A STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF 9-BALL POCKET BILLIARDS (201)838-7089 Vol. 2, No. 3

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R E N 0 - An 8-0 record at the Sands Regent Open earned Efren Reyes his first major title of 1986 and the $10,000 grand prize. At the same time, he posted a record breaking TPA tournament average of .923. In races to nine, he breezed through the eighty player double elimination field with wins over Harris (2), Kelly (7), Munson (7), Brown (3), Varner (6), and Strickland three times (7), (6), and (5).

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RENO, NEVADA June 4-8,1986 FINAL STANDINGS

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NAME

1st Efren Reyes 2nd Earl Strickland 3rd Bill Incardona 4th Ray Martin 5th-6th

Allen Hopkins Nick Varner

7th-8th Jose Parica Tom Brown

9th-12th Mike Sigel Dan Louie David Rhodes Mike LeBron

13th-16th Ron Rosas Keith McCready Mike Gulyassy Don Steele

17th-24th J r . Harris David Howard Willie Munson Dan D'Imperio Roy Futternick Louie Lemke Terry Bell Jim Mataya

25th-32nd Buddy Hall Howard Vickery Steve Shaw Danny Medina Rich Geiler Gary Nolan Gary Golder Bill Igel

33rd-48th Ed Kelly Jay Swanson Pete Lhotka Henry Granas Dave Bollman Audie Perez

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65th-80th Danny Jones | Toni Annigoni | Tom Karabotsos I Billy Surge l Lou Sutera I Craig Hauser Darrel Nordquist \ Gary Hutchings i Mike Dooley | Sob Hunter \ Kim Davenport i Tom Cyr i

Ray Badami Bruce Broomel Guido Orlandi Charles Cosgriff

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ACCU-FACT Reyes has now extended his winning streak at the Sands Regent to 20 sessions!

— 2 = JA

Efren Again Efren Reyes continues to play the leading role at the

Sands Regent Open and charges $10,000 for his

services. The $20,000 added event which attracted

eighty professional playera was hosted by the Sands

Regent Hotel & Casino and directed by Doug Klisch.

Eight Gold Crown Ill's were provided and maintained

by Reno's Keystone Cue & Cushion.

After the first two rounds of play, it seemed quite

apparent that Reyes and Strickland were in a class by

themselve8, both averaging around a .960 TPA.

Strickland eventually fell victim to Reyes in the

two-out-of-three set finals. Reyes1 near flawless

play extended his winning streak at the Sanda to

twenty sessions in a row. He missed a total of

fifteen balls for the entire tournament. Some players

missed that many in a single session.

Vendors were on hand throughout the week to satisfy

the demands of the players and spectators. Rich

Benson and Don Doughty displayed cues, Michael

Bergman featured cue cases, David Stalmac hawked his

custom clothing, Mickey Peel touted his billiard

services, end Tom, Paul Quinn and "Grandpa" displayed

their assortment of billiard cues and accessories.

Gene Stary produced the pro event in conjunction with

(continued on page 13)

Notable Matches Earl Strickland (.961) opened up the tournament

with an awesome display of talent defeating Mike

Massey (.556) 9-1. Strickland made a ball on the

break on each of his eight breaks and ran out from

the break six times,

Grady Mathews (.813) seemed to have a considerable

advantage leading Dave Bollnan (.824) 6-0. After

the score reached 6-2, the tide turned with

Mathews having little more to do than kick, play

safe, and attempt a few kisses and banks. Bollman

played well to close out the set and won 9-7.

Efren Reyes (.977) missed a bank and scratched in

the pocket, that's all. Jr. Harris (.667) never

had a chance. Reyes won 9-2.

Because of a slow start, Ron Rosas (.871) soon

trsiled Carson Wiley (.771) 1-6. But from that

point on Rosas won the next eight recks, shot a

.969, and won the set 9-6.

Howard Vickery (.868) pocketed ninety-nine balls

while Lenny Loder (.745) pocketed only

thirty-eight. Vickery won 9-8.

In a hill-hill match, Rich Geiler (.875) made the

nine ball on the break against Ed Kelly (.818) and

won 9-8. (continued on page 15)

fr Reno SCORES & # Name Score Avg.

