Uptown Billiard Club
120 Northwest 23rd Avenue
Portland, OR 97210
(503) 226-6909

www.uptownbilliards.com

Come By and play a game of 8 Ball

Looking for an 8 Ball game in Montgomery? Check out Deja Vu Billiards Diamond pool tables.  Deja Vu Billiards offers an incredible smoke management system collects and replaces air throughout the venue 14-16 times per hour!  This eliminates the “Smoke Fog” that is so bothersome!

Goodfoot Pub & Lounge
2845 Southeast Stark Street
Portland OR 97214
(503) 239-9292
thegoodfoot.com

Check out the pool upstairs and a great happy hour. Free Pool on sunday and monday! Listen to cool music on their free juke box while you play 8 ball.

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$200 added w/ 32 player field.
First place wins a MONTH’S FREE TABLE TIME!!!!
Entry: $20 + $2 green fee
Format: Race to 4 , 3 on one loss side. Handicap; 1 ball per player letter ie; A give C the 8 out etc.

0zone Billiards
4887 Convoy St
Kearny Mesa, San Diego
858-268-0688

DIRECTIONS:
take 805 > Clairemont Mesa Blvd E.> Convoy S, Ozone is  one block south on the E. side.

or take 163> Clairemont Mesa Blvd W.>Convoy S, Ozone is  one block south  on E. side

A great video from brittishpathe.com showing Willy Mosconi and Ralph Greenleaf entertaining wounded servicemen at Gardner General Hospital, Chicago, United States of America (USA) with amazing trick shots!

Posted all the links to FastMikies Videos to make it easy to find them.

Johnny Archer Runs 120 – rack 1 of 9, (Nick Varner intro)
MORE:
Johnny Archer Runs 120 – rack 2
Johnny Archer Runs 120 – rack 3
Johnny Archer Runs 120 – rack 4 and 5
Johnny Archer Runs 120 – rack 6 and 7
Johnny Archer Runs 120 – rack 8 and 9

Winner of over 30 national and international titles, Jeanette Lee is recognized as one of the sport’s most powerful people. Born on July, 9, 1971 in Brooklyn, NY, she has enjoyed an illustrious career in billiards. Her friends gave her the name The Black Widow because despite her sweet personality she’d “eat people alive” at the pool table. Both Billiards Digest and Pool & Billiards Magazine named her Player of the Year, and in 1998 she was announced the “WPBA Sportsperson of the Year”. In 2001 she won gold for the US at the World Games, and has also won silver two times at the World Championships throughout her professional career. Jeanette Lee was the winner of World Trick Shot Championships and BCA Open in 2004, and a year later she also won the China Invitational. In 2007 she won even more titles at the World Team Cup, Empress Cup, and the International Skins Billiard Championship.

At the age of 13 Jeanette was diagnosed with scoliosis – a disorder in which there is a curve of the spine or backbone. She underwent surgery to alleviate the progression of the disease and although it was a success, that wouldn’t be the end of her struggle with scoliosis. She was an excellent student and was expected to continue her education in college, but after two years she discovered the game of pool. In 1993 Jeanette made her professional debut at the age of 21 and turned pro as a full-time member of the WPBA. At 23, she was ranked #1 women’s professional pool player in the entire world. Her reputation grew and she became known as The Black Widow, wearing only black clothing during tournaments.

Her first victory was at the Baltimore Billiard Classic, the debut event of the WPBA season in 1994. Her success continued in 1995 when she won titles at the Brunswick New York Classic and the Olhausen Los Angeles Classic. She kept winning more titles throughout the years but she still suffered from chronic pain, caused by scoliosis. By 2005 Jeanette Lee had undergone nine surgeries to the back, neck, and shoulder. Despite her condition she continues to be one of the best pool players in the world. She’s also been the National Spokesperson for The Scoliosis Association, Inc for the past ten years and a trustee or the Women’s Sports Foundation. Jeanette currently lives in Indianapolis, Indiana with her husband George Breedlove and her children.

In 1998 Karen Corr moved to America where she decided to try playing pool. She won 10 events in a row which qualified her to enter WPBA pro events. In 2000 Karen Corr won her first WPBA Classic Tour title in Pennsylvania. She also won two additional Classic Tour titles in the same year, the All Japan Open Championship in Osaka, Japan, and second places in the WPA Women’s World Championship as well as the UCC World Ladies Championship in Tokyo.

Karen Corr was ranked #24 by the end of ’98, #4 in ’99 and #2 in the world by 2000. In 2001 she won second place at the World Games in nine-ball pool and also at the WPA Women’s World Nine-ball Championship. Before the end of 2001 Karen Corr was ranked #1 in the world, and she remained at that spot for 2 years. But her most successful year to date would be 2002 when she became the very first person to win all six Classic Tour events in a single year.
In 2003 Karen won the Joss North East 9-Ball men’s tour event, the US Open in Albuquerque, New Mexico and the Canadian Classic. She was also a part of the team that won the World Team event in Taiwan. In the next years she continued winning at events, including 3 WPBA wins as well as her first win in the Tournament of Champions; she also won the Joss Northeast Tour stop in Providence.

In 2008 Karen Corr moved to Goodlettsville, Tennessee, where she participated in many local events. She placed 5th at the World 10-all Championship in the Philippines and 2nd at the China Open. Karen continues to win events as one of the most prominent pool players in the world.

Gas Cubby
Cost: Free
Driving to all those 8 ball pool tournaments can put a lot of wear and tear on your car! This app tracks your gas mileage, gas prices, stats, and service expenses. If you are like me you will remember to change your oil but not your air filter, gas cubby will remind you of basic vehicle maintenance.

MyNetDiary
Cost: Free
Most people aren’t aware of how many calories they are eating. Especially if you are hanging out all night eating bar food during your APA night! This app allows you to keep track of those calories. It’s very easy interface allows you to quickly search and log what you are eating. let’s face it most of use could lose a few pounds, studies show that people that kept a food diary lost significantly more weight than those that didn’t.

Tiny Violin
Cost: $0.99
Ever wanted a simple way to show someone how much you care about their constant bellyaching? Whip out the worlds smallest violin and play them a song.

Skype
Cost: Free
Skype has long been the best way to chat or video chat with friends and family on the internet. The Skype app brings chat and video chat to your iPhone. Unlike Facetime you don’t need Wi-Fi to video chat.

Chess With Friends
Cost: Free
Pass the time during those long APA nights with Chess With Friends. Play with your friends or you can have the app find you an opponent. Play up to 20 games at the same time!

Evernote
Cost: Free
This Free app is an awesome way to make yourself simple reminders and store them on the web. Access your notes from any browser, your computer and your phone. You can not only type in a note, but clip a web page, save a photo, or even leave yourself a voice memo.