A STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF 9-BALL POCKET BILLIARDS (201)838-7089 Vol. 2, No. 6

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RENO- "Captain Hook" Mike Sigel once again won the Sands Regent Open title and its $10,000 grand prize. In races to nine, Sigel outplayed David Rhodes (3), Ron Rosas (8), Jose Parica (7), Earl Strickland (4), Nick Varner (2), lost to David Howard 1-9, then defeated Allen Hopkins (7), and David Howard twice (7) and (6).

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December I-J, 1986

# NAME

1st Mike Sigel 2nd David Howard 3rd Allen Hopkins 4th Ron Rosas 5th-6th

Nick Varner Jeff Carter

7th-8th Earl Strickland Mike LeBron

9th-12th Danny Medina Kim Davenport Jose Parica Dave Bollman

13th-16th Greg Fix Warren Costanzo Mike Zuglan

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Jr. Harris 17th-24th

Jimmy Reid Howard Vickery

FINAL STANDINGS AVG. PRIZE # NAME

(.902) $10,000 (.864) 6,000 (.888) 4,000 (.861) 3,200

(.911) 2,200 (.853) 2,200

(.883) 1,750 (.846) 1,750

(.893) 1,200 (.883) 1,200 (.876) 1,200 (.821) 1,200

(.872) 800 (.845) 800 (.827) 800 (.826) 800

(.866) 500 (.847) 500

Ernesto Dominguez(.818) 500 Keith McCready Al Romero Scott Kitto Ismael Paez Gary Lutman

25th-32nd Buddy Hall Roy Futternick Steve Shaw Mike Zimmerman Jean Balukas Jerry Johnson Wade Crane Billy Graves

33rd-48th Lou Butera Ray Martin Paul Brienza Chris MacDonald Bill Mielke Dan D'Imperio

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(.812) 500 (.808) 500 (.808) 500 (.805) 500 (.763) 500

(.883) 150 (.871) 150 (.834) 150 (.828) 150 (.819) 150 (.782) 150 (.773) 150 (.768) 150

(.868) (.842) (.838) (.827)

Dick Megiveron \ Jay Swanson i David Nottingham \ David Rhodes i Al Winchenbaugh l Tom Karabotsos I John Bryant 1 Arturo Rivera 1 Ted Ito 1 Scott Chandler I

49th-64th Mark Wilson | Louie Roberts 1 Tim Padgett 1 Bill Incardona 1 Darrell Nordquisti Brian Hashimoto 1 Dan Kuykendall 1 Larry Nelson | JM Flowers 1 Gary Hutchings 1 Rick White I Jimmy Rogers 1 H a r r y Platis j C r a i g Hauser I Roger Kearney 1 Mike Poppke I

65th-81st Dallas West 1 Dee Hulse I Dan Louie 1 Ron Dobosenski | Tony Banks I Mike Ives I J im S t a d i e r I T e r r y Osborne | Isaac Lopez 1 J e r r y Chappel 1 Pete Lhotka 1 Scott Brown | Mike Stephens ( Tim Kwong | Jim Masterman i

(.816) 1 John Galloway ( (.810) 1 B a r r y Eden |

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f . 8 0 5 ) 1.796) f .795) [.788) 1.779) I.753) 1.737) '.733) '.698) ' .642)

' .820) ' .798) ' .779) '.763) '.759) '.754) '.747) ' .741) ' .740) .730) .729) .715) .714)

' .699) ' .669) ' .557)

' .826) ' .823) ' .795) ' .780) '.772) ' .755) ' .754) .747)

' .729) .724)

' .717) .717) .686) .672) .623) .611) .523)

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$20,000 added Sands Regent 9-8a11 Open. After

all the dust had cleared, Mike Sigel was $10,000

richer and no one was surprised. He has been

dominating the pro tour all year and it seems

that no matter what the rulea are, or how long

the race is, or what format is used, Sigel

outlasts everyone.

Sigel posted an 8-1 record and from the loaera1

bracket defeated David Howard for the title. He

averaged a .902 TPA for the entire tournament

which included four .900fs, the high run of five

racks, and two runs of four racks. No one else

was able to run over three I

Nick Varner played exceptionally well recording

the highest TPA tournament average of .911. He

suffered losses in two matches in which neither

of his opponents missed a ball. It seemed that

that was the only way anybody was going to beat

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Notable Hatches Allen Hopkins (.957) never missed a ball as he

shut out Wade Crane (.500) 9-0.

