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1992 THREE CUSHION BILLIARDS U.S.B.A.
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT
August 5th through August 9th. 1992 starting at 9 am each day
Location: Chris* Billiards, 4637 N. Milwaukee Ave.
Chicago, IL Telephone #(312) 286-4714
Q Preliminary play to 40 points per game on August 5th to 7th
•• " Admission: $5 daytime, $7 evening, or $10 entire day
-| Final games plaved to 50 points per game on August 8th & 9th
^ Admission: Sat. 8th - $6 daytime, $8 evening, or $12 entire day
Sun. 9th - $7 daytime, $10 evening, or $15 entire day
Admission pass for all five days - $50
0 Net monies raised will be used for expenses to send the two U.S.
4 winners to the Three Cushion Billiards World Championships.
Admission includes daily instruction by Walt Ham's, author of
•THE BILLIARD ATLAS*, who will teach many of his fabulous systems

1992 UNITED STATES CHAMPIONSHIP
3-CUSHION BILLIARD TOURNAMENT
Chris's Billiards
Chicago, Illinois
August 5 — 9, 1992
UNITED STATES BILLIARD ASSOCIATION
Member of UMB Union of World Billiards
Board of Directors
George Aronek President, USBA
Carl W. Strassburger Secretary, USBA
Sid Banner/Dick Reid Eastern Directors
Gale Johnson/Jack Knoerr Midwest Directors
Khalil Diab/Bob Jewett Western Directors
Michael R. Melloy
Chris Crisman . .
Deno Andrews . .
Tournament Officials
Official Tournament Director
Proprietor, Chris's Billiards
Assistant Tournament Director

DEDICATION
Carl W. Strassburger
Secretary, United States Billiard Association
The players and officials of the 1992 United States
National Championship 3-Cushion Billiard Tournament
wish to extend our deepest affection and graditude
to you, Carl,
for your tireless efforts
and expert contributions
to the promotion of
3-Cushion Billiards in America

U.S NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
3-CUSHION BILLIARD TOURNAMENT
The U.S. National Championship Tournament, to be held at Chris's Billiards,
Chicago, Illinois, August 5 — 9, 1992, is limited to 24 players comprised of:
The Top Finalists from
the 1991 U.S. Nationals
Sang Lee
Frank Torres
Allen Gilbert
George Ashby
Eastern Regional Qualifiers
Carlos Hallon
Bill Maioney
Robert Arana
Central Regional Qualifiers
Mazin Shooni
Jack Knoerr
Mike Bengels
Western Regional Qualifiers
Darreil Martineau
Melecio Bernal
Ten Players At-Large
Merhl Smith
Rich Conboy
Frank Bondzinski
Bill Langen
Gil Steinman
Sid Banner
Dave Thrush
Jerry Karsh
Charles Delorme
Sonny Cho
Soo Kim
Jose Diaz
Billy Smith

The Tournament format will consist of three flights (A, B and C) of eight players each
in the preliminary rounds (Prelims), played to 40 points in two hours. The Prelims will
commence at 9:00 a.m. on August 5, 1992 and continue through Saturday morning, August 8.
1992.
The following players will be entered in the Prelims by a blind draw, one each to Flights
A, B or C:
Sang Lee — Winner 1991 U.S. Nationals
Frank Torres — 2nd place, 1991 U.S. Nationals
Allen Gilbert — 4th place, 1991 U.S. Natioanls
Following that, the three 1992 Regional Classic Winners will be entered in the Prelims
by a blind draw, one each to Flights A, B or C:
George Ashby — Winner, 1992 Central Classic
Carlos Hallon — Winner, 1992 Eastern Classic
Darrell Martineau — 3rd place, 1992 Western Classic
All other players will be entered by blind draw, and placed in one of the three flights.
The draw will be held at Chris's Billiards, 9:00 p.m. Tuesday, August 4, 1992. A hospitality
party will be held for players and guests beginning at 7:00 p.m., Teresa 2, one block North of
Chris's Billiards on Milwaukee Avenue.
The Finals will be comprised of the two top finishers in each flight, and two wild cards
chosen from the balance of the field. The Finals will commence at 5:30 p.m. on Saturday,
August 8, 1992, games played to 50 points in 2 hours, 15 minutes.