OPENING ROUND

1) G. Nolan G. Colder

2) T. Annigoni M. Dooley

J} A. Hopkins M. Gulyassy

4) L. Lemke P. Lhotka

5) fl. Martin fl. Broomel

6} S. Shaw L. Butera

7)0. Howard T. Cyr

8) B. Igel C. Hauser

9) E. Kelly A. Perez

10) T. Brown T. Karabotsos

11) fl. Futternick D. Jones

12) H. Vickery 8. Hunter

13) C. Wiley fl. Geiler

14) K. McCready M. Danner

15) P. Brienza 8. Hall

16) M. Sigel D. Nordquist

9 (.779) 8 (.770)

9 (.889) 5 (.750)

9 (.893) 4 (.745)

9 (.867) 4 (.804)

9 (.767) 7 (.600)

9 (.880) 4 (.783)

9 (.897) 3 (.694)

9 (.800) 7 (.833)

9 ( .920; 3 (.813)

9 f .904j 3 (.680)

9 (.885) 8 (.859)

9 ( .916; 3 (.727)

9 (.894) 4 (.651)

9 (.899) 8 (.791)

9 (.906) 5 (.824)

9 (.892) 4 (.730)

WINNERS BRACKET

17) G. Nolan £ . Dominguez

18) M. LeBron 0. Steele

19; E. Strickland M. Massey

20) D. Louie B. Surge

21) fl. White T. Annigoni

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24) D. Megiveron S. Smith

25) L. Lemke T. Bell

26) J. Rogers T. Osborne

27) fl. Mart in H. Granas

28) D. Bollman G. Mathews

29) S. Shaw P. Quande

30) B. Incardona K. Davenport

31) D. Howard L. Loder

32) P. Schumacher fl. Hills

33) J. Chappel B. Ige l

34) W. Munson W. Costanzo

35) E. Kelly B. Opsahl

36) E. Reyes J. Harris

37) T. Brown fl. Gray

38) C. MacDonald J. Swanson

39) fl. Futternick T. Ito

40) H. Platis G. Orlandi

41) H. Vickery D. Nottingham

42) N. Varner R. Badami

43) fl. flosas C. Wiley

44; K. McCready W. King

45) D. D'Imperio P. Brienza

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9 (.814) 7 (.793)

9 (.833) 5 (.655)

9 (.782) 6 (.781)

9 (.886) 5 (.695)

9 (.824) 7 (.813)

9 (.870) 6 (.761)

9 (.893) 3 (.784)

9 ( .916; 4 (.825)

9 (.730) 3 (.613)

9 (.704) 6 (.704)

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9 (.859) 5 (.673)

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9 (.847) 7 (.790)

9 (.885) 2 (.700)

9 (.807) 6 (.743)

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46) D. Medina D. Rhodes

Name Score Avg.

9 (.928; 2 (.714)

47) M. Sigel L. Nelson

9 ( .935J 2 (.711)

48) B. Loucks 9 (.714) C. Cosgriff 4 (.521)

LOSERS (64th-80th)

49) W. King M. Dooley

50) M. Gulyassy fl. Badami

51) P. Lhotka G. Orlandi

52) J. Swanson B. Broomel

53) J. Harris L. Butera

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9 (.775) 6 (.644)

9 (.867) 2 (.636)

9 (.829) 2 (.667)

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9 (.710) 8 (.713)

54) W. Costanzo T. Cyr

55) R. Hills C. Hauser

56) A. Perez 9 (.794) K. Davenport 3 (.681)

57) G. Mathews 9 (.896) T. Karabotsos 6 (.846)

58) J. Osborne 9 (.860) D. Jones 7 (.776)

59) 5. Smith 9 (.813) B. Hunter 6 (.739)

60) fl. Geiler 9 (.806) G. Hutchings 7 (.742)

61) M. Danner 9 (.828) T. Annigoni 8 (.795)

62) B. Hall 9 (.923; fl. Surge 2 (.806)

63) 0. Steele 9 (.870) D. Nordquist 4 (.773)

LOSERS (49th-64th)

64) G. Golder L. Nelson

65) D. Rhodes P. Brienza

9 (.794) 6 (.754)

9 (.849) 5 (.797)

9 (.824) 8 (.818)

66) W. King C. Wiley

67) M. Gulyassy 9 (.798) D. Nottingham 8 (.771)

68) P. Lhotka 9 (.887) T. Ito 3 (.773)

69) J. Swanson fl. Gray

70) J. Harris 9 (.793) 8. Opsahl 4 (.708)

71) B. Igel 9 (.90A) W. Costanzo 3 (.767)

72) L. Loder 9 (.773) fl. Hills 8 (.744)

9 (.869) 3 (.581)

73) A. Perez P. Quande

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74) H. Granas G. Mathews

75) T. Bell T. Osborne

76) A. Hopkins S. Smith

77) fl. Geiler M. Danner

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86) B. Incardona 9 ( S. Shaw 5 (