After running five of six racks, Carl Strickland

(.922) finally let Dsrrell Nordquist (.375)

"see" a ball, just enough to play a safety. The

tide never turned as Strickland whipped

Nordquist 9-0.

David Nottingham (.833) defeated Chris MacDonald

(.840) 9-6 while making the nine ball on the

break three times (including twice in a row),

and also making three combinations on the nine!

Despite a first inning miss and trailing 1-3,

Danny D'leperio (.941) never missed another ball

as he stung Kia Davenport (.875) with a near

perfect match and a 9-6 win.

Jean Balukas (.771) drew Earl Strickland (.920)

for her initiation into the men's division.

Strickland dominated the game to a 9-3 victory.

Nick Varner (.960) shot 1.000 for the first five

racks against JM Flowers (.632). Enroute to his

9-1 win, Varner scratched on the break twice and

missed position once, that's all.

Jiaeiy Rogers (.706) will be remembered as the

first of many to fall victim to the talented

Jean Balukas (.793) during a men's division

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Earl Strickland (.952) never missed a ball and

kept Mike Ziaawrman (.800) in the chair most of

the tine. Strickland ran nine ball8 seven times

and defeated Zimmerman 9-3.

Mike Sigel (.877) took the early lead 4-0. Ron

Roeae (.789) won the next six racks while

preventing Sigel from pocketing a single ball.

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Name Score AVQ.

OPENING ROUND

Shaw 9 (.819)

2) 5 . I .

3) A. W.

4) W. K.

5) C. R.

6) J. C.

7) H. J.

8) T. A.

9) B. J.

10) E. D.

11) A. M.

12) D. S.

13) J. J.

14) J. . J.

15) B. L.

16) B. D.

17) D. D.

18) G L.

19) S. M,

7 (.700)

9 (.754) 7 (.753)

9 ( .957; 0 (.500)

9 (.826) 5 (.778)

Banks

Kitto Lopez

Hopkins Crane

Costanzo McCready

MacDonald 9 ( . 9 0 8 Futternick 5 (.880)

Reid 9 (.879) Hauser 1 (.750)

Vickery 9 ( . 9 0 a Masterman 0 (.526)

Karabotsos 9 (.806) Romero 7 (.750)

Graves 9 (.741) Rogers 7 (.638)

Strickland 9 ( .922; Nordquist 0 (.375)

Rivera 9 (.851) Zuglan 4 (.712)

Rhodes 9 (.789) Brown 6 (.772)

Parica 9 (.894) Johnson 2 (.579)

Flowers 9 (.875) Kwong 6 (.677)

Incardona 9 (.838) Roberts 8 (.842)

Mielke 9 (.855) Louie 4 (.667)

Megiveron 9 (.847) West 8 (.843)

WINNERS1 BRACKET

Lutman Butera

Shaw Wilson

20) S R

21) A M

22) J B

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. Poppke

. Ito

. Eden

9 (.788) 7 (.787)

9 (.861) 8 (.823)

9 (.851) 4 (.600)

9 ( . 9 2 2 1 (.560)

9 (.689) 7 (.565)

Leona rd B l u d w o r t h

Name Score Avq^_

23) 0. Howard K. McCready

24) I. Paez T. Padgett

25) D. Nottingham 9 (.833) C. MacDonald 6 (.840)

9 (.833) 7 (.792)

9 (.802) 6 (.765)

26) M. LeBron D. Hulse

9 (.824) 7 (.804)

27) J. Reid 9 (.865) D. Kuykendall 5 (.784)

28) D. D'Imperio 9 f«94U K. Davenport 6 (.875)

29) H. Vickery 9 (.846) G. Hutchings 6 (.775)

30) J. Harris 9 (.808) J. Chappel 5 (.712)

31) T. Karabotsos 9 (.711) R. Kearney 7 (.663)

32) J. Bryant J. Galloway

33) J. Carter B. Graves

34) M. Zimmerman P. Lhotka

9 (.798) 4 (.625)