Scorekeepers only in the Prelims (Scorekeeper and Referee for David Thrush — Prelims
and Finals, if necessary). Scorekeepers and Referees in the Finals.
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Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
Day Session
10:00 a.m. — 12:00 p.m.
12:00 p.m. — 2:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m. — 4:00 p.m.
— Break —
Evening Session
6:00 p.m. — 8:00 p.m.
8:00 p.m. — 10:00 p.m.
10:00 p.m. — 12:00 p.m.
SCHEDULE
Preliminary Rounds
Saturday
Day Session
10:00 a.m. — 12:00 p.m.
12:00 p.m. — 2:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m. — 4:00 p.m.
— Break —
Finals
Saturday Evening Sunday Dav
5:30 p.m.— 7:30 p.m. 9:00 a.m. — 11:00 a.m.
7:30 p.m.— 9:30 p.m. 11:00 a.m.— 1:00 p.m.
9:30 p.m. — 11:30 p.m.
— Break —
Sunday Evening
2:00 p.m. — 4:00 p.m.
4:00 p.m. — 6:00 p.m.
In the event of a tie, there will be a playoff to determine the winner. The format of the
playoff will be decided by the tournament director, and will commence shortly after the last
Finals game.

RIH.ES AND GUIDELINES
All rules and discretionary guidelines will be governed according to the United States
Billiard Association Constitution and 1992 Resolutions thereto.
1. All players must be USBA Members in good standing prior to the commencement
of the Tournament at 10:00 a.m., August 5, 1992.
2. Administrative Discretion: Each tournament director shall have the right to set
forth rules and procedures appropriate and applicable to that particular tournament
or room, such as players dress code, players verbally or visually interfering or
harassing his opponent, referee, spectator, etc. (as set forth in 1992 Resolution
No. 18).
3. Players are to remain in the designated chair or area while their opponent is at the
table. Unsportsmanlike conduct will not be allowed, The player will be penalized
or disqualified from the tournament and reported to the USBA by the tournament
director for further action (as set forth in 1992 Resolution No. 19).
4. If, for reasons beyond his control, a player cannot start or finish a game as
scheduled, the game may be completed at a time convenient to the running of the
tournament if agreed upon by the player's opponent and the tournament director.
If not, the game will be forfeited (as set forth in 1992 Resolution No. 20).
5. All players in Preliminary Rounds and Finals shall be on hand and available at the
commencement of each round he is scheduled to play.
There will be a 10 minute allowance for the first game of the tournament. For
all succeeding rounds, the time allowance shall be 2 minutes, then it will be
forfeited! (as set forth in 1992 Resolution No. 22)
6. The Play: All preliminary round games will be played to 40 points in two hours.
All final round games will be played to 50 points in 2:15 minutes.
1992 Resolution No. 25:
All games will be scheduled with an approximate time of one hour for 25-point
games; one hour and 15 minutes for every 30 points; and a time of 15 minutes
shall be allowed for every increase of 5 points.
7. Equipment: Play will be on four Verhoeven tables with Super Aramith
Tournament Balls and Simonis green cloth. All balls and tables will be cleaned
following each game.

