounding victory over Ronnie David Howard (.971) pulverized his first opponent Allen (.680) 11-1, Kitto made a ball on the break 11-1 while posting the highest TPA of the without scratching every time he broke. tournament for a single match. His ill-fated Bob Hilliana (.804) scratched on the break four victim was John Abruzzo (.636). times during this session, the last time being the After a missed shot by Bob Vanover (.743) at 3-2, most critical. While on the hill at 10-9, Williams Jose Parica (.902) increased his lead to 8-2 made the nine ball on the break and scratched! He allowing Vanover only to rack the balls! Final (continued on page 17)
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# NAME TPA NAME TPA NAME TPA 1. Buddy Hall .893 29. Mike Massey .834 57. Todd Anderson .755 2. David Howard .886 30. Jim Mataya .834 58. Matt Fudacz .754 3. Dave Bollman .882 31. Dick Lane .827 59. Bob Williams .747 4. Allen Hopkins .881 32. Henry Granas .826 60. Lewis Colquitt .746 .825 .742 5. Efren Reyes .873 33. Dallas West 61. Joe Nielson 6. Steve Mizerak .871 .823 .738 34. Danny DiLiberto 62. Clarence Bell 7. Jose Parica .867 35. Bob Vanover .820 .733 .820 63. Roger DelGato .728 8. Jay Swanson .867 36. Warren Costanzo 9. Nick Varner .866 .819 64. Jim Martin .717 37. Terry Bell 10. Paul Brienza .866 .817 65. Joe Villalpando .710 38. Larry Schwartz 11. Danny Medina .866 .813 66. Ray Bergman .701 .812 .700 12. Mike LeBron .865 39. Guido Orlandi 67. Rich Coleman 13. Earl Strickland .858 40. Gary Hutchings .812 .682 .810 68. Robert Bentele .667 14. Louie Roberts .857 41. Richie Ambrose 15. Scott Kitto .855 .809 69. John Wright .658 16. Larry Hubbart .853 42. George Michaels .802 70. Denny Keehan .654 17. Wade Crane .852 43. Paul Baker .798 71. Richard Alman .650 .795 .649 18. Grady Mathews .852 44. Dick Weaver 72. Rich Carpenter 19. Mark Wilson .851 .792 .640 45. Jack Hynes 73. Ed Khidirian 20. Bill Incardona .849 46. Tom Karabotsos .789 .640 21. Kim Davenport .844 47. John Zaksas .784 74. John Galloway .629 22. Greg Fix .844 48. Scott Smith .778 75. RK McLoud .612 23. Mike Bandy .843 49. John Abruzzo .777 76. Peter McCoy .608 24. Don McCoy .841 .773 77. Ray Badami .591 50. Dick Spitzer .768 .536 25. Danny Jones .841 78. Alex Durbin 26. Mark Jarvis .841 51. Cecil Tugwell .760 .520 27. Ronnie Allen .840 52. Joe DiPietro .758 79. Jim Willard .486 28. Willie Munson .838 53. Chris MacDonald .755 80. Mike Noland .451 54. Cliff Leahy 81. Sergio Huante .323 55. Wiki Robinson 82. John Plosilla 56. Joe Kerr 83. Robert Noland 84. BoTh Marshalle Ultimat e 85. TricJim Swansonk Sho t Tape by Willie Jopling matte in tA* • 60 Balls in 20 Shots. A table is loaded with 4 racks of balls • 60 Shots in 60 Minutes A unique exhibition in four parts • 20 Original Trick Shots Two-piece billiard cues with the How some of the shots were contrived features and quality found