87) D. Howard 9 ( P. Schumacher 6 (

88) W. Munson 9 ( J. Chappel 7 (

89) E. Reyes 9 ( E. Kelly 7 (

90) T. Brown 9 ( C. MacDonald 5 (

91) fl. Futternick 9 ( H. Platis 4 (

92) N. Varner 9 ( H. Vickery 6 (

93) fl. Rosas 9 ( K. McCready 6 (

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97) D. Rhodes 9 ( D. Bollman 5 (

98) S. Shaw 9 ( W. King 6 (

99) M. Gulyassy 9 ( P. Schumacher 6 (

100) G. Nolan P. Lhotka

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10. Ray Martin 11. David Rhodes 12. Buddy Hall 13. Mike LeBron 14. Grady Mathews 15. Howard Vickery 16. Paul Brienza 17. Jr. Harris 18. Jay Swanson 19. Ron Rosas 20. Keith McCready 21. David Howard 22. Willie Munson 23. Terry Osborne 24. Tom Brown 25. Dan D'Imperio 26. Pete Lhotka 27. Henry Granas

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NAME TPA

28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54.

Roy Futternick Danny Jones Steve Shaw Carson Wiley Louie Lemke Danny Medina Dave Bollman Mike Gulyassy Tony Annigoni Scott Smith Tom Karabotsos Rich Geiler Terry Bell Jim Mataya Gary Nolan Gary Golder Audie Perez David Nottingham Billy Surge Wilson King Don Steele Warren Costanzo Dick Megiveron Lenny Loder Pat Schumacher Chris MacDonald Bill Igel

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7th-

Nick Varner Efren Reyes Bob Williams Jose Parica

6th Willie Munson Earl Strickland

8th Kim Davenport Keith McCready

$4,000 2,500 1,750 1,200

650 650

425 425

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NAME PRIZE

9th-12th Denny Searcy Pat Fleming Paul Brienza David Howard

13th-16th Mike Gulyassy Mike Sigel Steve Mizerak Larry Schwartz

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4) B. Williams 11 ( J. Parica 10 (

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6) J. Parica 11 ( P. Fleming 9 (

7) E. Strickland 11 ( P. Brienza 4 (

8) K. McCready 11 ( D. Howard 8 (

LOSERS (7th-8th)

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10) E. Strickland 11 ( K. McCready 9 (

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(F Reno Performance Rankings Sands Regent

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TOTAL PERFORMANCE

NAME BALLS

GAMES MADE ERRORS TFA

MISSES (PER 100 BALLS POCKETED)

BALLS SHOTS NAME MADE MISSED AVG

1. Efren Reyes 2. Allen Hopkins 3. Mike Sigel 4. Bill Incardona 5. Earl Strickland 6. Ray Martin 7. Jose Parica 8. Mike LeBron 9. Dan Louie

10. Nick Varner (Sands Regent

619 614 351 510 596 610 369 362 407 438 Average

15 20 15 24 30 32 22 22 26 30 9.5)

2 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 6

4 3 3 7 0 2 0 1 4

6.8

KICK PERFORMANCE (MINIMUM KICKS = 15)

NAME GAMES RICKS GOOD KPA

1 . 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Efren Reyes Mike Sigel Allen Hopkins Earl Strickland Nick Varner Jose Parica Bill Incardona Dan Louie Ed Kelly Ray Martin

115 79 129 123 90 83 115 94 59 137

(Sands Regent Ave

619 351 614 596 438 369 510 407 244 610

rage =

52 36 71 80 60 53 76 63 38 101

.818)

.923

.907

.896

.882

.880

.874

.870

.866

.865

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BREAK PERFORMANCE

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i . 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

(MINIMUM BREAKS = 20)

NAME GAMES

Nick Varner Wilson King David Rhodes Dan Louie Tom Brown Jr. Harris David Howard Dan D'Imperio Earl Strickland Jose Parica

(Sands Regent

90 60 93 94 87 79 68 59 123 83 : Ave

BREAK BALL MADE SHOTS

50 31 51 51 45 45 37 31 70 46

rage =

W/0 SCR.

39 24 39 38 33 33 27 22 49 32

.570)

BPA

.780

.774

.765

.745

.733

.733

.730

.710

.700

.696

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

#

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.

10.

