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Banking with the Beard, by Freddy Bentivegna is an instructional work of art. Increase your game from the Knowledge within this book. It's easily read, even for the novice. Reviews on this book

Banking With The Beard

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The Gospool of Bank Pool, according to Freddy"The Beard", Bentivegna. This is the second book by "The Beard", and not only is it instructional, but is packed with stories, and photos as well

The GosPool of Bank Pool

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The Eight Ball Bible

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The critically acclaimed "Eight Ball Bible" is quite simply the best 8-ball book ever written. It provides illustrated instruction for every major aspect of high-speed 8-ball from safety play to the mental skills needed for championship competition. Players at all levels can improve after reading it.  Concepts are clearly explained with over 460 diagrams.  Players will either win using "The Eight Ball Bible" strategies, or be defeated by them.  283 pages

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Road Player Book
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Pools Greatest Money Player Book
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ROAD PLAYER: The Danny DiLiberto Story

By Jerry Forsyth

 

A lifetime of stories from the vibrant memory of Danny DiLiberto, one of Accu-Stats Video's most popular commentators.  DiLiberto was one of the fabled road players, beginning with the Johnston City Hustler's Tournaments.  He excelled in four sports: baseball, bowling, boxing, and pool.  Boxing was his first love, but his own hands could not stand the power of his blows.  He was forced to quit because he punched so hard that he kept breaking the bones in his hands. Pool gave him the greatest fame and that's what this book is about. From Las Vegas to Hollywood to the smallest towns on the most distant highways, this is the life of the roadman. A gambler's tale in his own words.    $19.95

 

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The GosPool According To The Beard:

 

"Most Talented Pool Player:      Probably Danny Diliberto from Buffalo, NY. Danny could run over 200 balls and was undefeated in 14 pro fights (12-0-2). Diliberto was an AA minor-league baseball player and a 200 average bowler who once bowled a perfect 300 game. Danny had a phenomenal throwing arm. He could throw a golf ball farther than anybody in the world. Danny could make a field goal on a football field with a golf ball by throwing it 100 yards through the goal-post uprights. He won the money doing that at Johnston City, IL. in the '60s. Later, he trapped the late Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle at a Fort Lauderdale bar during Yankee spring training. Danny bet Maris he could throw a golf ball farther than Roger could.  Diliberto won the bet from an amazed Maris by throwing the ball all the way across the waters of the Fort Lauderdale Causeway on Highway A1A.  Roger didn't even take his turn and tried to renege and call off the bet. Danny, who had a punch that could down an elephant, stood his ground and finally got paid."

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CORNBREAD RED:  POOL'S GREATEST MONEY PLAYER

By Bob Henning

 

This book takes the reader into the life of pool's legendary money player.  It's action-packed, entertaining, and easy to read.  An inside look at the Johnston City tournaments and the world famous big-money poolroom -- the Rack, in Detroit MI.  It has received rave reviews from pool publications and other reviewers.  $16.95

 

Excerpt from my book, The GosPool According To The Beard:

 

"Cornbread Red liked to bet so high it put a "tremble" in his opponents stroke. Red was one of my heroes. Whenever I ran into him, I followed and hung onto him the whole time. He had me totally fascinated.  Red was the master at shooting off the game ball. When confronted with a big-cheese-money-ball, Red would derisively snort, "Haw, haw," in his inimitable style, then he would increase his normally long back-stroke about another foot, and slip-stroke the shot in, with dust flying out of the back of the pocket