Dress Code
Preliminary Rounds:
Dress shirts, long or short sleeves, light color preferable
Dark slacks and appropriate footwear
Dust aprons if desired
Final Rounds:
Dark slacks, white shirts, long or short sleeves
Vests or sweaters
Appropriate footwear
Tuxedos optional

Sang Lee
New York, NY
Frank Torres
Las Vegas, NV
Allen Gilbert
North Hollywood, CA
George Ashby
Jacksonville, IL
Carlos Hallon
Miami, FL
Bill Maloney
Ft. Lauderdale, FL
Roberto Arana
Miami, FL
Mazin Shooni
Southgate, MI
Jack Knoerr
Lawrenceville, IL
Mike Bengels
Farmington Hills, MI
Darrell Marti neau
Elk Grove, CA
Melecio Bernal
San Jose, CA
The Players
1991 U.S. National Champion, 4th ranked in the World — Winner
1991 6th Berlin World Cup
1991 U.S. National Champion 2nd place
Distinguished International 3-cushion player
Former U.S. National Champion, author of 3-cushion billiards
systems books
Eight-time U.S. National Champion
Former U.S. National Champion, high ranking international 3cushion
billiard competitor
Top ranking Eastern Region 3-cusion billiard player
Top ranking Eastern Region 3-cusion billiard player, editor and
publisher of World of Billiards
Top ranking Central Region 3-cushion billiard player
Many-time Illinois Elks Club Champion, distinguished Central
Region 3-cushion billiard player
Distinguished Central Region 3-cushion billiard player
Distinguished Western Region 3-cushion billiard player
Distinguished Western Region 3-cushion billiard player

Merhl Smith
Chicago, IL
Rich Conboy
Park Ridge, IL
Frank Bondzinski
Mt. Prospect, IL
Bill Langen
Madison, WI
Gil Steinman
Boca Raton, FL
Sid Banner
Boca Raton, FL
Dave Thrush
Peoria, IL
Jerry Karsh
Denver, CO
Charles Delorme
Pinellas Park, FL
Jose Diaz
Chicago, IL
Soo Kim
New York, NY
Sonny Cho
New York, NY
Billy Smith
Chicago, IL
One of the original founders of the American Billiard Association,
Distinguished Central Region 3-cushion billiard player
Distinguished Central Region 3-cushion billiard player
Distinguished Central Region 3-cushion billiard player
Distinguished Central Region 3-cushion billiard player
Distinguished Eastern Region 3-cushion billiard player
Distinguished Eastern Region 3-cushion billiard player
Distinguished Central Region 3-cushion billiard player
Distinguished Western Region 3-cusion billiard player
Distinguished Eastern Region 3-cushion billiard player
Distinguished Central Region 3-cushion billiard player
Distinguished Eastern Region 3-cushion billiard player
Distinguished Eastern Region 3-cushion billiard player
Distinguished Central Region 3-cushion billiard player
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UNITED STATES BILLIARD ASSOCIATION HISTORY
The U.S.B.A. was formed in 1988 through the merger of the Billiard Federation of the
U.S.A. (BFUSA) and the American Billiard Association (ABA).
The BFUSA was formed in 1966 by Robert Byrne, Edward Courtney and Dr. Erikson
for the purpose of promoting amateur 3-cushion billiard tournaments in the U.S., and in order
to qualify under the UMB Union of World Billiards requirements, for entry of U.S. players into
the European World Cup Tournaments.
The ABA was founded in 1968 by Robert Strange, Don Tozer, Merhl Smith, Harold
Schmidt and others to provide regular 3-cushion billiard tournaments throughout the Midwest.
The ABA soon spread to the entire country and was divided into three divisions: East, Central
and West.
Currently, the USBA has over 500 members from coast and coast, and is divided into
three regions: Eastern, Central and Western. The high point of the year is the U.S. National
Championship which is conducted according to the USBA Constitution, and held at different
locations throughout the U.S. each year.
Scores of local and regional USBA-sanctioned tournaments are held throughout the year
all across the nation. These tournaments are the foundation upon which the USBA thrives,
providing competition for players and contributing monies to fund USBA activities. The future
of the USBA depends largely upon the continued support of local and regional tournaments, pool
and billiard establishments, and the active involvement of old and new members.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
A 3-cushion billiard tournament of such significance as the United States National
Championship is planned, organized and executed under the auspices of the USBA. The
preparation is carried out by the member establishment at which the Nationals is held, and all
those USBA members and contributing individuals whose efforts combine to make the National
Championship a success. We would like to acknowledge and thank those people for their
contributions.
George Aronek, President, USBA
Carl Strassburger, Secretary, USBA
Hank Hayes, contributor, Simonis Billiard Cloth
Phillipe Janssens, contributor, Super Aramith Billiard Balls
Dan Segal, Program Cover Artist
Kwang Sup Ok, Table Cloth Installer
Gale Johnson
Merhl Smith
Rich Conboy
Frank Stanisz
Roberto Arana
Walt Harris
Ken Majewski
Jose Diaz
Fred Swaha
Adrian Viguera
Bob Albanito
Phil Caruso
Bill Darras
June Langen
Jorge Leon
Bill Ward
Fred Krach
Chulwan Park
Rich Eckman
Elizabeth Siepierska
Krista Nabahni
Dorothy Maziarz
Clint Brothe, Photographer
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Stuart Greenfield
Lisa Ferrari
Teresa Rhodes
Ellen Kosick
Harry Dunn
James Kim
Rogelio Castaneda
Don Payne
Dave Thrush
Al the Roofer
special thanks to
Diane Melloy and Shannon Melloy

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The billiard players that helped create this book.