9 (.895) 1 (.679)

9 (.9041 4 (.773)

35) E. Strickland 9 ( .920; J . Balukas 3 (.771)

36) E. Dominguez 9 (.816) J. Stadler 7 (.769)

37) A. Rivera R. White

38) R. Rosas H. Platis

9 (.750) 7 (.750)

39) M. Sigel D. Rhodes

9 (.871) 5 (.768)

9 (.9341 3 (.787)

40) B. Hall 9 (.9081 R. Dobosenski 3 (.744)

41) J. Parica 9 (.833) 5. Chandler 2 (.545)

42) Winchenbaugh 9 (.812) T. Osborne 5 (.650)

43) N. Varner J. Flowers

44; 0. Medina M. Stephens

45) P. Brienza 9 (.838) B. Incardona 3 (.694)

9 (.960/ 1 (.632) 9 (.883) 4 (.723)

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9 (.830) 7 (.694)

46) D. Bollman M. Ives

47) B. Mielke I . Nelson

48) J. Swanson 9 (.897) B. Hashimoto 0 (.525)

49) G. Fix 9 (.895) D. Megiveron 4 (.707)

LOSERS (65th-81st)

50) B. Hashimoto 9 (.803) T. Banks 7 (.836)

9 (.792) 7 (.700)

51) L. Nelson I. Lopez

52) W. Crane 9 (.844) M. Ives 6 (.781)

53) W. Costanzo 9 (.784) M. Stephens 2 (.641)

54) R. Futternick 9 (.860) T. Osborne 6 (.818)

55) C. Hauser 9 (.759) R. Dobosenski 7 (.798)

56) H. Platis 9 (.663) J. Masterman 5 (.642)

i Name Score AVQ.

74) J. Balukas 9 (.793) J. Rogers 4 (.706)

75) S. Graves 9 (.885) D. Nordquist 3 (.781)

76} M. Zuglan 9 (.848) R. Kearney 3 (.680)

77) K. Davenport 9 (.893) G. Hutchings 2 (.629)

78) J. Johnson 9 (.852) D. Kuykendall 5 (.700)

79) C. MacDonald 9 (.823) T. Padgett 6 (.753)

80) K. McCready 9 (.925; L. Roberts 1 (.571)

81) R. Martin 9 ( .918; M. Poppke 2 (.556)

82) L. Butera 9 (.864) M. Wilson 8 (.817)

WINNERS' BRACKET

83) G. Lutman S. Shaw

84) A. Hopkins S. Kitto

9 (.815) 7 (.820)

9 (.828) 7 (.818)

57) A. J.

58) J. P.

59) D. J.

60) M. J.

61) K. S.

62) J. D.

63) T. T.

64) L. B.

65) R. 0.

66) L. D.

Romero Stadler

Rogers Lhotka

Nordquist Galloway

Zuglan Chappel

Davenport Brown

Johnson Hulse

Padgett Kwong

Roberts Eden

Martin Louie

Butera West

9 (.767) 8 (.744)

9 (.803) 6 (.677)

9 (.785) 4 (.600)

9 (.804) 7 (.734)

9 (.893) 3 (.708)

9 (.795) 8 (.843)

9 (.806) 7 (.667)

9 (.829) 1 (.421)

9 ( .943 ; 7 (.837)

9 (.938J 3 (.800)

LOSERS (49th-64th)

67) D. B.

68) W. L.

69) W. B.

70) R. J.

71) S. C.

72) D. H.

73) A. R.

Megiveron Hashimoto

Crane Nelson

Costanzo Incardona

Futternick Flowers

Chandler Hauser

Rhodes Platis

Romero White

9 (.847) 8 (.797)

9 (.752) 8 (.737)

9 (.890) 3 (.705)

9 (.849) 2 (.500)

9 (.659) 7 (.621)

9 (.759) 5 (.721)

9 (.885) 2 (.652)

85) D. T.

86) I. D.

87) M. J .

88) H. D.

89) J. T.

90) J. J.

91) E. M.

92) E. A.

93) M. R.

94) J. B.

95) N.