only in • 20 Forced Q Ball Curves Some of these shots will amaze you other cues costing much,much more. • 50 One Pocket Shots 10 Kicks 10 Kisses 10 Banks 10 Safeties 10 Outs Write or call for brochures and Information • 10 Trick Bank Shots ALL THIS AND MORE ON ONE TAPE The Henry W.T. Mall & Co. Inc. Phone: (212) 475-4960 OVER 200 SHOTS FOR ONLY 257 Park Ave. South Toll Free: (800) 223-6468 SEN0 CHECK SAAOS INCLUDES POSTAGE New York. N.Y., 10010. U.S.A. TWX: (710) 581-5522 OR MONEY ORDER •§ V AND HANDLING WILLIE JOPLING TAPE P.O. Box 2215 -Lynchburg, VA 24901 ~ VHS • BETA rr ™s IF y0U TAKE YOUR POOL SERIOUSLY...
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Name Score Avg. NAME PRIZE 1) L. J. Jones 9 (.873) 1st Belinda Beardon $2,100 Robin Bell 4 (.667) 2nd Bonnie Hoffman 1,260 3rd Loree Jon Jones 980 2) B. Bearden 9 (.722) 4th Robin Bell 700 n B. Hoffman 6 (.670) 5th- 6th 3) B. Hoffman 9 (.702) Peg Ledrnan 420 L. J. Jones 7 (.719) Kelly Simpson 420 7th- 30 4) B. Hoffman 9 (.773) 8th 280 B. Bearden 4 (.702) Billie Billing Laura Smith 280 5) B. Bearden 9 (.733) 9 th-12th B. Hoffman 4 (918)) Vicki Frechen 140 Dianne Piercy 140 rn JoAnn Mason 140 * Anne Mayes 140 I
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TOURNAMENT RESULTS - Displays results of every Anne Mayes major 9-ball tournament listing names, money Jim Logothetis winnings, won/lost record, and columns showing John O'Connor how each player placed in each tournament. It's similar to page 20 of this issue. (approx. 15 Clyde Childress Open Tournament Staff: pages) Co-Promoters Williard'a Shaper & Scuffer 2. LINE HISTORY REPORTS - At least one page for each player, listed alphabetically, shows the results Pool & Billiard Magazine of each session played. Each line includes date, Host Site The Lincolnway Lodge opponent, event, score, break avg., kick avg., Tournament Director Harold Simonsen TPA, and opponent's TPA. (approx. 375 pages) • Displays fifteen Copyright © 1986, by Accu-Stats. All rights re 3. PERFORMANCE AVERAGES ranking the top 100 served. Except as permitted under the United States statistical categories Copyright Act of 1976, no part of this publicstion players in each category, (approx. 30 pages) may be reproduced in any form or by any means, 4. SESSIONS - WON/LOST - This section sorts players without the written permission of the publisher. according to their won/lost record and "sessions decided by one game." (approx. 10 pages) 5. WOMEN'S STATS - Displays major tournament results in money winning order, alphabetical order, and What's Next? won/lost record order, (approx. 7 pages) 6. 1984 RESULTS - Displayed the same as section 1, The next issue of Accu-Stats will with complete results of the 388 tournament feature The Sands Regent Hotel/Casino players of 1984. (approx. 15 pages) 9-Ball Open. The Sands is adding 7. SCORESHEETS - Accu-Stats scoresheets and $20,000 to the pro event and $3,000 to instructions, (spprox. 