Tora Brown Pat Schumacher Mike Sigel Kim Davenport Keith McCready Scott Smith Rusty Hills Nick Varner Dan Louie Efren Reyes

87 42 79 24 101 46 46 90 94 115

(Sands Regent Aver

20 24 21 18 30 15 31 19 28 37 age =

RUN OUT OPPORTUNITIES NAME

Mike Sigel Efren Reyes Jose Parica Allen Hopkins Dan Louie Nick Varner Mike LeBron Lenny Loder Earl Strickland Ron Rosas

(Sands Regent

OPPOR­TUNITIES

59 94 67 113 70 72 72 32 107 56

Average

RUN OUTS

46 72 47 79 48 49 48 21 69 36

20 23 20 17 28 14 28 17 25 33

1.000 .958 .952 .944 .933 .933 .903 .895 .893 .892

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PCT.

78.0 76.6 70.1 69.9 68.6 68.1 66.7 65.6 64.5 64.3

POSITION ERRORS (PER 100 BALLS POCKETED)

BALLS POSITION NAME MADE ERRORS AVG

1. Efren Reyes 2. Nick Varner 3. Mike Sigel 4. David Howard 5. Jose Parica 6. Ron Rosas 7. Dan Louie 8. Ed Kelly 9. Earl Strickland 10. Allen Hopkins

(Sands Regent

619 438 351 297 369 258 407 244 596 614

Average

20 17 14 12 15 11 18 11 27 29 7.2)

3 3 4 4 4 4 4 4 4

2 9 0 0 1 3 4 5 5

4.7

Sands Regent Averages Ball made on the break: 63% Nine ball made on the break: 2.4% Scratch on the break: 9.0%

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Scratch while going for position: 1.1% Run out from the break: 19 Run out after making a ball on the break: 34%

14

rr Notable Matches

(continued from page 3)

Terry Bell (.920) dominated the game against Danny

Hedins (.364) allowing Medina to pocket only four

balls during the 9-0 victory.

After a poor start and trailing Mike LeBron (.926)

4-7, Earl Strickland (.851) allowed LeBron to the

table twice...to kick. Strickland won 9-7.

In a twenty-four minute session against Roy

Futternick (.692), Toe Brown (.944) pocketed a

record low thirty-four balls (Average is seventy-

five) and won 9-0. In fact, with the score 8-0,

Brown had only pocketed twenty-five balls.

Dan Louie (.955) made a ball on the break each of

his nine breaks and ran out from the break six

times. He allowed Ron Rosas (.286) to pocket only

two balls. Final score: 9-1.

Allen Hopkine (.974) shut out Don Steele (.272)

9-0 forcing Steele to merely kick, play safe, and

attempt a few combinations.

What a match! While trailing 3-5, Nick Varner

(.943) watched as Mike Sigel (.950) failed to make

a ball on the break. Varner then stepped to the

table and ran out the entire set to win 9-5!

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In a forty-five minute session, TOM Brown's (.000)

opponent never missed a ball, never scratched on

the break, never missed a kick, never played a bad

safety, and never missed position. His opponent

Allen Hopkins shot 1.000.

After failing to pocket a ball on the break while

leading 8-5, Rey Mertin (.939) could have

unscrewed. Bill Incardons (.918) ran out the set

to win 9-8.

After controlling the match to a 6-4 lead, Bill

Incardona (.833) scratched on the break. Earl

Strickland (.887) ran the next thirty-six balls,

forced Incardona to kick, then ran nine more.

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his very successful USPPA Pro-Am handicap division.

Chris MacDonald outpointed Jr. Harris in the Pro-Am

for the $2,000 first prize. The field for the $3,000

added event has grown from 48 to 96 and now to 118.

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specializing in pastas and sauces.

The Pro-Am in-the-money results follow:

NAME PRIZE NAME PRIZE

V^; 15

1st Chris MacDonald

2nd Jr. Harris

3rd Keith McCready

4th Danny D'Imperio

5th-6th

Vern Steinke

Kim Davenport

7th-8th

Eli Robertson

Nick Cano

9th-12th

Dave Bollman

Jim Hughes

Danny Medina

Jeff Hill

$2,000

1,260

1,000

700

500

500

350

350

240

240

240

240

13th-16th

Randy Bast

Paul Brienza

Rick White

Freddy Kent

17th-24th

Dave Favor

Gerry Kelly

Mike Sweeny

Darrell Nordquist

Tony Annigoni

Don Steele

Pete Quande

Tom Sorenson

175

175

175

175

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

J

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Rakes in the Shekels in Toledo. . .

