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A STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF 9-BALL POCKET BILLIARDS
(201)226-5429
Vol.3, No.4
Takes the
Carolinas'
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CHARLOTTEBuddy Hall and Mike LeBron shake hands as they celebrate their
one-two finishes. Hall's superb play earned him $6,000 in prize money and the
Carolinas' Cup title. In races to eleven, Hall managed wins over Jones (9),
Abernathy (3), and Incardona (6) before being edged out by Mathews 10-11. Hall
resumed his winning form outpointing Mizerak (8), Rempe (9), Reid (6), Brown (6),
and finally LeBron in an extended one-match finals 15-5. Loree Jon Jones took home
$1,900 and the women's title for her undefeated performance.
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THE CAROLINAS' CUP
CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA
September 14-19,1987
1
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FINAL
STANDINGS
I Men:
I
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NAME
1
1 s t B u d d y Hall
1
I
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2nd Mike LeBron
3rd Torn Brown
4th Jimmy Reid
1
5th-6th
1
1
1
1
I
1
I
I
1
Jim Rempe
Grady Mathews
7th-8th
Sammy Jones
5 t e v e Mizerak
9th-12th
Earl S t r i c k l a n d
David Howard
Howard Vickery
1
I
Jack Stenner
IJt/)-I^th
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
I
1
S i l l Incardona
Wayne Collins
Paul Brienza
Kenny Wellman
17th-24th
Danny DiLiberto
John Morrow
Greg Fix
Dave Bollman
Mike Gulyassy
Tony Ellin
Sob Opsahl
E r i c Baker
PRIZE
AVG.
( .881)
( .866)
,
(,.822)
(,.845)
$6,000.00
4,000.00
2,500.00
1,650.00
( .863)
,
( .819)
.
1,250.00
1,250.00
(..841)
(,.831)
850.00
850.00
f..896)
(..869)
(..834)
f..798)
550.00
550.00
550.00
550.00
(,,865)
(,,835)
I ,802)
,
(,,780)
350.00
350.00
350.00
350.00
(.,838)
f.,822)
(,,807)
{.,800)
(,,793)
(,.774)
( .753)
.
f .,735)
200.00
200.00
200.00
200.00
200.00
200.00
200.00
200.00
#
NAME
AVG.
25th-32nd
John DiToro
Ray Martin
Buddy Dennis
Chuck Sidden
Harold
Dollar
Don Ferguson
Chuck Abernathy
Mel Mlotok
33id-45th
Kim Davenport
Mike Cone
Wade Crane
Bob Wolfe
Tom Kennedy
JM Flowers
John
Williams
Chuck Absher
Jack Romeo
Nappy Cheek
CJ Underwood
Bill
Stephen
Jeff
Reynolds
1
f.840J
(.829)
(.796)
(.785)
(.780)
(.741)
(.733 1
(.656)
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
(.827)
1
(.790)
(.776)
(.750)
(.745)
(.728)
(.714)
(.689)
(.685)
(.674)
(.635)
(.634)
(.544)
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
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PRIZE
1 Ist
1 2nd
1 3rd
• 4th
Loree Jon Jones $1,900
Mary Kenniston
1,400
L o r i Shampo
1,000
K e l l y Simpson
600
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5th-6th
Peg Ledman
Dorrena Warren
7th-8th
Belinda Beardeni
Laura Smith
PRIZE
225
225
NAME
9th-12th
Bonnie Hoffman
Kaye Deller
Lisa Penrod
Janine Hague
13th Vicki Paski
ACCU-FACT
•
Jimmy R e i d won seven s essions i n a row, t h e b e s t s t r :Lng o f the tournament.
PRIZE 1
1
1
1
1
1
Buddy Chaihs Up
Third Major Win of Year
Buddy Hall won the inaugural Carolinas' Cup backing
up this year's previous major wins in Toledo and
Denver. As a result, Mike LeBron is once again
forced to wait his turn for that first major win
which I'm sure will come soon. Tom Brown had his
best finish of his professional career (3rd)
defeating Jimmy Reid, Steve Mizerak, and Jim Rempe
to name a few. Earl Strickland, as usual, played
top notch but unfortunately confusion with his
schedule resulted in a forfeited match thus
eliminating him from the competition. Loree Jon
Notable
Harold Dollar (.882) played remarkably well,
missing just two shots the entire session, less
than anyone during the first day's play. Anyone
that is, except for his opponent Jia Reape (.939)
who missed none! Although Dollar ran out each of
his four opportunities, he lost 4-11.