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Richard Bitalis Top World Class 3-Cushion Player &
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Welker Cochran Billiard Legend
Chris Crisman Noted Billiard Room Proprietor
Mike Donnelly Veteran Tournament Player
Don Feeney U.S. Snooker Representative
George Fels Celebrated Pool & Billiard Writer
Carlos Hallon Past U.S. Champion — 3-Cushion
Dick La Gongle Top Chicago Billiard Player
Sang Lee U.S. Champion — 3-Cushion
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Bill Maloney Top U.S. Billiard Player S*—
Ray Martin Past World Pool Champion \5T
Thomas Shaw Noted Pool & Billiard Writer
Billy Smith Top U.S. Billiard Player
Merle Smith Veteran Tournament Player
Carl Strassburger U.S.B-A- Secretary
Dallas West Past U.S. Open Pool Champion
Bernie Wishengrad Veteran Tournament Player
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UNITED STATES BILLIARD ASSOCIATION
CONSTITUTION
1. The Organization's name will be UNITED
STATES BILLIARD ASSOCIATION.
6. Election of the Board of Directors shall be
held at the end of every fourth year, starting in
1990 at the end of the year. The Board shall be
composed of three directors from each Section,
plus a President and Secretary/Treasurer. A
vote for two of the Board of Directors from eech
Section will be held in 1991 for a four-year
term. The other Directors, plus the President
and the Secretary/Treasurer shall be elected for
four-year terms in 1992. (As an example, in
1991 there were two Directors elected from
each Section. The two from each Section that
received the least number of votes in the last
election, in 1992, one Director from each
Section, the President and Secretary/Treasurer
will stand for re-election.)
7. The Secretary and/or the President shall
have the power and authority to supervise any
of the business of the USBA.
8. All funds received by the USBA shall be
deposited in a bank selected by the President
and Secretary. All bills of the USBA shall be
paid by the Secretary with checks drawn on this
bank.
9. The Secretary shall be responsible for the
publication of the Newsletter each month and
shall receive a stipend of $ 1.00 per annum per
member. This is to be increased to $2.00
starting with the 1993 year.
10. The Resolutions passed at the General
Meeting regarding dues, tournament policies
and general administration will be in effect until
changed by a vote of the USBA Elected
Officials.
UNITES STATES lUliAJO ASSOCIATION
1992 RESOLUTIONS
1. Starting in 1992. the dues of $25.00
will be due on the anniversary date of the
9. In flight tournaments, all players who
mske the finals are to receive at least their entry
fee back, up to 11 players - four players to the
finals, 18 to 23 players - six players in the
finals, 24 or more - eight players in the finals.
(The Tournament Director may, at their option,
have a larger number of players in the Finals if
the entrants are notified before the start of the
Tournament.)
10. All Tournaments to be held must be
acknowledged by USBA Officials at least 30
days prior to the Tournament Date.
11. The minimum entry fee for any USBA
Tournament will be $25.CO. Entry fees in each
section are to be determined by the USBA
Directors in each Section.
12. Denver-type Finals, single or double
elimination, or any other Type of Final except a
round robin must be identified at the time the
Tournament is listed. A room or club charge of
up to $10.00 may be assessed if deemed
needed and so published in the listing. There
will be a USBA assessment of $50.00 on all
Tournaments held.
13. USBA Classics will be held each year for
the three Regions. The bidding for the Classics
will start on the Friday after the Tournament
Schedule ends. The bidding shall start at a
minimum of $100.00 and increase by at least
$ 100.00 on each succeeding bid. There will be
no more than a 72-hour interval between bids.
1 4. Dates and format of the Classic shall be
determined by the Directors of each Region.
Location, dates, format and funding of the
"National" shall be determined by the USBA
President.
2. The purpose of the USBA shall be to member. Example: if a member
1 5. Funding for each Regional Classic will be
joins on as follows:
promote the game of 3-Cushion Billiards in February 17, 1992, 1993 dues will be due by
A. The bid from the host of eacn
whatever manner possible, including the March 1, 1993.
