Billiards Digest October 2010

<b>FEATURES</b><br>
30 CHINA CLAIMS UP: Li Hewen and Fu Jianbo raised the World Cup of Pool for a second time by edging the Filipinos in a messy final. by BD Staff<br>
34 AN ENGAGING VICTORY: APA Team Champs Chumba's All Stars celebrated with $25K-and a surprise proposal. by Matt O' Brien<br>
42 DJANGO'S DAY: From the streets of Tarlac to the BCA Hall of Fame, Francisco Bustamante always had a style all his own. by Ted Lerner<br>
46 MAJOR LEAGUERS: Terry Bell and Larry Hubbart built the APA, the nation's largest amateur league. Not bad for two road warriors. by Mike Panozzo<br>

<b>COLUMNS</b><br>
10 FROM THE PUBLISHER: These Three are Hall-worthy for sure. Mike Panozzo<br>
64 TIPS & SHAFTS: Talk back to Mosconi? Maybe. George Fels<br>

<b>DEPARTMENTS</b><br>
6 YESTERYEAR: Santos Sambajon did a two-step after clearing one rack for $54K.<br>
8 BD NEWS: ACS, BCAPL at odds over Vegas dates: snooker No. 1 escapes scandal.<br>
10 AD INDEX: Your guide to BD's advertisers<br>
12 WINGSHOTS: Take a look at life as regional tour director in a tight ceremony. Also, the CueZilla guys concludes their first year as BD regulars.<br>
15 STROKE TO GENIUS: The Might Miz draws the rock two rails to set up a break shot.<br>
50 CHRONICLES by Mike Shamos: When it came to three-cushion systems, Walt Harris was the man.<br>
54 TOURNAMENTS: Johnny Archer snapped off his sixth Turning Stone in three years. Also, Fu Xiaofang upended Allison Fisher for the World 9-Ball crown.<br>
58 TOUR SPOTTING: Canada's Jana Montour is wreaking havod on the NWPA Tour. Plus, Mike Dechaine hits the Big Apple for a Seminole Pro title.<br>
62 MARKETPLACE: Check out some great offers.<br>

<b>Instruction</b><br>
18 Quick Hits: Robles takes a little time to experiment. Plus, Drill Bits, Straight Talk and Allison Fisher is On the Spot.<br>
20 Nick Varner. Strategies<br>
22 Andy Segal. Trick Shots<br>
24 David Alciatore. Illustrated Principles<br>
26 Larry Schwartz. Stripes & Solids<br>
28 Bob Jewett. Tech Talk