Recent content by jrhendy

Thanks Billy, and I will do it if we play one game sets.

I don’t know how I did it Billy. When I was a kid hanging around the pool hall, my diet was either Stuart Infra Red cheese dogs and poor boys, and cheeseburgers and burritos from the local hot spots. When I got divorced at age 39, I lost about 30 lbs on the Air Force diet (Lots of booze and a...

Sleepy Bob played in California. I met him at Hollywood Billiards in Los Angeles in the late 50’s. He also ventured up north to San Francisco to play at Cochran’s and The Palace.

Thanks, John. Getting old has its challenges, but better than the alternative.

Howard, I really don’t want visitors. Just special friends like you and family.

Seems like I’m late again Robert. Happy Birthday!

I have been playing some 9/10 ball. I am pocketing balls better, but when I play one pocket, I want to go for everything.

Try and make it to Hard Times. They are having a one pocket tournament for me in November. I will get a flyer up.

What Tom said.

If you are a good player (Parica) and the other player (Nick) forces this kind of game on you, the only thing you can do is play his game if you want to win. Nick wanted this title badly, and you have to give him credit for that. I remember the first one he played in and he was the favorite, but...

I used CBD in liquid and pill form for years for my arthritis, and it did help. I can’t take it anymore because it conflicts with other meds I am now taking.

Here is why I think this should be loss of game. If you let them get away with this, there is no telling what they will try and get away with later.

I also won a little yesterday. I will try and let them get even today before I go to hard times. I have a hard time typing anymore and will try and finish Doc’s story tomorrow.

California Billiards, Fremont CA. 30 + tables including three 6 x 12 snooker tables. Good food full bar. Jointed Cue, Sacramento CA. 17 tables including three cushion. Famous cheeseburgers, and every champion in the country came through here in the 70’s. The memorabilia on the walls is...

This article was submitted to Cue Sports Journal by Arthur Tripp in 1995. Reading John Henderson's stories in CUE SPORTS Journal, makes me recall an incident in early 1970 at Mother's Billiards in North Hollywood. At that time the men's World Pocket Billiard Championships were held at the...