Dave Bollaan (.813) found just one of many ways to
lose a hill-hill match. As he was running out the
final rack, he scratched on the six ball giving
Mike Gulya88y (.814) ball in hand to cinch the
last four balls and the match 11-10. It was the
first time during the entire session that Gulyassy
was in the lead.
Paul Brienza (.802) jumped to a 7-2 lead in spite
of the fact that Mike LeBron (.946) had yet to
miss a single ball. LeBron continued his steady
play shooting a .984 for the next nine racks
winning the match 11-7.
After Earl Strickland (.840) missed a kick shot
while ahead 10-8, all he could do was watch as
David Howard (.840) ran out the session to win
11-10.
Apparently, somebody was going to pay for an
earlier defeat and the victim was Jack Roaeo
(.571). Earl Strickland (.942) rebounded from his
Howard losa with an 11-0 drubbing. He could have
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Jones upended Mary Kenniston for the womens title.
George and Irene Dowdy, owners of Mother's Billiard
Parlor and Grille produced, hosted, and sponsored
the major event, one which they had long planned.
They added $15,000 which drew fifty-eight men and
women to Charlotte eager to share in over $30,000
in prize money. A local Pepsi distributer donated
$500 for specialty events, $100 a day for the
winners of each contest.
Johnny Morrow, Chuck
Absher, and Chuck Abernathy each won one conte8t
while David Howard won two.
Matches
e a s i l y shot a 1.000 had i t not been f o r two
c a r e l e s s l y missed shots and two scratches on t h e
break. Other than t h a t he ran out every t i m e .
I n a w e l l played match, Ray Martin (.855) missed
j u s t one b a l l yet managed t o o n l y score f i v e
t i m e s . Hooking h i m s e l f four times proved c o s t l y .
I t was j u s t enough leeway f o r Carl Strickland
(.897) t o extend h i s lead t o 1 1 - 5 .
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Scares & Accu~'Stats Averages
Name
#
Score
AVQ.
OPENING ROUND
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1
Score
AVQ.
11
8
(.733)
(.692)
53) J. Rempe
M. Gulyassy
11
6
(.838)
(.810)
73) G. Mathews
B. Hall
28) D. Howard
E. Strickland
11
10
(.840)
(.840)
54} H. Vickery
J. Morrow
11
10
(.829)
(.805)
74J M. LeBron
0 . Hor/ard
29) B. Opsahl
R. Martin
11
10
(.769)
(.788)
55) 8. Hall
8. Incardona
11
6
(.892)
(.826)
56) G. Mathews
T. Ellin
11
7
(.797)
(.667)
57) M. LeBron
K. Wellman
11
10
(.840)
(.810)
(.844)
(.830)
(.807)
(.667)
(.703)
(.757)
30) R. Martin
CJ Underwood
11
2
31) E. Strickland
J. Romeo
11 (.942J
0 (.571)
32) M. Mlotok
T. Kennedy
11 ( N/A)
5 ( N/A)
58) 0. Howard
11 (.928)
B. Opsahl
2 (.679)
LOSERS (17th-24th)
11
10
(.819)
(.765)
33) P.
K.
Brienza
Davenport
11
9
59) E. Strickland
J. Morrow
11
1
(.896)
(.677)
11
9
(.836)
(.811)
34) J.
B.
DiToro
Stephen
11 (.921J
3 (.590)
60) P. Brienza
M. Gulyassy
11
8
(.778)
(.750)
11
7
(.784)
(.804)
35) G.
fl.
Fix
Wolfe
11
5
61) S. Mizerak
G. Fix
11
4
(.840)
(.707)
Ellin
Reynolds
11
2
(.812)
(.530)
36) D.
DiLiberto
rV. Crane
11 (-910>
6 (.792)
62) W. Collins
D. DiLiberto
11
6
(.885)
(.780)
Brienza
Cone
11
10
(.817)
(.756)
37) S. Jones
N. Chee/f
11
1
(.890)
(.630)
63) S. Jones
B. Opsahl
11
4
(.837)
(.755)
Wellman
JM Flowers
11
10
(.707)
(.712)
11
J
(.883)
(.586)
E. Strickland
Williams
11 ( . 9 0 6 /
2 (.714)
11
8
(.787)
(.790)
f
Morrow
DiLiberto
1 a; a. Hall
Jones
5
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1
1 10) T.
