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In keeping with the guidelines established by the One Pocket Hall of Fame, the same criteria is in place for the Legends of Bank Pool.
1. Great Players who have demonstrated their excellence in tournament competition over time.
2. After Hours Legends who have demonstrated their excellence and their heart by matching up against the best of their time.
3. Teachers and Promoters of the game who have had a lasting impact on the growth and popularity of the game.
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Bob Bowles (deceased) – According to Eddie Taylor, Bob Bowles was the top banker in that part of the country in the generation before Eddie came to preeminence.
Clyde Childress – A strong and still up-and-coming player with unquestioned competitive spirit, whose life was cut short by a tragic auto accident.
Tony 'Fargo' Ferguson – A fierce Banks competitor that has tangled with the best of them for years; known for his powerful shooting and strategic approach to the game.
Larry Price – Two time winner of the Derby City Banks division (2002 and 2008), Larry has been a strong competitor for years.
Glen 'Piggy Banks' Rogers – Glen follows Chicago’s great banking tradition of Bugs Rucker, Youngblood Washington and many others. He’s been one of our top Banks competitors year in year out.
Nick Varner – Certainly one of the USA’s greatest all around players of all time, and having grown up in the middle of banking country, it is no wonder he is strong at Banks. Nick won the first DCC Banks division.
Marvin Henderson (deceased) A smooth stroking all-around player who excelled at all games. Originally from Pittsburgh, PA, Marvin was in action from coast to coast.
Kenny ‘Romburg’ Remus (deceased) – One of ‘Bugs’ Chicago peers who sought out and beat nearly everybody, but unfortunately was killed at way too early an age.
Rudolf Wanderone ‘Minnesota Fats’ (deceased) – An aggressive banker whose banking talent nearly matched his braggadocio.
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1. Great Players who have demonstrated their excellence in tournament competition over time.
2. After Hours Legends who have demonstrated their excellence and their heart by matching up against the best of their time.
3. Teachers and Promoters of the game who have had a lasting impact on the growth and popularity of the game.
Please note: Be sure to select all of the candidates you wish to vote for before you submit your vote. Once you submit your vote it cannot be changed, so be sure to complete your selections carefully before you click on the “Vote Now” button.
Bob Bowles (deceased) – According to Eddie Taylor, Bob Bowles was the top banker in that part of the country in the generation before Eddie came to preeminence.
Clyde Childress – A strong and still up-and-coming player with unquestioned competitive spirit, whose life was cut short by a tragic auto accident.
Tony 'Fargo' Ferguson – A fierce Banks competitor that has tangled with the best of them for years; known for his powerful shooting and strategic approach to the game.
Larry Price – Two time winner of the Derby City Banks division (2002 and 2008), Larry has been a strong competitor for years.
Glen 'Piggy Banks' Rogers – Glen follows Chicago’s great banking tradition of Bugs Rucker, Youngblood Washington and many others. He’s been one of our top Banks competitors year in year out.
Nick Varner – Certainly one of the USA’s greatest all around players of all time, and having grown up in the middle of banking country, it is no wonder he is strong at Banks. Nick won the first DCC Banks division.
Marvin Henderson (deceased) A smooth stroking all-around player who excelled at all games. Originally from Pittsburgh, PA, Marvin was in action from coast to coast.
Kenny ‘Romburg’ Remus (deceased) – One of ‘Bugs’ Chicago peers who sought out and beat nearly everybody, but unfortunately was killed at way too early an age.
Rudolf Wanderone ‘Minnesota Fats’ (deceased) – An aggressive banker whose banking talent nearly matched his braggadocio.
OnePocket.org reserves the right to restrict voting to "Verified Members" only as necessary to maintain the integrity of the balloting process.
Please do not post replies to this thread; a comments thread has been provided. Anything posted here will be removed to the comments thread.
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