JANSCO BROS. JOHNSTON CITY HUSTLER TOURNAMENT - Premium Unisex Hoodie

JANSCO BROS. JOHNSTON CITY HUSTLER TOURNAMENT - Premium Unisex HoodieJANSCO BROS. LEGENDARY HUSTLER JOHNSTON CITY POOL TOURNAMENTS 1961 1972 October 25th, 1961 the world of pool in America woke up to a remarkable new kind of tournament that shook the pool establishment out of a deep slumber. It was an unusual event on several fronts; one being the unlikely location for a major national pool tournament, deep in rural southern Illinois. Second, it was a game, One Pocket, not recognized by the established sanctioning body

in the book "Willie's Game

It should be noted that all reports indicate that the Jansco Brothers always paid out completely what they had promised in prize money – a fulfillment of commitment to the players that unfortunately has often been lacking among tournament promoters

12×16 18×24 24×36 Height (inches) 12 18 24 Width (inches) 16 24 36

and the (often clay or ivory) balls were bigger than today's synthetic plastic and resin pool balls

but Marshall Carpenter & Joey Spaeth arrived over the next several days and were added in

opponent may place the cue ball anywhere on the table

Postal address: Södra Dragspelsgatan 28 Lgh 1305

and Fox as a nationally recognized journalist – all because George Jansco got the idea for a little One Pocket tournament

• Mounting brackets included

with velvet curtains and original oil paintings on the walls

) He invented the masse shot while a political prisoner in paris France in 1807

S/M L/XL Size (inches) 21 ¼-22 ¾ 22 ⅜-23 ⅞