7 pages) the USPPA Pro-Am division. The events are scheduled for May 31-June 8, 1986. This one-of-a-kind volume is just $99.00 and is only The pro event expects eighty-five available through Accu-Stats. To order, send check, contestants while the Pro-Am may fill money order, Master Card, or Visa to: Accu-Stats, up at 128. If you are interested in 204 Eagle Rock Avenue, Roseland, NJ 07068. competing, see ad on page 3. ~1 Subscription Form YES!! Enter my name as an Accu-Stats subscriber SUBSCRIPTION RATE • One Year For Only $15.00 Card * Exp. Date Check - m/o Q Signature Name Master Card Q Address. City Stale Zip. Visa D Please send me free scoresheet instructions Q Accu-Stats 204 Eagle Rock Avenue • Roseland. New Jersey 07068 201-838-7089 ^ i 13 y fr ^ Aurora Performance Rankings Classic Cup V TOTAL PERFORMANCE KICK PERFORMANCE BALLS (MINIMUM KICKS =15) NAME GAMES MADE ERRORS TPA NAME GAMES KICKS GOOD KPA 1. Buddy Hall 138 695 83 .893 1 Dave Bollman 147 39 36 .923 2. David Howard 109 554 71 .886 2 Mike LeBron 87 25 23 .920 3. Dave Bollman 147 718 96 .882 3 John Zaksas 104 32 29 .906 4. Allen Hopkins 120 579 78 .881 4 Mark Jarvis 101 21 19 .905 5 31 28 .903 5. Efren Reyes 108 508 74 .873 Jose Parica 130 6 20 18 .900 6. Steve Mizerak 124 599 89 .871 7 Gary Hutchings 85 20 18 .900 7. Jose Parica 130 652 100 .867 8 Kim Davenport 84 18 16 .889 8. Jay Swanson 68 293 45 .867 9 Rich Carpenter 52 17 15 .882 9. Nick Varner 86 363 56 .866 10 Scott Kitto 65 17 15 .882 10. Paul Brienza 72 343 53 .866 11 Matt Fudacz 44 17 15 .882 (Classic Cup Average = .809) Jay (ClassiSwansonc Cup Averag68 e = .771) BREAK PERFORMANCE RUN OUT (MINIMUM BREAKS = 20) BREAK BALL MADE OPPORTUNITIES 0PP0R- RUN # NAME GAMES SHOTS W/0 SCR. BPA NAME TUNITIES OUTS PCT. 1. Steve Mizerak 124 67 50 .746 2. Mark Wilson 47 23 17 .739 1. Dave Bollman 122 86 70.5 3 Todd Anderson 65 30 22 .733 2. David Howard 96 67 69.8 4 Larry Schwartz 121 66 48 .727 3 Bob Vanover 61 41 67 2 5 Dallas West 45 21 15 .714 4 Ronnie Allen 75 50 66 7 6 Paul Brienza 72 38 27 .711 5 Efren Reyes 89 59 66 3 7 Nick Varner 86 48 34 .708 6 Allen Hopkins 108 71 65 7 8 Dick Weaver 77 41 29 .707 7 Danny Medina 131 86 65 6 9 Guido Orlandi 51 27 19 .704 8 Jose Parica 128 84 65 6 10 Earl Strickland 75 40 28 .700 9 Buddy Hall 126 82 65.1 (Classic Cup Average = .592) 10 Mike LeBron 71 45 63.4 (Classic Cup Average = 52.3) MISSES POSITION ERRORS (PER 100 BALLS POCKETED) (PER 100 BALLS POCKETED) BALLS SHOTS BALLS POSITION NAME MADE MISSED AVG NAME MADE ERRORS AVG 1. Larry Hubbart 367 14 8 3 1. David Howard 554 17 3 1 2. Steve Mizerak 599 27 4 5 2. Jack Hynes 146 5 3 4 3. Willie Munson 197 9 4 6 3 579 27 7 3. Dave Bollman 718 25 5 4. Allen Hopkins 4 3 8 363 17 4 7 4. Jay Swanson 293 11 5. Nick Varner 4 . 