Billiards Digest September 2019

<b>FEATURES</b><br>
32 DIAMONDS ARE A DUTCHMAN'S BEST FRIEND: Niels Feijen plowed through a 100-plus player field to win the Diamond 9-Ball Open in Las Vegas. by Keith Paradise<br>
36 LITTLE BIG MAN: "Little Ko" (Ping-Chung Ko) finally grabbed gold of his own, winning the WPA World 10-Ball Championship ahead of older brother Pin-Yi Ko. by Keith Paradise<br>
42 A GLIMMER OF HOPE" A slight uptick in buyers and a clear increase in energy left BCA Expo attendees satisfied and hopeful. by Mike Panozzo<br>

<b>COLUMNS</b><br>
10 FROM THE PUBLISHER: Momentum. by Mike Panozzo<br>
56 TIPS & SHAFTS: The Best of Fels.<br>

<b>DEPARTMENTS</b><br>
6 FREEZE FRAME: Pool through the lens of JP Parmentier.<br>
8 YESTERYEAR: Pool headlines five, 10 and 15 years ago.<br>
12 WINGSHOTS: U.S Open prize fund on the rise<br>
13 YOU MAKE THE CALL:Facing a stale mate!<br>
14 CUEZILLA: The artisty of James White.<br>
15 STROKE OF GENIUS: Orcollo's great escape.<br>
16 CALENDAR: Tournaments and events on tap.br>
48 CHRONICLES by Mike Shamos: The history of the stalemate.<br>
52 TOURNAMENTS: Teutscher, Woodward split U.S. Open titles.<br>

<b>Instruction</b><br>
18 Quick Hits: Tidbits to Up Your Game.<br>
20 Nick Varner. Strategies<br>
22 Larry Schwartz. Stripes & Solids<br>
24 Darren Appleton. Perfect Practice
26 Bob Jewett. Tech Talk<br>
28 David Alciatore. Illustrated Principles