Billiards Digest September 2014

<b>FEATURES</b><br>
30 WINNER, WINNER: Nearly 5,500 players battled in 31 divisions at the BCAPL National Championships in Las Vegas, producing a cavalcade of winners. by Skip Maloney<br>
34 TEMMING UP: China, host of the 2014 World Team Championships, showed its depth and heart in winning the coveted title. by Ted Lerner<br>
39 PLAYING IT STRAIGHT: After previously finishing second and third, Darren Appleton earned his first 14.1 title. by Mike Panozzo<br>
40 BROTHER-TO-BROTHER: Taiwanese brothers Pin-Yi and Ping Chung Ko swept the titles at the CSI Invitationals. by Mike Panozzo<br>
42 A CAROM CLASSIC: Sweden's Blomdahl nabs 3-cushion crown in New York. by Robert Byrne<br>

<b>COLUMNS</b><br>
8 FROM THE PUBLISHER: Sorry, thats's not Souquet.by Mike Panozzo<br>
56 TIPS & SHAFTS: People and Paces. by George Fels<br>

<b>DEPARTMENTS</b><br>
6 YESTERYEAR: Owen shocks U.S. Open field.<br>
10 WINGSHOTS: Immonen, Parica gain BCA Hall of Fame.<br>
13 STROKE OF GENIUS: One slick little shot. <br>
46 CHRONICLES by Mike Shamos: Pool goes to school.<br>
50 TOURNAMENTS: Young guns dominate in Missouri, Wisconsin.<br>
53 PLAYER SPOTLIGHT: Alex Olinger, working through a "Pool Depression". <br>
54 REGIONAL RANKINGS: Spy the top players from tours across the country.<br>


<b>Instruction</b><br>
16 Quick Hits: Tidbits to Up Your Game.<br>
18 Nick Varner. Strategies<br>
20 Larry Schwartz. Stripes & Solids<br>
22 Bob Jewett. Tech Talk<br>
24 David Alciatore. Illustrated Principles<br>
26 Andy Segal. Trick Shots