For a while when he first got started playing, Even winning Championships he didnt own a personal cue. He would have to find a good House cue (usually brunswick cue since that's all that was readily available and they sanctioned all the tournaments) or he would have to borrow one. It wasnt until he had won his 2nd or 3rd championship that he got in touch with the custom cue maker that used to work for Brunsick before quitting and going out on his own. The Cue makers name was "Rambow". Ballabushka Cues and Rambow Cues were the best cue makers at the time. Mosconi used mainly the Rambow Cues and i believe he had a few Ballabushka Cues as well. After a few years went by there were literally Hundreds if not thousands of custom cue makers! When that happened its hard to say what kind he used. The person to answer this question best would be promoter and long time friend of Willie Mosconi, Charlie Ursetti. Hope this helps.
Brad
It means that you will be able to shoot anywhere in the room without having to use a cut down cue.
he is really republican that's why he hate African-Americans
Willie D Gamble
The value of Willie Nelson's autograph can vary greatly depending on factors such as the condition of the autograph, the item it is signed on, and the demand for his autograph at the time of sale. Generally speaking, a Willie Nelson autograph can range anywhere from $50 to several hundred dollars or more, especially on items like guitars or rare memorabilia. It is recommended to consult with a reputable autograph dealer or appraiser for a more accurate valuation.
Pallino is the small ball used as a target ball for throwing the larger bocce balls. The pallino is also referred to as the object ball, jack, pill, cue ball, bullet, or pallina.
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Willie Mosconi was born on June 27, 1913.
Willie Mosconi was born on June 27, 1913.
Willie Mosconi was hired by Brunswick to promote their equipment in 1934. He was required to endorse Brunswick tables and Brunswick cues as well. The popular Brunswick cues of the era included the Master Stroke cues (introduced in the 1930's), the Willie Hoppe Titlist, and the Professional (both introduced about 1940). These cues are all highly collectible today and were made throughout Willie Mosconi's era.
Willie Mosconi died on September 12, 1993 at the age of 80.
Willie Mosconi was 5 foot 7 inches tall at the height of his career.
Willie Mosconi was born on June 27, 1913 and died on September 12, 1993. Willie Mosconi would have been 80 years old at the time of death or 102 years old today.
I have always idolized Willie Mosconi and I love the game itself.I am sorry to say that I have never heard of a 40692 Ajay Cue.Im sure Willie owned many Cues over the years.I think that any one of them would be just about priceless. Thank you ,Dennis L Moore
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New York Fats adopted the name Minnesota Fats after the movie The Hustler came out in 1961 (the fictional movie character was the first Minnesota Fats). Although he played pool for many decades, he was never tied to any pool cue or table manufacturer. He often played against Willie Mosconi, who was paid to use Brunswick equipment. So, Fats used many cues in his life, but none has been recorded as his favorite and there was no manufacturer he was linked to.
After running 526 straight balls during a straight pool exhibition in 1954, Willie didn't miss the 527th ball. He simply stopped playing.
37 racks straight. Willie Mosconi was playing Straight Pool and ran 526 balls to set a world record that has never been broken. Babe Cranfield was said to have broken this record but it wasn't sufficently documented so Cranfield was never credited with his even longer run.