9 i IT. Crane
Sidden
1
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1 11) P.
1
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1 12) K.
LOSERS
(33rd-45th)
(.853)
(.615)
11 "1
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(.847)
(.823)
(.859)
(.738)
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11
2
(.857)
(.559)
65) J. Reid
T. Ellin
40) J. Reid
M. Cone
11
10
(.810)
(.820)
41J D. Ferguson
JM Flowers
11
4
(.774)
(.750)
42) E.
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11
3
(.827)
(.583)
16) S. Mizerak
D. Ferguson
11
5
(.832)
(.625)
17J
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J . Reid
11
10
(.783)
(.806)
43) E.
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Martin
5
(.897)
(.855)
J. Rempe
Dollar
11 (.939J
4 (.882)
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M.
Brienza
Mlotok
11
2
(.806)
(.593)
11
7
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(.891)
(,817)
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19) M. Gulyassy
0. Bollman
20;
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(.716)
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11
7
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38) C. Sidden
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11
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D. Bollman
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c. Absher
11 (.914J
1
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H.
Vickery
N. Cheek
11
6
47) S. Jones
C. Sidden
11 ( N/A)
8 ( N/A)
22)
B. Hall
Abernathy
11 ( . 9 2 0 ;
3 (.706)
48) D.
H.
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4
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(.646)
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B. Incardona
rV. Crane
11
4
(.843)
(.746)
49) J. Reid
D. Ferguson
11
10
(.847)
(.798)
24;
r. Ellin
G. Fix
11
10
(.806)
(.756)
50) E. Baker
fl. Dennis
11
10
(.807)
(.793)
25) G. Mathews
J. DiToro
11
10
(.833)
(.750)
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(.705)
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7 (.802,
DiLiberto
Abernathy
Bollman
Dollar
11
5
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11
6
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1
(.717)
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E. Strickland
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D. Howard
11 (.828)
10 (.858)
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J . Stenner
11 (.842)
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H. Vickery
11 ( . 9 2 4
10 (.850)
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1
79) B. Hall
5. Mizerak
11 (.868)
8 (.826)
1
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G. Mathews
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67) E. Strickland
P. Brienza
11
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68) S. Mizerak
W. Collins
11
6
(.875)
(.786)
69) S. Jones
K. Wellman
11
8
(.841)
(.779)
70) J. Reid
B. Incardona
11
10
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(.862)
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(.810)
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LOSERS (13th-16th)
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H. Vickery
11
10
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W.
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11 (.886)
6 (.815)
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5> (.816*)
71) T. Brown
J. Stenner
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(.754)
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CAROLINAS' CUP Ranhings
#
NAME
NAME
Earl
Strickland
Buddy Hall
David Howard
Mike LeBron
Bill
Incardona
Jim Rempe
7. Jimmy Reid
8. Sammy Jones
9. John DiToro
10. Danny
DiLiberto
11. Wayne Collins
12. Howard Vickery
13. Steve Mizerak
14. Ray Martin
15. Kim Davenport
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
.896
.881
.869
.866
.865
.863
.845
.841
.840
.838
.835
.834
.831
.829
.827
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
Tom Brown
John Morrow
Grady Mathews
Greg Fix
Paul Brienza
Dave Bollman
Jack Stenner
Buddy Dennis
Mike Gulyassy
Mike Cone
Chuck Sidden
Harold
Dollar
Kenny Wellman
Wade Crane
Tony Ellin
NAME
.822
.822
.819
.807
.802
.800
.798
.796
.793
.790
.785
.780
.780
.776
.774
Top Ten
Plays
A TPA of .900 or more is regarded as exception play. Of the fifteen
.900*3 shot at the Carolinas1 Cup, the top ten scores follow:
1.
2.
3
4
5.
