Images from the 1982 Dayton 9-ball Open. Earl Strickland gets his first major tournament victory as he beats Buddy Hall in the finals. Players and characters whose images are in the slide show are ...
Images from the 1982 Dayton 9-ball Open. Earl Strickland gets his first major tournament victory as he beats Buddy Hall in the finals. Players and characters whose images are in the slide show are Earl Strickland, Buddy Hall, Grady Mathews, Jimmy Reid, Steve Cook, Jimmy Mataya, Gary Speath, Joey Speath, Allen Hopkins, Mike Sigel, Cornbread Red (Billy Burge), Joe Kerr, Joe Burns, Danny Diliberto, Louie Roberts, and Jimmy Zhender. The original photos may be seen at: http://billporter.smugmug.com/gallery...
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He does look silly. He was probably an awkward, unpopular kid. But what does that matter now? He was a god on the table, and he made himself a small fortune there. He's been all over the world, and he's recognized by millions. He's lived a life most people can only dream of living. People will be using his name a century from now, maybe more.
Earl was probably the equivalent of a rock star in those days. He was skinny and good looking. Probably had mad pussy being thrown at him left and right. ; )
Yeah maybe you're right. I keep forgetting that pool isn't really a mainstream sport. The majority of the populace that don't follow it most likely don't even know who these guys are. What a shame.
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I was saying, outside of pool rooms, I can't imagine Strickland was very well liked.