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TOLEDO, OH (5/8-11/86) - Mike Sigel showed incred­

ible form as he swept away the $5,000 grand prize

and the 1986 Glass City Open title. In the race to

eleven event, Sigel went undefeated (7-0) posting

victories over Thompson (0), McCready (3), Mougey

(4), Mizerak (9), Bollman (8), Burge (4), and

finally last year's adversary Kim Davenport (3).

Davenport lost his opening match to Steve

Dobrowolski and then won his next ten matches!

Promoter Larry Kahan added $5,000 to the prize fund

and attracted fifty-seven top flight professionals

each competing for a piece of the $16,000 purse.

Kahan also held a "Monte Hall" type raffle which

awarded (1) a $350 cue, (2) a $615 cue & case, and

(3) $50 a week for one year! The in-the-money

results follow:

NAME PRIZE NAME PRIZE

1st Mike Sigel

2nd Kim Davenport

3rd Billy Burge

4th Dave Bollman

5th-6th

Jose Parica

Mike Bandy

7th-8th

Wade Crane

Efren Reyes

9th-12th

Keith McCready

Mike Gulyassy

Steve Dobrowolski

Steve Mizerak

$5,000

2,400

1,650

1,150

830

830

530

530

350

350

350

35Q

13th-16th

Jim Marino

Allen Hopkins

Jack Hynes

Gary Spaeth

17th-24th

Scott Kitto

Freddie Hess

Javier Franco

Bob Hunter

Tony Mougey

Ken Cross

Howard Vickery

Mike LeBron

250

250

250

250

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

and Then in Norfolk NORFOLK, VA (5/20-24/86) - S i g e l , S t r i c k l a n d , Reyes,

Hopkins, Mizerak, Pa r i ca , McCready, LeBron, V icke ry ,

Bol lman, G u l y a s s y . . . s i x t y - f o u r p layer wor ld event?

No, j u s t Barry Behrman's 5th Annual Spring Open. Q-Master B i l l i a r d s hosted the t h i r t y - t h r e e player

event and con t r i bu ted $4,000 to the purse. Each

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being one of the twelve f i n a l i s t s to share in the

$10,000 purse . The f i e l d o f ac t i on fea tured th ree

Gold Crown I l l ' s , bleacher seat ing and capaci ty

crowds.

Mike S ige l was never threatened as he disposed o f

Boggs, McCready, Par ica , Reyes, Fleming, and Reyes.

He won $3,000 and paid ent ry i n t o the 11th Annual

U.S. Open scheduled for November. The in-the-money

r e s u l t s f o l l o w :

NAME PRIZE NAME PRIZE

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

5th-

Mike Sigel

Efren Reyes

Pat Fleming

Allen Hopkins

6th

Keith McCready

Jose Parica

$3,000

2,000

1,200

800

600

600

7th-8th

Dave Bollman

Mike Gulyassy

9th-12th

Mike LeBron

Tony Blankenship

Don Polo

Steve Mizerak

400

400

250

250

250

250

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What's Next? The next issue of Accu-Stats will feature The 3rd

Annual Busch Open scheduled for July 8-12 from

Moline, Illinois hosted by Miller Time Billiards.

Reno SCORES (cont inued from page 4)

Name Score

U17 G&wObit

713-524-1426

102) J. Harris R. White

103) fl. Igel D. Megiveron

1 0 4 ; H. Vickery L. Lotfer

105) K. McCready A. Perez

9 (.603) 7 (.750)

9 (.761) 8 (.750)

9 (.868) 8 (.745)

9 (.789) 3 (.700)

Name Score Avo

106) D. Medina H. Granas

107) 7". Bell B. Loucks

108) A. Hopkins J. Chappel

9 (.878) 8 (.848)

9 (.824) 6 (.681)

9 (.882) 7 (.779)

(cont inued on page 17) j .

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#

109) R. E.

no) e. c.

Ill) 0. H.

SCORES (cont inued 1

Name Score Avq.

Geilec Kelly

Hall MacDonald

Steele Platis

9 (.875) 8 (.818)

9 (.867) 7 (.747)

9 (.692) 8 (.618)

LOSERS (25th-32nd)

112) D. G.

113) M. 5.

114) D. G.

115; J . 8.

i i * ; K. H.

i i 7 j r. 0.

ns; A. fi.

119) D. 8. * • - ' *

Rhodes Colder

Gulyassy Shaw

Louie Nolan

Harris Igel

McCready Vickery

Bell Medina

Hopkins Geiler

Steele Hall * V * ^ ^

9 (.935) 1 (.625)

9 (.896) 2 (.618)

9 ( .915; 2 (.636)

9 ( .904; 2 (.657)

9 (.841) 4 (.708)

9 ( .920; 0 (.364j

9 (.896) 3 (.676)

9 (.846) 7 (.754)

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WINNERS' BRACKET

120) E. M.

