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The PPBPAA -- the players strike again - 09-14-2020, 03:13 PM

Under the heading of the more things change, the more they stay the same, here is an item I noticed in Ursitti's records of pro pool. Anyone want to guess what year this was?

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09-14-2020, 04:34 PM

I'm going to guess around 1930.


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10-03-2020, 09:54 AM

1940, just an educated {or uneducated} guess. Bennie Allen had just become the first US snooker champion, otherwise, I don't understand him as president, since his hey day was 35 years or more earlier. Ok 1936 . I was thinking about that time for some reason I can't remember and then figured it was because of Benny Allens win. Oh wait now I remember that was the year Jack Doyle got busted for gambling and closed his room. Thats why I changed my mind , I should have known that wouldn't be a factor.

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10-03-2020, 10:53 AM

This should help. This was in Ursitti's record just before the part above and about the same tournament....

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10-15-2020, 05:25 AM

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This should help. This was in Ursitti's record just before the part above and about the same tournament....

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Ok 1936 . I was thinking about that time for some reason I can't remember and then figured it was because of Benny Allens win. Oh wait now I remember that was the year Jack Doyle got busted for gambling and closed his room. Thats why I changed my mind I didn't think he would be an honorary with that stigma, I should have known that wouldn't be a factor. ?
  
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10-15-2020, 11:13 AM

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Ok 1936 . I was thinking about that time for some reason I can't remember and then figured it was because of Benny Allens win. Oh wait now I remember that was the year Jack Doyle got busted for gambling and closed his room. Thats why I changed my mind I didn't think he would be an honorary with that stigma, I should have known that wouldn't be a factor. ?
This may help with the previous clue:

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Thats from R.A. Dyer's Untold Stories blog:

http://untoldstoriesbilliardshistory.blogspot.com/

Unfortunately, Dyer seems to have slowed down on his posts lately. Lots of good stuff there.


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10-15-2020, 12:42 PM

1937
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10-22-2020, 08:22 PM

In case anyone is interested, I found an archive of all of Charlie's records here:

https://www.scribd.com/user/10247027/Deno-J-Andrews

The wayback machine of Charlie's website is missing a few sets.
  
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10-23-2020, 08:57 AM

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In case anyone is interested, I found an archive of all of Charlie's records here:

https://www.scribd.com/user/10247027/Deno-J-Andrews

The wayback machine of Charlie's website is missing a few sets.
When I looked on the wayback machine I could not find any files, just links pointing at a different scribd account which was closed. Did you find any of the scans of Billiard Magazine (1913-1935)?


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When I looked on the wayback machine I could not find any files, just links pointing at a different scribd account which was closed. Did you find any of the scans of Billiard Magazine (1913-1935)?
Bob--I did not locate the Billiard Magazine PDFs anywhere on the internet archive or elsewhere. I'm betting they exceeded the maximize file size for scraping. I emailed Deno to see if he still had them and did not receive a response yet. I'll continue to ping him (looks like he's some sort of city councilman in Chicago now).
  
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