Regional Classic.
scheduling of Billiard Tournaments with 2. Starting January 1 St. a sanction fee of
B. A proportionate amount of USBA
standard format, played on the best equipment $50.00 will be charged by the USBA to sanction
excess funds.
available. To also keep members informed of a tournament.
C. Any money raised by the host, such
results and other news of interest through the 3. Membership is available to anyone who
as donations, admission fees, etc.
publishing of a monthly Newsletter.
agrees to respect the USBA By-Laws, 1 6. The Region that the players are in shall
3. The USBA shall hold a Semi-Annual Resolutions and Playing Rules.
be determined by their permanent mailing
Meeting open to ail members at a time and 4. All USBA Sanctioned Tournaments are address, or else their declaring for a different
place as decided upon by the Officials of the open to ail USBA Members unless under Region before January 1 st in writing to the
USBA 1991 in the Western Region, 1993 suspension or sanction by the USBA USBA Secretary.
Central, 1995 Eastern Section. All new organization.
17. To be eligible for the Classics, a
resolutions and/or changes to old resolutions 5. It shall be the Tournament Director's minimum of three years residence or have
and or By-Laws shall be voted upon at this time. responsibility to make sure all players in the applied for citizenship in the United States.
By-Laws need a 2/3 majority to be changed. Tournament are USBA Members. In no event 18. Administrative Discretion: Each
Resolutions can be changed by a simple majority will any prize moneys or other benefits be Tournament shall have the right to set forth
vote.
awarded to any player who was not a USBA rules and procedures appropriate and applicable
4. The USBA shall hold special meetings of member before the start of the Tournament. to that particular Tournament or room, such as
the Board of Directors at anytime at the initiate (Receipt of the membership dues by the players' dress code, players verbally or visually
of the Secretary, President or a minimum of six Tournament Director or Proprietor fulfills this interfering or harassing his opponent, referee,
of the Board Members, to discuss matters that requirement.) Dues must do forwarded to the spectator, etc.
may need action. Matters proposed at the Secretary/Treasurer.
19. Players are to remain in the designated
meeting or by mail shall be decided by a 6. Here after, in all USBA documents, chair or area while their opponent is at the
majority of the Board of Elected Officials for or Tournament Director/Proprietor are deemed as table. Unsportsmanlike conduct will not be
against the proposal.
the same.
allowed. The player will be penalized or
5. The order of business at any meeting 7. Membership dues and tournament disqualified from the Tournament and reported
shall follow an Agenda prepared by the results must be sent to the Secretary within two to the USBA by the Tournament Director for
Secretary. Meetings shall be informal.
weeks of the Tournament date for it to be further action.
recognized as a USBA event.
20. If, for reasons beyond his control, a
8. All USBA Tournaments must have at player cannot start or finish a game as
least eight USBA Members in the playing field. scheduled, the game may be completed at a
Placement points will be determined by the time convenient to the running of the
number of entrants who are Members. (Player Tournament, if agreed upon by the player's
must be a Member to be eligible to receive a opponent and the Tournament Director. If not.
cash prize!)
the game will be forfeited.
21. If a player is disqualified from a
Tournament, all of his games shall be recorded
as if the player wes shut out.
22. There will be a 10-minute allowance for
the first game of a Tournament. For all
succeeding rounds, the time allowance shall be
two minutes, then it will be forfeited! Any first
open table format will be determined by the
person who is running the Tournament.
23. It will be the Tournament Director's
responsibility to notify all players of any change
in scheduled times.
24. All entries to a Tournament must be paid
by 9:00 on Thursday night before the
Tournament. If the Tournament Director wants
to hold an open spot for a player, he will be
responsible for the entry fee.
25. All games will be scheduled with an
approximate time of one hour for 25 points,
1:15 minutes for 30 points, a time of 15
minutes shall be allowed for every increase of
five points.
26. To schedule First Open Table or
anything else except for definite time schedules,
it has to be identified in the Newsletter, or else
et the Tournament by the Tournament Director
or USBA Officer.