Howard Ito

Paez Nottingham

LeBron Reid

Vickery D'Imperio

Harris Karabotsos

Carter Bryant

Strickland Zimmerman

Dominguez Rivera

Sigel Rosas

Parica Hall

Varner Winchenbaugh

96) D. P.

97) 0. B.

98) G. J .

Medina Brienza

Bollman Mielke

Fix Swanson

9 (.837) 3 (.595)

9 (.833) 6 (.785)

9 (.880) 3 (.733)

9 (.898) 1 (.706)

9 (.839) 7 (.788)

9 (.827) 4 (.725)

9 ( . 952 ; 3 (.800)

9 (.816) 5 (.695)

9 (.877) 8 (.789)

9 ( .933 ; 6 (.870)

9 ( .900 ; 0 (.600)

9 ( .929 ; 5 (.846)

9 (.871) 6 (.770)

9 (.887) 7 (.780)

LOSERS (33rd-48th)

99) J. D.

100) W. D.

101) W. T.

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Reid Megiveron

Crane D'Imperio

Costanzo Karabotsos

9 ( 5 7 2 ; I (.667)

9 (.773) 7 (.736)

9 ( .960; 1 (.529)

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SANDS RECENT # NAME

1. Nick Varner 2. Mike Sigel 3. Danny Medina 4. Allen Hopkins 5. Earl Strickland 6. Buddy Hall 7. Kim Davenport 8. Jose Parica 9. Greg Fix

10. Roy Futtemick 11. Lou Butera 12. Jimmy Reid 13. David Howard 14. Ron Rosas 15. Jeff Carter 16. Howard Vickery 17. Mike LeBron 18. Warren Costanzo 19. Ray Martin 20. Paul Brienza 21. Steve Shaw 22. Mike Zimmerman 23. Chris MacDonald 24. Mike Zuglan 25. J r . Harris 26. Dallas West 27. Dee Hulse

TPA * NAME

.911

.902

.893

.888

.883

.883

.883

.876

.872

.871

.868

.866

.864

.861

.853

.847

.846

.845

.842

.838

.834

.828

.827

.827

.826

.826

.823

28. Dave Bollman 29. Mark Wilson 30. Jean Balukas 31. Ernesto Dominguez 32. Bill Mielke 33. Keith McCready 34. Dan D'Imperio 35. Al Romero 36. Scott Kitto 37. Ismael Paez 38. Dick Megiveron 39. Louie Roberts 40. Jay Swanson 41. Dan Louie 42. David Nottingham 43. David Rhodes 44. Jerry Johnson 45. Ron Dobosenski 46. Al Winchenbaugh 47. Tim Padgett 48. Wade Crane 49. Tony Banks 50. Billy Graves 51. Gary Lutman 52. Bill Incardona 53. Darrell Nordquist 54. Mike Ives

ACCU-FACT At the Sands Regent, talented Dave Bollman was forced

.900 Gl»i* For the 1986 season, i tournaments and 213 players have been "Accu-

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.821

.820

.819 • .818

.816

.812

.810

.808

.808

.805

.805

.798

.796

.795

.795

.788

.782

.780

.779

.779

.773

.772

.768

.763

.763

.759

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.754

.753

.747

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.737

.733

.730

.729

.729

.724

.717

.717

.715

.714

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.698

.686

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.642

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# NAME GAMES MADE ERRORS

1. Nick Varner 67 348 34 2 . Mike S i g e l 122 568 62 3 . Danny Medina 83 418 50 4 . A l l e n Hopkins 130 644 81 5 . E a r l S t r i c k l a n d 91 447 59 6 . Buddy H a l l 59 234 31 7 . Kim Davenport 107 558 74 8 . J o s e P a r i c a 94 466 66 9 . Greg F ix 70 327 48

10. Roy F u t t e r n i c k 69 343 51 (Sands Regent I I Average = .813)

TPA

.911

.902

.893

.888

.883

.883

.883

.876

.872

.871

BREAK PERFORMANCE (MINIMUM BREAKS =; 20)

BREAK BALL MADE # NAME GAMES SHOTS W/O SCR

1. Israael Paez 59 29 23 2 . David Howard 113 68 49 3 . C h r i s MacDonald 60 32 23 4 . David Not t ingham 45 21 15 5 . J r . H a r r i s 80 41 29 6 . Kim Davenport 107 68 48 7 . Mike S i g e l 122 67 47 8 . Danny Medina 83 48 33 9 . S c o t t K i t t o 91 47 32

