Larry Hubbard/Iceman

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Waaaaaaaaaaaaay healthier than Grover..............

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Get in touch with Henderson.

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Also, you can park your cue ball on top of the one ball after making the clip pocket 3 then 6 ball bank. No player will be too aggressive when jacked up. Slowing your swing speed down will also give you perfect control of your cue ball stop shot.

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Mitch's post # 11 is also my shot. Being so close to the 13, I Know can bank that ball back to the foot rail/with good speed control, and leave whitey on the head rail.

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Ironic, I JUST got an upgrade computer yesterday....

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I like making the 3 carom thin, off the six into my opponents pocket. Bank the six to my side and draw whitey too the backside of the 13. Good chance of making the six.

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Like OPGuy....kick the 15 to my side....cue ball parks.

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I had no idea, tho I know he and Sigel traveled allot....and back then having all different games in ones arsenal was important....

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Wrong end of table....miscue. And it's a Red logo Diamond, ugh.

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Bad rolls that come from the equipment, are difficult for most anyone to deal with. The other kind, show ones true character.

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Just finished reading Seabiscuit, by Laura Hillenbrand. The rider Woolf who beat War Admiral, heads up by four lengths....was nicknamed the Iceman. Is this how Larry Got his name....should he be considered in our HOF discussions.

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Keep in mind, the bank on the 15 is a natural 12 o'clock cue ball, up and back. Nothing but speed and feel. Distance is too your benefit putting em back on the foot rail. I'm thinking the 15 will bank long and come out 3 rails to about the first diamond on the head rail....

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Wouldn't that leave a 2 rail bank on the 15 ?
Your opponent will also have two balls on his side to hide behind.

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What about the one ball bank after your shot?...

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Distance, now we both have 2 balls on each side

Bank the 15 to my side, cue ball back to the foot rail, cue ball about a diamond away from my pocket.

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New Dark Green Volvo Station wagon, Burlington IA, Courtney Coffee event, promoter stiffed the players, cept Rempe got knocked out early, and the gate mistakenly cashed the check. Searcy, Bob O. Mataya and another playing ring 10 ball, along the HUMID Mississippi river delta, 1972. Bob hocke...

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I agree....but if you bank it with squirting inside spin, the bank will shorten and allow you to walk the cue ball up table at a very controllable speed....

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Except, he robbed em legally with a Smile.

Here's a real thief....in my back yard, stealing round objects....

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[B]That helps allot....I have seen it done before on other tables. I'm not knockin' yah, I just know how difficult it can be, and on some tables it's waaaaay more difficult if not impossible. When Medina did the shot, cue ball was NOT on the rail, yours was....

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Medina was good at that shot. Humidity, and dirt help to shorten it up. Those 5'' looking pockets also help out. Nice shot.