FINAL
SANG
LEE
ALLEN
GILBERT
BILL
SMITH
GEORGE
ASH BY
CARLOS
HALLON
SONNY
CHO
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STEINMAN
FINA
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5 J 37
FINALS
50
FINA
BILL
8 30
29 58 FINALS
25 50
28 48
35 45
50
57
41
FINA
57
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GEORGE
28
50
48
50
CARLOS
38
50
55
50
SONNY
13 30
50
8 50
50
SOO
26
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54
48
GIL W
4 57 6 39 4 62 4 47 4 60
FINALS
50 50 50 33 50
FINA
38 55 39 6 53
24 35 45 46
FINALS
31
50
45
50
53 52 49 8 40
50 50 50 50
FINA
29 50 8 61 51 53
27 26 43 36 50
FINALS
53 68 45
41 50 50
FINA
25 54 48 49 67 8 62
24 50 50 44 47 50
FINALS
61 54
28 33
FINA
30 45 60 39 8 44 55 50
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PL
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350
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310
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AVG
1.591
0.899
308 0.875
3
321 0.982
6
291 0.829
8
243 0.677
4
315 0.887
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CHRIS'S BILLIARDS - 1992 NATIONAL 3 CUSHION BILLIARDS CHAMPIONSHIP
FRANK DARRELL FRAN MS DAVE RICH SONNY MELECIO BILL W L PL AVG
FRANK FLIGHT A 5 38 7 46 5 42 4 38 5 28 9 39 4 46 3
TORRES PREUMIN 40 40 40 40 22 40 22 5 2 244 0.881
DARRELL 3 38 FUGf •iT A 4 67 3 65 4 57 6 61 4 82 5 36 4
MARTINEAU 27 PREL IMIN 40 40 40 40 39 20 4 3 246 0.606
FRANK 11 2
45 3 66 FLIGHT A 3 74 4 72 3 49 4 71 4 47 7
BOND2INSKI 21 37 PREUMIN 40 27 26 37 23 1 6 0.498
DAVE 111 3
41 3 64
4 74 FLIGHT A 6 53 4 52 5 61 4 56 8
THRUSH 24 25 32 PREUMIN 31 27 36 22 0 7 197 0.491
RICH 5 37 2 56 5 73 3 53 FLIGHT A 4 49 4 63 4 27 6
CONBOY 20 21 40 40 PREUMIN 22 40 15 3 4 198 0.553
SONNY 4 28
it&l 61 6 50 7 52 lllii lllii FLIGHT A 5 iiiii 46 lllii
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MELECIO 11 3 39 4 82 3 71 5 62 3 63 4 46 FLIGHT A 5 36 5
BERNAL 15 40 40 40 22 22 PRELIMIN 25 3 4 204 0.511
BILL
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5 47
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280 0.933
FLIGHT B ALLEN CARLOS CHARLES ROBERT SID BILL llliBii J OE W 111 PL AVG
ALLEN FLIGHT B lllii 33 7 40 8 25 8 51 5 63 5 32 7 37 1
GILBERT PRELIMIN 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 7 0 280 0.996
CARLOS 6 33 FLIGHT B 5 29 . 5 34 I'll' 4 7 6 49 6 45 111! 39 2
HALLON 34 PREUMIN 40 40 40 40 37 40 5 111: IIIII 0.982
CHARLES 4 40 7 29 FLIGHT B 6 54 4 42 5 58 6 57 5 82 6
DELORME 26 20 PREUMIN 40 26 40 39 40 3 4 231 0.638
ROBERT 2 24 7 33 4 53 FLIGHT B 5 45 7 53 3 50 6 56 5
ARANA 16 21 24 PREUMIN 40 40 40 40 4 3 221 0.704