121) J. J.

122) ft. L.

123) 8. D.

124) E. W.

125) r. R.

126) N. R.

127) M. o.

Str ick land LeBron

Parica Mataya

Martin Lemke

Incardona Howard

Reyes Munson

Brown Futternick Varner Rosas

Sigel D'lmoerio

9 (.851) 7 ( .926j

9 ( .905; 4 (.786)

9 (.882) 6 (.800)

9 (.903/ 6 (.846) 9 (.895) 7 (.848)

9 (.944J 0 (.692) 9 (.840) 8 (.831) •^ J . f t ^ B • 1

9 (.831) 7 (.841)

LOSERS (17th-24th)

128) D. R.

129) M. W.

130) D. D.

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132) K. J.

1JJJ M. T.

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135) 0.

Rhodes Futternick

Gulyassy Munson

Louie D'Imperio

Rosas Harris

McCready Mataya

LeBron Bell

Hopkins Howard

Steele Lemke

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9 ( .926; 3 (.742J

9 (.831) 4 (.776)

9 (.815) 7 (.803)

9 (.90Q> 7 (.815)

9 (.917; 5 ( .795;

9 (.827) 2 (.657)

9 (.859) 4 (.766)

9 (.818) 8 (.750)

rrom page 16) # Name Score AVQ. 1

LOSERS (13th-16th) \

136) D. Rhodes M. Gulyassy

137) D. Louie R. Rosas

138) M. LeBron K. McCready

139) A. Hopkins D. Steele

9 (.891) 1 4 (.829; 1 9 (.955; 1 1 ( .286; 1

9 ( . 8 8 8 ; ! 5 ( . 7 8 2 ; !

9 (.974; 1 0 (.272)1

WINNERS'BRACKET |

140; E. Strickland J. Parica

141) B. Incardona R. Martin

142) E. Reyes T. Brown

143) N. Varner M. Sigel

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9 (.849) 1 5 ( .787; 1

9 ( . 8 7 i ; l 6 ( .825; 1

9 (.921; J 3 (.780; J 9 (.943; 1 5 (.950) 1

LOSERS (9th-12th) |

144; J . Parica D. Rhodes

145) R. Martin D. Louie

146) T. Brown M. LeBron

147) A. Hopkins M. Sigel

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9 ( .848; 7 ( . 8 i i ; l

9 ( .789; 1 5 ( .746; 1

9 ( .800; 1 6 (.805)i

9 (.893) 1 5 (.922J

LOSERS (7th-8th) |

148; R. Martin • ^ ^ H . -Mi H H V HL • . " H H H H M M B MMML X

J- Parica

149) A. Hopkins 7*. 8ro*n

9 ( . 8 5 4 ; ! 7 ( .857; 1

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150; £. St r ick land B. Incardona

151) E. Reyes N. Varner

9 (.900; I 3 ( . 7 6 5 ; !

9 (.898; I 6 (.824) 1

LOSERS (5th-6th) I

152) R. Martin N. Varner

153} B. Incardona M i M i M i M M M M M 1 M i ML V M i ^ B ^ ^ M M

fl. Hopkins

9 (.942J I 8 (.892; 1

9 (.845; 1 6 (.867) ^^ \

LOSER (4th) * _ * ^ ^ ^ ^ %_ * ™ > » * *

154; 8. Incardona R. Martin

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9 ( .918; 8 (.939; 1

WINNERS' BRACKET |

155; E. Reyes E. St r ick land

9 (.855; 7 (.808; 1

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FINALS

157) E. Reyes E. Strickland

158) E. Reyes E. Strickland

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o Maximum Field of 16

$15 Entry Fee

(several hundred dollars

in jackpot and

growing every weekl)

For further information:

FIELDSTON BILLIARDS 5905 Broadway (240 St.) Riverdale, Bronx, NY 212-884-9800

"Plenty Free Parking

IN THE MONEY

Greenville Open GREENVILLE, SC (4/15-19/86) - Mr. T's Billiards,

25 players, $2,000 added, $125 entry fee. NAME PRIZE NAME PRIZE

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Chris MacDonald $2,000

David Howard 1,000

Jay Swanson 750

Bob Dickerson 525

5th-6th

Bob Johnson

Wade Crane

7th-8th

Dennis Searcy

Bob King

300

300

125

125

New York State Open BINGHAMTON, NY (5/3-4/86) - The Pocket Billiard

Lounge, 44 players, $1,000 added, $50 entry fee.