10. Wade Crane 73 34 23 (Sands Regent I I Average = .582)

MISSES (PER 100 BALLS POCKETED)

BALLS SHOTS # NAME MADE MISSED

1 . Nick Varner 348 8 2 . Mike S i g e l 568 21 3 . A l l e n Hopkins 644 24 4 . E a r l S t r i c k l a n d 447 19 5 . Greg F ix 327 14 6 . Mike LeBron 341 15 7. David Howard 541 24 8 . Kim Davenport 558 29 9 . Jimmy Reid 309 17

10. Danny Medina 418 26 (Sands Regent I I Average - 10 .4 )

Sands Re Ball made on the break: 63.35 Nine ball made on the break: 3.4S Scratch on the break: 9.6S

. BPA

.793

.721

.719

.714

.707

.706

.701

.688

.681

.676

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(MINIMUM KICKS = 1 5 ) NAME GAMES KICKS GOOD

S teve Shaw 74 26 25 David Howard 113 20 19 Jimmy Reid 77 15 14 I smae l Paez 59 22 20 Ray M a r t i n 57 22 20 J a y Swanson 39 18 16 Gary Lutman 58 18 16 J o s e P a r i c a 94 24 21 S c o t t K i t t o 91 22 19 L a r r y Nelson 49 22 19

(Sands Regent I I Average = .801)

RUN OUT OPPORTUNITIES

0PP0R- RUN NAME TDNITIES OUTS

Mike S i g e l 59 46 Nick Varner 54 41 Buddy H a l l 41 31 Danny Medina 65 48 Paul B r i e n z a 23 16 Ron Rosas 118 82 Kim Davenport 98 68 A l l e n Hopkins 114 79 E a r l S t r i c k l a n d 77 53 J o s e P a r i c a 83 56

(Sands Regent I I Average =* 5 3 . 9 )

POSITION ERRORS (PER 100 BALLS POCKETED)

BALLS POSITION NAME MADE ERRORS

Danny Medina 418 8 , Lou Bu te ra 256 6 • Buddy Ha l l 234 6

Mike S i g e l 568 17 Nick Varner 348 11

. A l l e n Hopkins 644 27 Kim Davenport 558 24 Jo se P a r i c a 466 22 Ron Rosas 597 29 Greg F ix 327 16

(Sands Regent I I Average = 7 .5 )

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.933

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.889

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.864

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76 .0 75 .9 75 .6 73 .8 69 .6 6 9 . 5 6 9 . 4 6 9 . 3 68 .8 67 .5

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2nd Mary Kenniston 1,350 3rd Bel inda Beardon 1,100

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5th-6th Jean Va i l l encou r t 400

Ewa Mataya

1 Scores (cont inued from page 4)

\l02) R. Futternick 1 3. Bryant

\l03) S. Shaw 1 S. Chandler

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\l05) A. Romero 1 T. Ito

1106) J. Balukas 0. Nottingham

9 (.867) 3 (.610)

9 (.889) 3 (.682)

9 (.800) 8 (.816)

9 (.815) 5 (.776)

9 (.859) 6 (.773)

107) B. Graves Winchenbaugh

108) M. Zuglan P. Brienza

109) K. Davenport B. Mielke

110) J . Johnson J. Swanson

111) M. Zimmerman C. MacDonald

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9 (.887) 3 (.830)

9 (.920) 4 (.759)

9 (.821) 5 (.659)

9 (.757) 7 (.758)

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9 (.859) 8 (.805)

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J. Reid W. Crane

W. Costanzo R. Futternick

5. Kitto S. Shaw

A. Romero J. Balukas

M. Zuglan 5. Graves

K. Davenport J. Johnson

K. McCready M. Zimmerman

R. Rosas S. Hall

9 ( .914/ 7 (.757)

9 (.885) 8 (.904)

9 (.800) 6 (.745)

9 (.840) 8 (.825)

9 (.824) 4 (.673)

9 (.854) 5 (.737)

9 (.746) 7 (.821)