508 25 9 5. Danny Medina 679 29 3 6. Efren Reyes 4 4 3 379 19 0 6. Earl Strickland 326 14 7. Mike LeBron 5 4 4 8. Buddy Hall 695 35 5 0 7. Danny Jones 528 23 4 554 28 1 5 9. David Howard 5 8. Buddy Hall 695 31 4 5 10. Louie Roberts 420 22 5.2 9. Efren Reyes 508 23 4.7 (Classic Cup Average 10.1) 10. Allen Hopkins 579 27 (Classic Cup Average • 7.5) CLASSIC CUP Averages Ball made on the break: 66* Run out from the break: 21* Nine ball made on the break: 3.05S Run out after making a ball on the break: 36% Scratch on the break: 9.85! Run out with ball in hand: 65% Scratch while going for position: 1.455 J V^; 14 J r Handicap 9~Ball Tournaments Every Thursday! !CHECK OUR PRICES! Starts 7=30 PM SPECIAL 1/2 PRICE RATES Custom Cues $15 Entry Fee Mon.-Fri., 2PM-7PM & Senior Citizens Accessories Cash Paid 4 Places College Students (ID Req.) Trophy for 1st (17) 9 ft. Gold Crown Pool Tables (/) 10 ft. 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Blackwell Street Entry Cut-off Date August IOf 1986 Dover, N.J. 07801 For more information call JOHN or HERB at: J ] 4-687-566 1 Billiard Supply Store Call or write ARLINGTON RECREATION SUPPLY 4445 Tyler Ave., Riverside, CA 92503 201-366-9829 for consumer brochure 15 fr- "\ ATLANTIC CITY, NJ - Players came to Resorts Internat compete in the $50,000 from all over the country ional Hotel/Casino to added "Last Call for 9-Ball - Part II." The event drew 128 players, the largest NAME PRIZE NAME PRIZE field ever to use nine foot 1st Jim Rempe $35,000 Danny Medina $659 tables! 2nd Efren Reyes 13,167 Brian Hashimoto 659 3rd Jay Swanson 7,902 The four day event featured 33rd-48th continuous play from noon 4th Nick Varner 5,268 Jerry Nacovsky 494 5th- 6th til 3AM. When the large Richie Ambrose 494 field finally dwindled down Kim Davenport 3,951 Denny Searcy 494 Earl Strickland 3,951 to just two players, the Jim Mataya 494 stage was set for an 7th-<-8th Steve Dobrowolski 494 exciting match between Jim Sammy Jones 2,634 Joe DiPietro 494 Dick Weaver 2,634 Rempe and Efren Reyes. The Phil Fasciana 494 winner would be decided 9th^.-12th Bob Opsahl 494 Bob Williams 1 976 with one final match and Jack Ford 494 considering that second George Brunt 1 976 Henry Granas 494 Pete Fusco 1 976 place paid $13,000, Rempe Bill Incardona 494 and Reyes were playing one Danny DiLiberto 1 976 Scott Townsend 494 13th-16th session of nine ball for Allen Hopkins 494 $22,000! Two hours later it Scott Kitto 1 317 Louie Roberts 494 Mike Gulyassy 1 317 was all over. Jim Rempe Larry Geracitano 494 reigned supreme as he Bob Hunter 1 317 Jim Reid 494 Dick Lane 1 317 defeated Reyes 11-4 to win 49th-64th the $35,000 grand prize. He 17th-24th Danny Jones 330 Mike Massey 988 played better and better as George Mikula 330 the tournament progressed Joe Kiley 988 Grady Mathews 330 Buddy Hall 988 and played his best on the Mark Maryo 330 final day. Ed Metushneck 988 Larry Hubbart 330 Tom Vanover 988 Dave Egdahl 330 The $114,000 purse was Ray Lerman 988 Mike Nicoloro 330 shared by sixty-four places Mike LeBron 988 Pat Fleming 330 with last place money Rich Geiler 988 Mike Sigel 330 receiving $330. 