NAME PRIZE NAME PRIZE

lat

2nd

3rd

4th

5th-

7th-

Jim Rempe

Jack Colovita

Mac McQuillen

Mike Zuglan

6th

Pat Fleming

Danny DiLiberto

8th

Ron Casanzio

Guy Carney

$1,000

500

400

300

250

250

100

100

9th-12th

Joe Kozlowski

Bob Brundage

Gary Empey

Jerry Fiehls

13th-16th

Fred Charette

Beau McGarrett

Charles Dirisio

Fran Brewer

75

75

75

75

50

50

50

50

Memorial Day Open MELBOURNE, FL (5/24-25/86) - Golden Cue Billiards, 36 players, $100 entry fee,

NAME PRIZE NAME PRIZE

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Buddy Hall

Bob Williams

Dan Christian

Dave Favor

$1,440

720

432

288

5th-6th

David Howard

Dick Weaver

7th-8th

Mike Ives

Ron Sypher

216

216

144

144

Father's Day Open SACRAMENTO, CA (6/14-15/86) - Jointed Cue Billiards, 85 players, $500 added, $50 entry fee.

NAME PRIZE NAME PRIZE

LV

lat Nick Varner

2nd Kim Davenport

3rd Chris MacDonald

4th Lee Gaudette

5th-6th

J. Henderson

Ted Ito

$1,000

500

400

300

200

200

7th-8th

Vern Steinke Al Winchenbaugh

9th-12th

Tim Kwong Paul Martinez T. Ryan Ed Clark

150 150

100 100 100 100

18 JA

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* NAME

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.

10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22.

YEAR TO DATE Sessions Won - Lost

(MINIMUM SESSIONS = 9)

WON LOST PCT # NAME

^

WON LOST PCT

Reyes, Efren Fusco, Pete Jones, Sammy Parica, Jose Sigel, Mike Varner, Nick Hopkins, Allen Hall, Buddy Howard, David Davenport, Kim Medina, Danny Gulyassy, Mike Brown, Tom Strickland, Earl Swanson, Jay Incardona, Bill Rhodes, David Weaver, Dick Bollman, Dave McCready, Keith Mizerak, Steve Harris, Jr.

32 7 7

24 13 23 22 13 17 20 16 12

8 17 15 11

7 7

17 10 10

9

8 2 2 7 4 8

10 6 8

10 8 6 4 9 8 6 4 4

10 6 6 6

.800

.778

.778 .774 .765 .742 .688 .684 .680 .667 .667 .667 .667 .654 .652 .647 .636 .636 .630 .625 .625 .600

23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44.

Martin, Ray Williams, Bob Dobrowolski, Ste Roberts, Louie Crane, Wade DiLiberto, Danny Granas, Henry Kitto, Scott LeBron, Mike Lane, Dick Vickery, Howard Bandy, Mike Hynes, Jack Schwartz, Larry Steele, Don Geiler, Rich Mataya, Jim Jones, Danny Hubbart, Larry Hunter, Bob Marino, Jim Massey, Mike

ve

9 9 6 6

11 8 8 8

13 10 10

5 5 5 5 7 7 9 6 6 6 6

6 6 4 4 8 6 6 6

10 8 8 4 4 4 4 6 6 8 6 6 6 6

.600

.600

.600

.600

.579

.571

.571

.571

.565

.556

.556

.556

.556

.556

.556

.538

.538

.529

.500

.500

.500

.500

Handicap 9-Ball Tournaments Every Thursday!

RECENT WINNERS 5/29 - Ed Hodan 6/5 - Kevin Poffenberger 6/12-Jack Colovita 6/19 - Jimmy Conn

Starts 7:30 PM $15 Entry Fee

Cash Paid 4 Places Trophy for 1st

SPECIAL 1/2 PRICE RATES Mon.-Fri.. 2PM-7PM

LADIES' NIGHT Monday & Tuesday

Ladies Free with Escort

V.