SID 2 51 4 47 5 42 5 45 FLIGHT B 6 63 4 42 8 53 4
BANNER 18 32 40 33 PREUMIN 40 40 40 4 3 243 0.708
BILL 2 63 4 49 4 58 2 53 3 62 FLIGHT B 2 23 4 50 7
LANGEN 22 30 32 16 26 PRELIMIN 12 40 1 6 178 0.497
GIL 5 31 lllii 45 5 57 8 49 5 41 8 23 FLIGHT B 4 43 3
STE1NMAN 29 40 40 31 36 40 PRELIMIN 40 4 ill i iiilwlli 0.886
JOE 2 36 5 38 3 82 6 56 3 52 3 49 4 43 FLIGHT B 8
DIA2 21 20 35 37 20 33 17 PREUMIN 0 7 183 0.514
FLIGHT C SANG GEORGE SOO MERHL JERRY JACK MAZIN AOREAN W L PL AVG
SANG FLIGHT C 12 33 6 23 5 37 6 31 7 30 8 25 1
LEE PREUMIN 39 40 40 40 40 40 BYE 5 1 239 1.335
GEORGE 5 33 FLIGHT C 8 33 3 58 4 46 4 34 5 IIP:: 2
ASH BY 40 PREUMIN 33 40 40 40 40 BYE 5 1 233 0.996
SOO 3 23 8 34 FLIGHT C 4 S3 5 35 8_ Si 7 I 35 L_L_ 3
KIM 14 40 PREUMIN 39 40 40 40 BYE 4 2 213 1.029
MERHL 3 36 5 57 4 53 FLIGHT C 4 60 8 50 4 64 4
SMITH,M 20 35 40 PREUMIN 40 40 34 BYE 3 3 209 0.653
JERRY 3 31 3 44 3 34 4 59 FLIGHT C 5 63 6 45 7
KARSH 15 11 18 30 PRELIMIN 28 24 BYE 0 6 126 0.457
JACK 5 29 6 33 1 26 4 50 3 63 FLIGHT C 5 44 6
KNOERR 19 26 8 31 40 PRELIMIN 30 BYE 1 5 154 0.629
MA2IN 5 25 2 30 6 34 4 64 6 46 5 45 FLIGHT C 5
SHOONI 27 16 29 40 40 40 PREl JMIN BYE 3 3 192 0.787
ADREAN FLIGHT C
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A1 FRANK TORRES
A2 DARRELL MARTI NEAU
A3 FRANK BONDZINSK
A4 DAVE THRUSH
A5 RICH CONBOY
A6 SONNY CHO
A7 MELECIO BERNAL
A8 BILL SMITH,B
B1 ALLEN GILBERT
B2 CARLOS HALLON
B3 CHARLES DELORME
B4 ROBERT ARANA
B5 SID BANNER
B6 BILL LANGEN
B7 GIL STEINMAN
B8 JOSE DIAZ
C1 SANG LEE
C2 GEORGE ASH BY
C3 soo KIM
C4 MERHL SMITH,M
C5 JERRY KARSH
C6 JACK KNOERR
C7 MAZIN SHOONI
C8 BILL MALONEY
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TABLE 24 TABLETS TABLE 26
TABLE 27
WEDNESDAY AUG S THRUSH CHO SMITH,B BONDZINSKI
BERNAL TORRES MARTINEAU CONBOY
WEDNESDAY AUO 5 ARANA LANGEN DIAZ DELORME
t;iF>tot§|l§|||l STEINMAN GILBERT HALLON BANNER
WEDNESDAY AUG & SMITH,M KNOERR MALONEY KIM
8PM m i i SHOONI LEE ASHBY KARSH
WEDNESDAY AUG 5 MARTINEAU SMITH.B THRUSH CHO
«f'M BONDZINSKI CONBOY TORRES BERNAL
WEDNESDAY AUG S HALLON DIAZ ARANA LANGEN
8PM DELORME BANNER GILBERT STEINMAN
WEDNESDAY AUG 5 ASHBY MALONEY SMITH.M KNOFRR
10PM KIM KARSH LEE SHOONI
THURSDAY AUO 6 STEINMAN ARANA DELORME BANNER
10AM GILBERT LANGEN DIAZ HALLON
THURSDAY AUG* SHOONI SMITH, M KIM KARSH
• 2PM LEE KNOERR MALONEY ASHBY
THURSDAY AUG 0 BERNAL THRUSH BONDZINSKI CONBOY
2PM TORRES CHO SMITH,B MARTINEAU
THURSDAY AUG 6 DELORME STEINMAN GILBERT DIAZ
6PM LANGEN HALLON BANNER ARANA
THURSDAY AUG 6 KIM SHOONI LEE MALONEY
8PM KNOERR ASHBY KARSH SMITH,M
THURSDAY AUG 6 BONDZINSKI BERNAL TORRES SMITH.B