25th-32nd Rich Rosso 330 Bill Staton directed the Joe Frady 659 Wade Crane 330 John DiToro 659 event with co-directors Jay Ron Casanzio 330 Helfert and Pat Fleming. Mike Zuglan 659 CM Lee 330 Tom Ruocco 659 Assistant director was Ken David Rhodes 330 Smith. Ron Dobosenski 659 David Howard 330 Jr. Harris 659 Mike Danner 330 Another event is planned for December. V \; 16 r? Notable Matches (continued from page 3) never returned to the table as Larry Hubbart (•918) edged him 11-10. Fieldston Mike Bandy (.857) was never behind during the entire set until soon after he broke while ahead 10-8. Unfortunately for Bandy, nothing fell on the break. Chris MacDonald (.840) ran the next twenty-seven balls to win 11-10. Billiards After eleven racks, Ton Karabot8oa (.824) was shooting an impressive .900 TPA and leading Steve Mizerak (.935) 11-4- Yet, after a Karabotsos 25 Brunswick safety, Mizerak kicked in a ball and proceeded to play .982 pool for the next seven racks and won 11-7. Gold Crowns "Dirty" Danny Jones' (.851) brand of billiard etiquette was a bit too much for Grady Mathews (.837) as exchanged words and charges of "sharking" eventually resulted in Mathews conceding the match to Jones. Jones was ahead Jackpot Nine Ball 10-8. Allen Hopkins (.941) missed but a single ball as Handicap Tournaments he defeated Dallas West (.600) 11-1. John Ploailla (.470) had the uncanny knack for the Single Elimination unusual...break, that is. After winning the lag, he broke the nine ball in twice in a row. During a latsr break shot, he miscued, repositioned the cue o ball and miscued again. John Galloway (.683) defeated Plosilla 11-5. Maximum Field of 16 Sorry, no names on this notable match, but reprogramming was required to fit this record $15 Entry Fee breaking session into the computer. By the time the session was finally over, both players had stepped up to the table over sixty times apiece! Nick Varner (.883) never missed a ball during his (several hundred dollars 11-5 victory over Todd Anderaon (.731)* Guido Orlandi (.808) jumped to a 7-0 lead over in jackpot and John Zaksua (.787) yet couldn't hold on despite the largest assortment of cues on the floor (excluding vendors). Zaksus fought back to an 11-9 growing every week!) victory. Incidentally, with the help of his break cue, Orlandi made a ball on the break without scratching each of the ten times he broke. For further information: After eleven racks and on the hill 10-1, Ronnie Allen (.940) had maintained a record breaking .987 FIELDSTON BILLIARDS TPA. After a Ki« Davenport (.857) rally, Allen 5905 Broadway (240 St.) eventually won 11-6. Riverdale, Bronx, NY 212-884-9800 In a most impressive match against Steve Mizerak (.744), Louie Roberts (.943) displayed exceptional talent as he disposed of the "Mighty Miz" 11-2. "Plenty Free Parking During hia 11-5 victory over Gary Hutchinga Vi (continued on page 18) r JS ^ rr Aurora Classic Cup V Name Score AVQ . Scores & Averages Name Score AVQ. (continued from paqe 4) 92} D. Howard 11 (.872) 159) D. Jones li (.856) R. Ambrose 4 (.727) Name Score Avq^ Name Score AVQ. L. Schwartz 7 (.786) 149) 93) D. Medina li (.859) LOSERS (25th~32nd) S. Mizerak 11 (.895) WINNERS' BRACKET G. Hatchings M. LeBron 8 (.818) 8 (.760) 122) J. Zaksas 11 (.860) 160) J. Parica 11 (.888) WINNERS'BRACKET 94) S. Mizerak 11 (.862) J. Mataya 9 (.779) D. Bollman 3 (.694) C. MacDonald 6 (.638) 123) G. Michaels 11 (.806) 150) D. Bollman 11 (.903 161) A. Hopkins li (.861) 95) L. Roberts li (.835) G. Mathews 10 (.795) D. Medina 5 (.852) E. Reyes 10 (.864) P. Baker 7 (.777) 124) G. Hutchings 11 (.857) 151) J. Parica 11 (.854) LOSERS (5th-6th) 96) M. LeBron 11 (.904; M. Massey 4 (.717) L. Roberts 6 (.789) 162) D. Medina 11 (.854) J. Mataya 10 (.809) 125) B. Hall 11 (.908J 152) E. Reyes 11 (.867) E. Reyes 6 (.800) 97} J. Parica B. Vanover 8 (.844) L. Schwartz 6 (.678) 11 (30& 163) D. Bollman 11 (.943; G. Orlandi 126) 153) A. Hopkins 6 (.733) H. Granas 11 (.90V 11 (.875) D. Jones 4 (.761) 98) D. McCoy Jay Swanson 8 (.855) 0. Jones 6 (.826) 11 (.884) LOSER (4th/ E. Strickland 7 (.854) 127) M. Jarvis li (.903; LOSERS (9th-12th) 164) 0. Bollman li (.947; 99) E. Reyes 11 (.894) W. Crane 8 (.868) 154) D. Medina 11 (.909; D. Medina 5 (.792) T. Bell 7 (.824) 128) G. Fix li (.826) 0. McCoy 8 (.873) WINNERS' BRACKET 100) W. Costanzo 11 (.841) RK McLoud 5 (.606) 155) L. Roberts 11 (.863) D. Keehan 3 (.655) 129) R. Allen 11 (.940, B. Hall 10 (.874) 165) J. Parica 11 (.865) A. Hopkins 9 (.851) 101) L. Schwartz 11 (.802) K. Davenport 6 (.857) 156) L. Schwartz li (.874) RK McLoud 1 (.522) WINNERS' BRACKET D. Howard 10 (.900 LOSER (3rd) 102) N. Varner 11 (.883) 130) D. Bollman 11 (.890) 157) 0. Jones 11 (.868) 166) D. Bollman 11 (.883) T. Anderson 5 (.731) L. Hubbart 4 (.769) 5. Mizerak 10 (.873) A. Hopkins 8 (.818) 103) D. Jones 11 (.825) 131) D. Medina 11 (.891) LOSERS (7th-8th) FINALS E. Khidirian 7 (.667) D. Howard 6 (.845) 158) D. Medina 11 (.878) 167) J. Parica 11 (.849) 104) A. Hopkins li (.918; 132) L. Roberts li (.943J L. Roberts 6 (.792) D. Bollman 8 (.810) J. Hynes 1 (.579) 5. Mizerak 2 (.744) 105) P. Brienza 11 (.854) 133) J. Parica 11 (.914; S. Kitto 9 (.794) M. LeBron 5 (.825) LOSERS (33rd-48th) 134) E. Reyes li (.888) 106) J. Zaksas 11 (.787) D. McCoy 6 (.847) Notable Matches G. Orlandi 9 (.808) 135) L. Schwartz 11 (.850) (continued from page 17) 107) J. Mataya 11 (.870) W. Costanzo 3 (.683) (.803), Nick Varner (.875) made a ball on the 136) S. Smith 3 (.667) D. Jones li (.856) break without scratching every time he broke. 