(17) 9 It. Gold Crown Pool Tables (/) 10 ft. Cold Crown Billiard Table

353 Rt. 46, Rockaway, N J 07866 201-625-9847 19

ACCU-STATS 204 EAGLE ROCK AVENUE ROSELAND, NJ 07068 Address Correction Requested

Bulk Rate U.S. Postage

PAID

Roseland, NJ Permit #42

MAJOR TOURNAMENT RESULTS (MINIMUM WINNINGS = $938.00)

In YTD$ Sessions AURORA TOLEDO Name Events Money Winnings Won Lost LEX'TON A.C. RENO

Rempe, Jim 1 1 35000.00 7 - 0 . 1 Reyes, Efren 5 5 27642.00 3 2 - 8 3 5-6 2 7-8 1 Parica, Jose 5 4 12870.00 2 4 - 7 1 1 65-96 5-6 7-8 Varner, Nick 4 4 11664.00 2 3 - 8 2 13-16 4 . 5-6 Strickland, Earl 4 3 11411.00 1 7 - 9 5-6 33-48 5-6 . 2 Swanson, Jay 4 3 9286.60 1 5 - 8 7-8 25-32 3 . 33-48 Davenport, Kim 5 3 6626.00 20 - 10 33-48 25-32 5-6 2 65-80 Sigel, Mike 3 3 6530.00 1 3 - 4 . . 49-64 1 9-12 Hopkins, Allen 5 5 6204.00 22 - 10 5-6 3 33-48 13-16 5-6 Bollman, Dave 5 3 4696.80 17 - 10 9-12 2 97-128 4 33-48 Incardona, Bill 3 2 4494.00 1 1 - 6 . 33-48 33-48 . 3 Howard, David 4 4 3429.00 1 7 - 8 4 9-12 49-64 . 17-24 Martin, Ray 3 1 3000.00 9 - 6 . . 97-128 25-32 4 DiLiberto, Danny 3 2 2822.80 8 - 6 9-12 49-64 9-12 Williams, Bob 3 2 2822.80 9 - 6 9-12 49-64 9-12 Medina, Danny 4 4 2801.40 1 6 - 8 13-16 4 25-32 . 25-32 LeBron, Mike 5 4 2688.00 13 - 10 25-32 13-16 17-24 17-24 9-12 Jones, Sammy 1 1 2634.00 7 - 2 . . 7-8 Weaver, Dick 2 1 2634.00 7 - 4 . 33-48 7-8 Gulyassy, Mike 3 3 2467.00 1 2 - 6 . . 13-16 9-12 13-16 Brown, Tom 2 2 2342.40 8 - 4 13-16 . . 7 - 8 Burge, Billy 4 2 2088.00 6 - 8 17-24 . 97-128 3 65-80 Brunt, George 1 1 1976.00 4 - 2 . . 9-12 Fusco, Pete 1 1 1976.00 7 - 2 . . 9-12 Jones, Danny 4 3 1793.00 9 - 8 17-24 5-6 49-64 . 65-80 Lane, Dick 4 2 1755.00 1 0 - 8 17-24 49-64 13-16 33-48 Hall, Buddy 3 3 1693.00 1 3 - 6 . 9-12 17-24 . 25-32 Rhodes, David 2 2 1530.00 7 - 4 . . 49-64 . 9-12 Kitto, Scott 3 2 1417.00 8 - 6 . 33-48 13-16 17-24 Hunter, Bob 3 2 1417.00 6 - 6 . . 13-16 17-24 65-80 Mizerak, Steve 3 3 1343.00 1 0 - 6 17-24 9-12 . 9-12 Mataya, Jim 3 3 1269.00 7 - 6 . 25-32 33-48 . 17-24 Massey, Mike 3 2 1263.00 6 - 6 . 25-32 17-24 . 49-64 Roberts, Louie 2 2 1249.00 6 - 4 . 7-8 33-48 Louie, Dan 1 1 1200.00 5 - 2 . . . . 9-12 Harris, Jr. 3 2 1159.00 9 - 6 25-32 . 25-32 . 17-24 McCready, Keith 3 2 1150.00 1 0 - 6 . . 65-96 9-12 13-16 Geiler, Rich 3 2 1138.00 7 - 6 33-48 . 17-24 . 25-32 Crane, Wade 4 3 1135.00 1 1 - 8 33-48 25-32 49-64 7-8 MacDonald, Chris 4 1 1109.60 6 - 8 7-8 33-48 97-128 . 33-48 DiToro, John 2 2 1097.00 4 - 4 17-24 . 25-32 Riley, Joe 1 1 988.00 3 - 2 . . 17-24 Metushneck, Ed 1 1 988.00 3 - 2 . . 17-24 Vanover, Tom 1 1 988.00 3 - 2 . . 17-24 Lerraan, Ray 1 1 988.00 4 - 2 . . 17-24 Bell, Terry 3 2 938.00 5 - 6 17-24 33-48 . . 17-24