(.963) Jiany Reid vs. Jones
(.960) Buddy Hall vs. Brown
(.946) Mike LeBron vs. Brienza
(.942) Earl Strickland vs. Romeo
(.939) J i « Rempe vs. Dollar
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
(.928) David Howard vs. Opsahl
(.924) Jia»y Reid vs. Vickery
(.921) John DiToro vs. Stephen
(.920) Buddy Hall vs. Abernathy
(.914) John Morrow vs. Absher
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
Bob Opsahl
Bob Wolfe
Tom Kennedy
Don Ferguson
Eric Baker
Chuck Abernathy
JM Flowers
John Williams
Chuck Abernathy
Jack Romeo
Nappy Cheek
Mel Mlotok
CJ Underwood
Bill
Stephen
Jeff Reynolds
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.750
.745
.741
.735
.733
.728
.714
.689
.685
.674
.656
.635
.634
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5. Mike LeBron
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6. David Howard
5
7.
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TOTAL
NAME
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
PERFORMANCE
GAMES
KICK
BALLS
MADE ERRORS TPA
NAME
NAME
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Tom Brown
109
54
37
Ray Martin
50
25
16
Mike LeBron
116
58
37
David Howard
74
41
26
Earl Strickland 93
63
38
Jim Rempe
92
52
31
Wade Crane
50
22
13
Greg Fix
70
20
35
Jack Stenner
84
44
25
Grady Mathews
94
48
27
(Carolinas' Cup Aver age = .515)
.685
.640
.638
.634
.603
.596
.591
.571
.568
.563
#
1,,
2,,
3,,
4..
5,,
6,,
7,,
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Earl Strickland
Bill Incardona
Jim Rempe
Buddy Hall
Mike LeBron
Tom Brown
Jimmy Reid
Ray Martin
Danny DiLiberto
David Howard
(Carolinas' Cup
466
315
429
764
515
435
743
228
300
326
Average =
NAME
#
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
OPPORTUNITIES
18
17
25
46
33
30
52
16
22
25
10.0)
CAROLINAS'
Ball made on the break: 57%
Nine ball made on the break: 2.1%
Scratch on the break: 10%
AVG
3.9
5.4
5.8
6.0
6.4
6.9
7.0
7.0
7.3
7.7
GOOD KPA
.926
.909
.900
.895
.889
.889
.882
.867
.842
.828
Earl Strickland
David Howard
Buddy Hall
Wayne Collins
Steve Mizerak
John Morrow
Buddy Dennis
Bill Incardona
Jimmy Reid
John DiToro
(Carolinas' Cup
CUF
PCT.
77.8
68.5
67.1
64.5
60.0
59.4
59.1
59.0
59.0
58.6
ERRORS
(PER 100 BALLS POCKETED)
BALLS POSITION
NAME
MADE
ERRORS
#
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
RUN
ODTS
Earl Strickland
81
63
David Howard
54
37
Buddy Hall
146
98
1
Jimmy Reid
100
155
Jim Rempe
85
51
Danny DiLiberto
38
64
Sammy Jones
93
55
Bill Incardona
61
36
Howard Vickery
36
61
17
Kim Davenport
29
(Carolinas' Cu p Average = 56.3)
POSITION
MISSES
(PER 100 BALLS IPOCKETED)
BALLS
SHOTS
MISSED
NAME
MADE
KICKS
RUN OUT
OPPORTUNITIES
PERFORMANCE
BREAK 1BALL MADE
GAMES SHOTS W/0 SCR. BPA
GAMES
Mike LeBron
116
27
25
Jim Rempe
92
22
20
Earl Strickland
93
30
27
Chuck Sidden
36
19
17
Tom Brown
109
27
24
Eric Baker
53
18
16
Danny DiLiberto
71
17
15
Buddy Hall
159
45
39
Bob Opsahl
49
19
16
Bill Incardona
71
29
24
(Carolinas' Cu
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(MINIMUM 1 BREAKS =20|
#
PERFORMANCE
(MINIMUM KICKS = 1 5 )
Earl Strickland
.896 1.
466
93
54
881 2.
Buddy Hall
764
103
159
David Howard
326
.869 3.
74
49
Mike LeBron
.866 4.
116
515
80
.865 5.
Bill Incardona
71
315
49
Jim Rempe
.863 6.
92
429
68
Jimmy Reid
.845 7.
187
743
136
Sammy Jones
94
417
.841 8.
79
John DiToro
194
.840 9.
53
37
.838 10.