9 (.833) 7 (.831)

LOSERS (13th-16th)

WINNERS1 BRACKET

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0. Howard 1. Paez

M. LeBron H. Vickery

J. Carter J. Harris

9 (.856) 6 (.744)

9 (.887) 6 (.846)

9 (.900J 6 (.864)

9 (.840) 8 (.870)

E. Strickland 9 (.914/ E. Dominguez 5 (.861)

M. Sigel J. Parica

N. Varner D. Medina

9 (.922/ 7 (.838)

9 (.880) 7 (.865)

9 (.857) 7 (.841)

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D. Bollman G. Fix

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J. Parica J. Reid

W. Costanzo E. Dominguez

G. Fix 5. Kitto

0. Medina A. Romero

M. Zuglan J. Paez

K. Davenport G. Lutman

J. Harris K. McCready

fl. Rosas H. Vickery

9 (.879) 6 (.750)

9 (.815) 5 (.779)

9 (.900» 5 (.810)

9 (.908/ 5 (.795/

9 (.849/ 5 (.727/

9 (.898) 2 (.629)

9 (.776) 8 (.782)

9 (.840) 5 (.704)

139) J. Parica W. Costanzo

140) D. Medina G. Fix

141) K. Davenport M. Zuglan

142) R. Rosas J. Harris

9 (.864) 3 (.708)

9 (.944/ 1 (.667)

9 (.900/ 5 (.649/ 9 (.897) 7 (.836)

WINNERS' BRACKET

143) D. Howard A. Hopkins

144) J. Carter M. LeBron

145) M. Sigel E. Strickland

9 (.875) 5 (.860)

9 (.869) 8 (.833)

9 (.867) 4 (.706)

9 (.975/ 0 (.167)

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9 (.9001 5 (.889)

147) A. Hopkins J. Parica

148) M. LeBron D. Medina

9 (.879) 7 (.810)

149) E. Strickland 9 (.875) K. Davenport 8 (.814)

150) R. Rosas 9 (.896) D. Bollman 2 (.629)

LOSERS (7th-8th)

151) A. Hopkins M. LeBron

9 (.880) 4 (.707)

152) R. Rosas 9 (.873) E. Strickland 5 (.826)

WINNERS1 BRACKET

153) D. Howard 9 (.931/ J. Carter 6 (.896)

154) M. Sigel 9 (.976/ N. Varner 2 (.810)

LOSERS (5th-6th)

155) A. Hopkins N. Varner

156) R. Rosas J . Carter

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9 (.865) 3 (.720)

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LOSER (3rd)

159) M. Sigel A. Hopkins

FINALS

160) M. Sigel D. Howard

161) M. Sigel D. Howard

9 (.935/ 1 (.714/

9 (.939/ 3 (.767)

9 (.894) 7 (.803)

9 (.817) 6 (.838)

Notable Hatches (continued from page 3)

Sigel won the next four racks and Rosas the next

two. Score 8-8. During the final rack Rosas

missed a makeable five ball in the side and lost

8-9.

Al Winchenbaugh (.600) had only three chances to

even pocket a ball as Nick Varner (.900)

dominated the match to a 9-0 victory.

Jay Swanson (.780) never stood much of a chance

after taking the lead 7-2 over Greg Fix (.887).

Fix won the next seven racks to win 9-7.

Just like several matches before him, Jiany Reid

(.972) never missed a ball as he defeated Dick

Megiveron (.667) 9-1 in a near perfect match.

Roy Futternick (.904) shot the highest TPA while

losing. An unanticipated acratch in the side

pocket during the last rsck cost him dearly as

he lost to Warren Costanzo (.885) 8-9.

Mike Sigel (.922) had nine opportunities to run

out during this session. He ran out each time.

In his zero-miss victory, he outpointed Jose

Parica (.838) 9-7.

Dave Bollawn (.167) managed to pocket one ball

during the drubbing given to him by Nick Varner

(.976). Varner shot 1.000 for the last 7 racks

of his 9-0 win.

Hike Sigel (.976) shot the best match of the

tournament as he broke and ran out five racks in

a row, ran 53 balls in rotation, and handcuffed

Nick Varner (.810) 9-2.