108) G. Mathews 11 (.845) N. Varner 8 (.825) P. Baker 7 (.778) 137) A. Hopkins u (.901; While thrashing Mark Jarvis (.467) 11-0, David 109) G. Michaels 11 (.830) P. Brienza 8 (.851) Howard (.963) almost beat the tournament high .971 C. MacDonald 9 (.768) LOSERS (I7th-24th) TPA set by himself earlier. After nine racks, he 110) G. Hutchings li (.863) 138) D. McCoy 11 (.808) was still shooting 1.000. B. Incardona 5 (.816) J. Zaksas 5 (.662) After winning the lag, Nick Varner (.889) broke 111) M. Massey 11 (.883) 139) G. Michaels li (.798) R. Ambrose 9 (.767) W. Costanzo 9 (.759) and ran out four racks and obviously looked in 112) 8. Hall 11 (.864) 140) N. Varner 11 (.875) control. Soon he was ahead of Buddy Hall (.906) W. Robinson 7 (.786) G. Hutchings 5 (.803) 6-1. Hall won the next ten racks while holding 113) B. Vanover 11 (.806) 141) B. Hall li (.876) Varner to pocketing just two more balls! 0. Weaver 10 (.798) P. Brienza 7 (.851) 114) While knotted at 10-10 with David Howard (.900), H. Granas 11 (.841) 142) H. Granas 11 (.800) S, Kitto 10 (.798) L. Hubbart 8 (.857) Larry Schwartz (.874) made the nine ball on the 115} Jay Swanson li (.889) 143) D. Howard li (.963; break. J. Hynes 8 (.763) M. Jarvis 0 (.467) 116) With the score 10-10, Steve Mizerak (.873) M. Jarvis 11 (.853) 144) S. Mizerak 11 (.873) E. Khidirian 4 (.702) G. Fix 5 (.797) appeared to be running out a routine rack, yet 117) W. Crane 11 (.874) 145) M. LeBron li (.883) fell short on position and played safety on the T. Anderson 4 (.698) R. Allen 7 (.800) nine ball. Danny Jones (.868) stepped to the table 118) RK McLoud li (.713) LOSERS (13th-16th) with the cue ball on the head rail and the nine C. Tugwell 8 (.754) ball on the foot rail. He cut the nine ball as 119) 146) D. McCoy 11 (.838) G. Fix 11 (.906; G. Michaels 10 (.865) thin as is humanly possible for a spectacular D. Keehan 5 i.621) 120) 147) B. Hall 11 (.906; session winning shot. K. Davenport 11 (.872) N. Varner 6 (.889) T. Bell 6 (.784) After an Allen Hopkins (.851) break shot and 121) 148) D. Howard 11 (.849) R. Allen 11 (.871) H. Granas 7 (.727) trailing 8-9, Jose Parica (.865) ran out, then E. Strickland 10 (.840) broke and ran out the next two racks to win 11-9. Vi 18 ^ r ^ r YEAR TO DATE Sessions Won~Lost # NAME (MINIMUM SESSIONS = 7) WON LOST PCT 1. Rempe, Jim WON7 LOST0 .000PCT 21.# NAMEDavenport, Kim 10 6 .625 2. Parica, Jose 15 3 .833 22. Jones, Danny 9 6 .600 3. Fusco, Pete 7 2 .778 23. Lane, Dick 9 6 .600 4. Jones, Sammy 2 .7 78 6 .600 7 24. Williams, Bob 9 5. Varner, Nick 19 6 .760 4 .600 Reyes, Efren 6 .750 25. Massey, Mike 6 4 .600 6. 18 4 7. Hall, Buddy 10 .714 26. Roberts, Louie 6 6 .571 • Jarvis, Mark 2 4 8. 5 .714 27. DiLiberto, Danny 8 .556 McCoy, Don 2 .714 4 9. 5 2 28. Harris, Jr. 5 .556 Michaels, George .714 29. Hutchings, Gary 5 4 .556 10. Howard, David 5 6 4 11. 24 .700 30. Incardona, Bill 5 .556 Medina, Danny 6 .700 4 .556 12. 