Danny DiLiberto
71
300
58
(Carolinas' Cup Average =• .811)
BREAK
Carolinas' Cup
466
16
12
326
764
31
288
13
467
22
259
13
238
12
315
16
743
38
194
10
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AVG
3.4
3.7
4.1
4.5
4.7
5.0
5.0
5.1
5.1
5.2
Averages
Run out from the break: 17%
Run out after making 8 ball on the break
Run out with ball in hand: 67%
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NAME
MICHAEL SIGEL
EARL STRICKLAND
BUDDY HALL
DAVID HOWARD
NICK VARNER
KIM DAVENPORT
EFREN REYES
WADE CRANE
ALLEN HOPKINS
GRADY MATHEWS
MIKE LEBRON
DANNY MEDINA
JIM REMPE
DAVE BOLLMAN
JOSE PARICA
JIMMY REID
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STEVE MIZERAK
MARK JARVIS
ROBERT WILLIAMS
DALLAS WEST
DANNY DILIBERTO
PAUL BRIENZA
SAMMY JONES
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JIMMY MATAYA
KEITH MCCREADY
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37,220
28,425
27,970
23,189
15,762
11,576
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10,867
13,764
12,636
15,209
8,043
8,199
7,096
7,496
7,046
6,506
6,252
4,973
4,978
4,050
4,475
4,214
2,991
2,239
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302
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Notuble Matches
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Don Ferguson (.798) had a handsome lead of 9-4 but
missed an easy nine ball to go on the hill. Don't
do that against Jisjny Reid (.847) because it will
cost you. It did. Reid won 11-9.
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David Howard (.928) shot 1.000 for the first six
racks against Bob Qpsahl (.679) and won 11-2.
After excepting a 1-4 disadvantage against Danny
DiLiberto (.780), Wayne Collins (.885) proceeded
to shoot 1.000 for the next eight racka and
eventually won the session 11-6.
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An unusual case of ball in hand took place after
Paul Brienza (.746) took his second intentional
foul in a row giving cue ball in hand to Earl
Strickland (.893). Strickland positioned the cue
ball next to an object ball, so close that the cue
ball froze the object ball. Brienza won the foul
decision but lost the match 9-11.
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High run honors went to Mike LeBron (.904) when he
ran five racks, forty-three ball in a row without
leaving the table. On the receiving end was David
Howard (.848), Final score: LeBron 11, Howard 8.
What* Next?
David Howard (.858) made the nine ball on the
break to put him at ten. But soon after, Steve
Mizerak (.828) made the nine ball on the break to
put him at eleven.
The 12th Annual U.S. Open will get the feature
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1987, will take place at Barry Behrman's Q-Master
Billiards in Norfolk, Virginia. It will feature
both men's and women's divisions and as usual will
attract the best players in the world.
Jinay Reid (.963) shot the highest TPA of the
tournament making just three errors against Sasaiy
Jonea (.830). He won the match 11-3.
Being behind 7-10 looked pretty dismal for To*
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was in position to run the final rack. But lo and
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four more times and edged Rempe 11-10.