In the best match played by both players, Allen

Hopkins (.920) closed out Ron Roaaa (.911) 9-6.

David Howard (.935) scratched on the break three

times but did everything else right thus serving

Mike Sigel his only loss while winning 9-1.

After a slow start and down 2-7, Hike Sigel

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and Jean Balukas haven't won enough tournaments

already this year, they capped off their best year

ever with the largest prizes in 9-ball history.

Sigel was presented with $40,000 in cold cash as

Balukas was treated with $10,000. Not bad for a

week's work.

Jack Johnston, VP of Casino Operationa apparently

had the right formula for attracting players. A

$100 entry fee and $50,000 in added prize money

drew nearly 400 player8 to compete in the double

elimination event. Tournament director Bill Staton

enlisted Pat Fleming as co-director to coordinate

the schedule and to keep the flow of matches. There

was non-stop play from 9-5, 9AM til 5AM that is!

Twenty Gandy tables were required so as to

eliminate all but nine players for the last two

days. ESPN was there to tape the last two day's

action. To accomodate the TV media, a forty second

clock was used to keep the game moving at a normal

pace. A ten aecond warning was given when

neccessary.

After losing his third match to Jose Parica 7-9,

Mike Sigel trudged through the losers' brscket of

the 356 player field. In fact, the day before the

TV matches, Sigel played for twenty hours straight!

He posted a 15-1 tournament record. He defeated

Steven Brown, Howard Barrett, Mike Serber, Ron

Durante, Louie Roberts, Ed Sheahan, Jay Swanson,

Sammy Guzman, George Michaels, Gary Nolan, Dave

Faver, Danny Medina, Jose Parica, Jose Garcia and

finally Nick Varner. The final match against Nick

Varner was unique in that the "instant replay" was

utilized to help make a decision. It actually did

not have an effect on the call though because of

the wrong camera angle.

Jean Balukas had her easiest time yet never being

threatened as she breezed undefeated (6-0) through

the thirty-seven women field. She defeated Judy

Meng, Sherry Sampson, Kelly Simpson, Linda Haywood,

Susan Bishop, and Fran Crimi. Crimi played a steady

game all week despite a two year layoff from

tournament play.

Another event is planned for 1987. The in-the-money

results follow:

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1st Mike Sigel 2nd Nick Varner 3rd Jose Garcia 4th Jose Parica 5th-6th

Danny Medina Larry Hubbart

7th-8th Dave Favor Mike Zuglan

9th-12th Gary Nolan Dave Bollman David Carver Joe Cataldi

13th-16th George Michaels Buddy Hall David Howard Howard Vickery

17th-24th Jim Rempe Sammy Guzman Tony Ellin Jack Stenner Burton Dreisch Ed Hodan Steve Mizerak Chris MacDonald

25th-32nd Guido Orlandi Jay Swanson Mark Edwards Tom Brown David Daya Gaston LeBlanc Michael Staubes Scott Kitto

1st Jean Balukas 2nd Fran Crimi 3rd Susan Bishop 4th Linda Haywood 5th-6th

Ewa Mataya Dorrena Warren

7th-8th Gerri Titcomb Laura Smith

$40,000.00 6,258.00 4,590.00 3,060.00

2,086.00 2,086.00

1,391.00 1,391.00

1,043.00 1,043.00 1,043.00 1,043.00

696.00 696.00 696.00 696.00

557 557 557 557 557 557 557

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418.00 418.00 418.00 418.00 418.00 418.00 418.00 418.00

$10,000.00 1,400.00 640.00 500.00 300.00 300.00

230.00 230.00

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(MINIMUM WINNINGS - $2,500.00) * * * YEAR ENDING TOTALS * * *

Name In YTDS Sessions AURORA

Events Money Winninos Won-Lost LEX • TON AX. TOLEDO

I RENO MOLINE

ANAHEIM B.C. CHAR

NORFOLK NC A.C. II

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S i g e l , Mike Rempe, Jim Reyes , Efren V a r n e r , Nick Howard, David Hopkins , Al len P a r i c a , Jose S t r i c k l a n d , E a r l Medina, Danny LeBron, Mike Swanson, Jay Bollman, Dave H a l l , Buddy Davenpor t , Kim I n c a r d o n a , B i l l Mizerak , Steve Crane , Wade Rosas , Ron M a r t i n , Ray G a r c i a , Jose Hubbar t , Larry Zug lan , Mike V i c k e r y , Howard D i L i b e r t o , Danny J o n e s , Sammy K i t t o , S c o t t Lane, Dick