6 31. Mataya, Jim 5 6 Swanson Jay 14 .684 .538 13. 4 32. Schwartz, Larry 5 6 14. Mizerak, Steve 13 .667 .538 Bollman, Dave 8 6 33. LeBron, Mike 7 6 15. 6 .647 6 .500 16. Hopkins, Allen 11 .64 7 34. Mathews, Grady 7 .500 Stickland, Earl 6 4 17. 11 4 .647 35. Crane, Wade 6 4 .500 Granas, Henry 11 .636 .500 18. Kitto, Scott 4 36. Hubbart, Larry 6 4 19. 7 4 .636 37. Allen, Ronnie 4 4 .500 Weaver, Dick .636 .500 20. 7 38. DiToro, John 4 4 7 .500 39. Geiler, Rich 4 40. Opsahl, Bob 4 Pn&rfiy Me J-£f'Q Cass, ot axe TOP. HANDLE NAME AND SUI? G$ •VWtr ZIPPU\ MLTS OR LACt I»:%VI FOR SALE rVpNT SHOULDER bAOi Gold Crown Billiard Table $1,000 9' National Pocket Table: $700 2014 Phyllis Place, Tampa, Florida 33619 (201)838-2754 813-623-6004 ACCU-STATS Bulk Rate 204 EAGLE ROCK AVENUE U.S- Postage ROSELAND, NJ 07068 PAID Roseland, NJ Address Correction Requested Permit #42 1986 Major Tournament Results (MINIMUM WINNINGS = $659.00) IN YTD$ SESSIONS NAME EVENTS MONEY WINNINGS WON LOST LEX'TON AURORA A.t\ * REMPE, JIM 1 1 35000.0 0 7 - 0 1 REYES, EFREN 3 3 17112.0 0 18 - 6 3 5-6 2 PARICA, JOSE 3 2 .00 15 - 3 1 1 VARNER, NICK 3 3 10340.0 0 19 - 6 13-16 65-96 SWANSON, JAY 3 3 9464 .60 6 2 25-32 4 2 .00 13 - 6 7-8 STRICKLAND, EARL 3 9286 33-48 3 DAVENPORT, KIM 3 2 .00 11 - 6 5-6 25-32 5-6 HOPKINS, ALLEN 3 3 5411 .00 10 - 6 33-48 3 BOLLMAN, DAVE 3 2 4226 .80 11 - 6 5-6 5-6 3 3 .00 6 2 HOWARD, DAVID 3754 11 - 9-12 9-12 33-48 DILIBERTO, DANNY 3 2 3546 .80 14 - 6 4 3 2 .80 6 9-12 49-64 97-128 WILLIAMS, BOB 2929 8 - 49-64 MEDINA, DANNY 3 3 .40 6 9-12 49-64 1 1 2822 .00 9 - 2 13-16 4 JONES. SAMMY 2 1 .00 14 - 4 9-12 WEAVER DICK 1 1 2822 .00 7 - 2 33-48 BRUNT, GEORGE 9-12 1 1 2651 .00 7 - 2 25-32 FUSCO._.., PETE 3 3 2634 .00 4 - 6 JONES, DANNY 3 2 .00 7 - 6 17-24 5-6 7-8 LANE, DICK 2 2 2634 .00 9 - 4 17-24 49-64 7-8 HALL, BUDDY 3 2 1976 .00 9 - 6 9-12 LEBRON, MIKE 2 1 .00 10 - 4 25-32 13-16 9-12 KITTO, SCOTT 1 1 1976 .00 7 - 2 33-48 9-12 GULYASSY, MIKE 1 1 1793 .00 7 - 2 49-64 HUNTER, BOB 2 2 .00 4 - 4 MASSEY, MIKE 2 2 1755 .00 4 - 4 25-32 13-16 ROBERTS, LOUIE 3 1 1543 .60 6 - 6 7-8 17-24 MACDONALD, CHRIS 2 2 1388 .00 6 - 4 7-8 33-48 DITORO, JOHN 2 2 .00 4 17-24 17-24 1 1317 .00 5 - 4 13-16 MIZERAK, STEVE 2 4 - 17-24 9-12 GEILER, RICH 1 1317 .00 2 33-48 13-16 KILEY, JOE 1 1 .00 8 - 2 METUSHNECK, ED 1 1 1317 .00 4 - 2 13-16 VANOVER, TOM 1 1263 .00 3 - 2 17-24 1 3 - LERMAN, RAY 1 2 1249 .00 4 33-48 GRANAS, HENRY 1 .80 3 - 4 2 13-16 97-128 SWEET, TOBY 2 2 1109 .00 4 - 4 9-12 MATAYA, JIM 2 1 1097 .00 4 25-32 25-32 SCHWARTZ, LARRY 2 .00 7 - 4 2 993 7-8 17-24 HUTCHINGS, GARY 2 1 .00 3 - 4 17-24 17-24 HARRIS, JR. 2 1 988 .00 5 - 2 25-32 17-24 17-24 FRADY, JOE 1 988 .00 5 - 2 17-24 ZUGLAN, MIKE 1 .00 5 - 2 17-24 RUOCCO, TOM 1 988 .00 5 - 2 33-48 DOBOSENSKI, RON 1 988 .00 2 65-96 HASHIMOTO, BRIAN 4 - 988 3 - 33-48 3 - 97-128 894 25-32 846 4 - 25-32 767565593 3 - 25-32