Category: 3Cushion

Mazin Shooni, Jim Shovak, Jim Bishop, Paul Frankel

TOP FOUR WINNERS GOING TO THE USBA NATIONALS

1st Place Mazin Shooni

2nd Place Jim Shovak

3rd Place Jim Bishop

4th Place Paul Frankel

SEMI FINALS CHARTS

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$300 for qualifier participants and $500 for all others.

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2011 USBA National Championship and Regional Qualifiers

The USBA is proud to announce the 2011 National 3-Cushion Championship will be held Monday through Friday May 9-13, 2011 at the Tropicana Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada. This event will be occurring at the same time, same place and same floor as the ACS National Pool Championships, so there will be thousands of pool players in attendance.

2010 USBA Tour

December 17-19, 2010

Edgie’s Billiards, Milpitas, CA

Jae Hyung Cho Wins  at Edgie’s

December 10-12, 2010

US Billiards, Houston, TX

Cong Nguyen (3-1) and Thanh Vu (4-0) played the final match of the tournament to determine the top winner. Cong finished the game in 14 innings with the best game average of 1.786.

Here is an update on services to be held for our beloved Billiards Buddy “œWalt Harris”.

Walt Harris May 13, 1929 – August 21, 2010.

Walt devoted most of his adult life promoting the sport of 3 Cushion Billiards. Author of the 4 volume “œBilliards Atlas” and founder of the United States National  “œSenior Tour” there was never a time when he was not thinking of or playing Billiards. A friend and mentor to almost every Billiards player through out the world he was admired by many and loved by all!
A celebration of Walt’s life will be held 12PM on Thursday September 2, 2010 at:

The church of Our Saviour
5301 North Atlantic Avenue
Cocoa Beach, FL 32931

Please click the link below to sign his guest book.
http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/floridatoday/obituary.aspx?n=walter-harris&pid=144986507&fhid=5912

Tom (Dr. Cue ) Rossman

I have been asked many times what contributed to my foundational understanding of pool more than anything else. In 1967 I had my 1^st encounter with 3-cushion billiards and discovered a special attraction to the value and beauty of this magnetic and challenging discipline.

1st , 2nd, 3rd place finishers L – R Winner (Luis Avila) 2nd place (Sonny Cho) 3rd place (National

Photo by Merrill Hlughes

The “B” winner (left) is Laureano Gomez, and the “C” winner is Jose Luis Lopez

MGM Billiards, Woodside, NY

Each year, College Billiardshas an Open Tournament that attracts the best players in the United States as well as the Champions from South America and Mexico. In effect, it is very much like the Pan American Championship Tournament because of the high caliber of players. This year was no different.

By Bert van Manen

We all use chalk on our tip, to prevent a miscue. If we do miscue though, we do not blame the chalk. We blame the tip. We put on our  “œI hate this shaft ““ face” and take another one from our bag. This second shaft is not as good as the first one; we started the match with the other one for a reason. The substitution is merely to tell the audience that the miscue was not our fault. (It was).