McCready, Kei th Hun te r , Bob C a r t e r , J e f f W i l l i a m s , Bob G u l y a s s y , Mike Brown, Tom C h a r t i e r , Dave

L o u i e , Dan Mathews, Grady Fusco , P e t e

8 5 5

11 9

10 10 10 10 12 8

11 8

10 6 7

10 4 7 1 5 4

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

3

8 3 5

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

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ACCU-STATS 204 EAGLE ROCK AVENUE ROSELAND, NJ 07068

Address Correction Requested

Bulk Rate U.S. Postage

PAID Roseland, NJ

Permit #42

YEAR ENDING TOTALS Sessions Won-Lest

(MINIMUM SESSIONS - 20) #

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

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

NAME

Sigel, Mike Reyes, Efren Howard, David Parica, Jose Rosas, Ron Varner, Nick Hopkins, Allen Hall, Buddy Zuglan, Mike Rempe, Jim Brown, Tom Medina, Danny Jones, Sammy Mizerak, Steve Hubbart, Larry Kitto, Scott Bollman, Dave Lane, Dick Incardona, Bill McCready, Keith Vickery, Howard

WON

56 32 49 46 21 55 52 35 20 19 14 43 18 31 21 22 40 18 21 19 34

LOST

- 8 - 8 - 16 - 17 - 8 - 21 - 20 - 14 - 8 - 8 - 6 - 19 - 8 - 14 - 10 - 12 - 22 - 10 - 12 - 11 - 20

PCT

.875

.800

.754

.730

.724

.723

.722

.714

.714

.704

.700

.694

.692

.689

.677

.64 7

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.643

.636

.633

.630

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22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42.

NAME

Swanson, Jay Strickland, Earl Davenport, Kim Martin, Ray Fix, Greg Louie, Dan Crane, Wade LeBron, Mike Williams, Bob Roberts, Louie Reid, Jim Gulyassy, Mike Costanzo, Warren Mataya, Jim Hunter, Jim Mathews, Grady MacDonald, Chris Harris, Jr. DiLiberto, Danny Hashimoto, Brian Dominguez, Ernest

WON

27 34 31 21 12 12 28 32 16 16 15 17 14 11 15 19 18 12 16 12 10

LOST

- 16 - 21 - 20 - 14 - 8 - 8 - 20 - 23 - 12 - 12 - 12 - 14 - 12 - 10 - 14 - 18 - 18 - 12 - 16 - 12 - 10

PCT

.628

.618

.608

.600

.600

.600

.583

.582

.571

.571

.556

.548

.538

.524

.517

.514

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Date (1987) Event's Title

Mar. 24-28

Apr. 7-12

May 5-9

May 19-24

May 26-31

June 3-7

Upcoming Major Cltyf State

Events Entry Added Phone

Bowling Green Open

Classic Cup VI (Men)

Classic Cup VI (Women)

McDermott Masters (Men)

McDermott Masters (Women)

Derby City 10-Ball Classic

Glass City Open (Men)

Glass City Open (Women

Sands Regent Open

Aug. 29-Sep. 3 B.C. Open

Nov. 2-7

Nov. 9-14

Nov. 16-21

Dec. 2-6

U.S. Open

N.C. Fall 9-Ball Classic

Grand Shoot Out

Sands Regent Open

Bowling Green, KY

S t . Char les , IL

S t . Char les, IL

Davenport, IA

Davenport, IA

L o u i s v i l l e , KY

Toledo, OH

Toledo, OH

Reno, NV

Binghamton, NY

Nor fo l k , VA

Char l o t t e , NC

Pidgeon Forge, TN

Reno, NV

$200.00

$330.00

$250.00

$250.00 $150.00

N/A

$300.00

$200.00

$300.00

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

$300.00

$6,000

$10,000

$5,000

$10,000

$2,500

$20,000

$10,000

$5,000

$20,000

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

$20,000

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