10PM CHO MARTINEAU CONBOY THRUSH
FRIDAY AUG 7 KARSH LEE SHOONI ASHBY
10AM SMITHJVI MALONEY KIM KNOERR
I HIDAY AUG 7 CONBOY TORRES BERNAL MARTINEAU
12PM THRUSH SMITHjB BONDZINSKI CHO
FRIDAY ; HUG 7 BANNER GILBERT STEINMAN HALLON
2PM ARANA DIAZ DELORME LANGEN
FRIDAY / UJG7 KNOERR KARSH ASHBY LEE
liiiii MALONEY SHOONI SMITH,M KIM
FRIDAY AUG 7 CHO CONBOY MARTINEAU TORRES
8PM SMITH.B BERNAL THRUSH BONDZINSKI
iiiiiii WO 7 LANGEN BANNER HALLON GILBERT
10PM DIAZ STEINMAN ARANA DELORME
SATURDAY AUG 9 TOHRES BONDZINSKI CONBOY BERNAL
10AM MARTINEAU THRUSH CHO SMITHJB
SATURDAY AUG 8 GILBERT DELORME BANNER STEINMAN
l?PM HALLON ARANA LANGEN DIAZ
SATURDAY AUG 8 LEE KIM KARSH SHOONI
2PM ASHBY SMITHJVI KNOERR MALONEY
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TABLE 34 TABLE 25 TABLE 28 TABLE 27
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STEINMAN ARANA DELORME BANNER
(HAM GILBERT LANGEN DIAZ HALLON
THURSDAY AUO$
SHOONI SMITH.M KIM
KARSH
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LEE KNOERR
VIGUERA VIGUERA
ASHBY
THURSDAY THURSDAY AUO 9 BERNAL THRUSH BONDZINSKI CONBOY
JPM
TORRES CHO SMiTH,B MARTINEAU
THURSDAY THURSDAY AUG 8 DELORME STEINMAN GILBERT DIAZ
3PM LANGEN HALLON BANNER ARANA
THURSDAY AUG) S KIM
SHOONI LEE
VIGUERA
5:30PM
KNOERR ASHBY
KARSH SMITH.M
THURSDAY AUG) 6 BONDZINSKI BERNAL
TORRES SMITH.B
7:30PM CHO
MARTINEAU CONBOY THRUSH
THURSDAY AUO 6 KARSH LEE SHOONI ASHBY
*30PM JSJWTHJM VIGUERA KIM
KNOERR
FRIDAY AUO 7
CONBOY TORRES BERNAL
MARTINEAU
OAM THRUSH SMITH.B
BONDZINSKI CHO
FRIDAY AUO 7
BANNER GILBERT STEINMAN HALLON
11AM ARANA DIAZ DELORME LANGEN
FRIDAY AUG 7
KNOERR KARSH ASHBY LEE
1PM VIGUERA SHOONI SMITH.M
KIM
FRIDAY AUG 7
CHO CONBOY MARTINEAU TORRES
3PM SMITH.B BERNAL THRUSH BONDZINSKI
FRIDAY AUO 7
LANGEN BANNER HALLON GILBERT
8:30PM 8:30PM
DIAZ STEINMAN ARANA DELORME
FRIDAY AUO 7
TORRES BONDZINSKI CONBOY BERNAL
7:30PM 7:30PM MARTINEAU THRUSH CHO SMITH.B
FniDAY AUO 7
GILBERT DELORME BANNER
STEINMAN
9:30PM HALLON ARANA
LANGEN DIAZ
SATURDAY AUO 8
9AM
12PM
SATURDAY
2PM
SATURDAY
5PM
SATURDAY
7PM
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KIM
KARSH SHOONI
ASHBY
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12PM I GIL STEINMAN SOO KIM SONNY CHO CARLOS HALLON
SATURDAY I ALLEN GILBERT SANG LEE BILL SMITH GIL STEINMAN
2PM i CARLOS HALLON SOO KIM GEORGE ASHBY SONNY CHO
SATURDAY i GIL STEINMAN ALLEN GILBERT SANG LEE SOO KIM
5PM I GEORGE ASHBY BILL SMITH SONNY CHO CARLOS HALLON
SATURDAY I SOO KIM SANG LEE SONNY CHO GILL STEINMAN
7PM 1 BILL SMITH CARLOS HALLON GEORGE ASHBY ALLEN GILBERT
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