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Events
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Hall, Buddy
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Davenport, Kim
Reyes, Efren
Rempe, J im
Varner, Nick
LeBron, Mike
Howard, David
Medina, Danny
Jarvis, Mark
Williams, Bob
Mizerak, Steve
Bollman, Dave
Crane, Wade
DiLiberto, Danny
Mathews, Grady
Martin, Ray
West, Dallas
McCoy, Don
Jones, Sammy
Fix, Greg
Hopkins, Allen
McCready, Keith
Vickery, Howard
Brown, Tom
Reid, Jimmy
Parica, Jose
Brienza, Paul
Nolan, Gary
Hunter, Bob
Lemke, Louie
Balukas, Jean
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Winnings
34655.00
27397.00
18981.00
17289.00
13914.00
13652.00
12950.00
10402.00
9567.00
7577.00
5925.00
5752.00
5289.00
4950.00
4776.00
4378.00
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4200.00
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**
13- -16
13- -16
5- -6
49- -64
5- -6
25- -32
17- -24
7- -8
49- -64
9-12
49-64
9-12
13-16
13-16
33-48
17-24
13-16
9-12
17-24
49-64
33-48
7-8
•
5-6
13-16
9-12
9-12
33-48
17-24
33-48
13-16
49-61
17-24 33-48
25-32
17-24
9-12
33-48
9-12
33-48
9-12
17-24
49-64
7-8
17-32
9-16
33-64
33-64
25-32
17-32
5-6
33-48 17-24
13-16
13-16
25-32
17-24
5-6
13-16
9-12
ACCU-STATS
Bulk Rate
U.S. Postage
204 EAGLE ROCK AVENUE
ROSELAND, NJ 07068
PAID
Roseland, NJ
Permit #42
Address Correction Requested
Upcoming
PBA
t
Events
Date (1987)
Event'a T i t l e
City,
Oct. 28-31
Eastern States 9 - B a l l
New B e d f o r d , MA
$175.00
$5,250
617-992-8443
Nov. 2-7
Nov. 5-7
U.S. Open (Open)
U.S. Open (Women)
N o r f o l k , VA
N o r f o l k , VA
$300.00
$200.00
$10,000
$3,000
804-853-8900
804-853-8900
Nov. 9-14
Nov. 11-14
N.C. F a l l 9 - B a l l (Open)
N.C. F a l l C l a s s i c (Women)
C h a r l o t t e , NC
C h a r l o t t e , NC
$250.00
$195.00
$8,500
$2,500
303-632-3883
303-632-3883
Nov. 17-21
Lexington A i l - S t a r Open
L e x i n g t o n , KY
$200.00
$6,000
216-376-0202
Dec. 9-13
Sands Regent Open
Reno, NV
$300.00
$20,000
800-648-3553
$3-500
$20,000
803-772-5336
State
Entry
Phone
Added
Jan. 12-16(88) Rak'm Up C l a s s i c
Columbia, SC
Jan.
C i n c i n n a t i , OH
N/A
$10,000
216-376-0202
Columbus, OH
N/A
$10,000
216-376-0202
27-31(88) Joey Spaeth Memorial Open
Mar. 2-6 (88)
Columbus Open
Feb. 24-28(88) Glass C i t y Open (Open)
Feb. 24-28(88) Glass C i t y Open (Women)
Toledo, OH
Toledo, OH
$300.00
N/A
$10,000
N/A
216-376-0202
216-376-0202
Mar. 22-26(88) Bowling Green Open
Bowling Green, KY
$200.00
$6,000
216-376-0202
YEAR TO DATE
Sessions
Won-Lost
#
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
MINIMUM SESSIONS = 9 (THRU 10/27/87)
NAME
WON
Sigel,
Mike
Hall,
Buddy
Strickland,
Earl
Rempe,
Jim
West,
Dallas
Reyes,
Efren
Martin,
Ray
Davenport,
Kim
LeBron,
Mike
Howard,
David
Varner,
Nick
Reid,
Jimmy
Medina,
Danny
Mizerak,
Steve
Williams,
Bob
Vanover,
Bob
Hopkins,
Allen
Bollman,
Dave
Jones,
Sammy
Fix,
Greg
52
40
31
18
16
34
21
32
32
30
20
15
28
22
18
7
15
26
19
23
LOST
-
11
10
10
6
6
13
10
16
16
15
10
8
15
12
10
4
9
16
12
15
PCT
.825
.800
.756
.750
.727
.723
.677
.667
.667
.667
.667
.652
.651
.647
.643
.636
.625
.619
.613
.605
NAME
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.
41.
WON
18
DiLiberto,
Danny
Parica,
Jose
9
Hashimoto,
Brian
6
Jarvis,
Mark
14
Hauser,
Craig
7
Nolan,
Gary
11
McCready,
Keith
8
Michaels,
George
8
Hunter,
Bob
10
Carter,
Jeff
5
Matlock,
David
5
Megiveron,
Dick
5
Dobosenski,
Ron
7
McCoy, Don
8
Crane,
Wade
17
Mathews,
Grady
15
Brienza,
Paul
13
Brown,
Tom
6
Dominguez,
Ernest O 6
Munson,
Willie
6
Louie,
Dan
5
LOST
-
12
6
4
10
5
8
6
6
8
4
4
4
6
7
15
14
13
6
6
6
5
PCT
.600
.600
.600
.583
.583
.579
.571
.571
.556
.556
.556
.556
.538
.533
.531
.517
.500
.500
.500
.500
.500
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