Larry Davenport
wins 5 & under 8-Ball tournament at Back Alley Billiards
Jonathan Fuller, age 15, shoots during his match at Back Alley Billiards in McAlester, Okla., on Saturday, Oct. 25 during the 5 & under 8-Ball tournament.
Tony Pipino wins $40 and 4th place at the 5 &under 8-Ball tournament on Saturday, Oct. 25 at Back Alley Billiards in McAlester, Okla.
Pete Manschreck, of McAlester, prepares to break the rack during his first match of the 5 & under 8-Ball tournament at Back Alley Billiards on Saturday, Oct. 25.
Kenny Deatherage, of Ada, Okla., studies the table during a match on Saturday, Oct. 25 as he plays in Back Alley Billiards 5 & under 8-Ball tournament.
Back Alley Billiards, in McAlester, Okla., hosted a 5-speed & under 8-Ball tournament on Saturday, Oct. 25. After, more than eight hours of pool playing, Larry Davenport, of Crowder, Okla., won the title of tournament champion. Lee Riddle, of McAlester, place second; Shan Weiher, of Krebs, took third, and Tony Pipino, of McAlester, finished fourth. Davenport drew a bye in the first round of play before winning his next match 4-0 against Wayland Brown, of McAlester, and the following match 4–1 against Mike Webb, of Tulsa. Davenport then played Pete Manschreck, of McAlester, and won that match 4-2. He then played Weiher and won the match 4-1, while also winning the hot seat position. Davenport
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Larry Davenport, left, wins the title of tournament champion Saturday, Oct. 25, at Back Alley Billiards in McAlester, Okla. Lee Riddle, right, wins 2nd place in the 5 & under 8-Ball tournament.
Shan Weiher, of Krebs, Okla., took 3rd place Saturday, Oct. 25 at Back Alley Billiards 5 & under 8-Ball tournament in McAlester. Here he is pictured shooting on table # 3 at the pool hall.
then played Riddle in the finals and won the championship title in the first match with a score of 4-2. He won a total of $280 in tournament winnings and Calcutta money. Riddle, who took 2nd place in the tournament, won $185 in tournament winnings and Calcutta money. After getting a bye for his first match, Riddle won his first match against Kenny Deatherage, of Ada, then lost his next match 4-2 to Manschreck. Riddle then made his way through the back side of the bracket. He beat Glenn Marshall, of Ada, with a 4-0 score. Riddle then beat Webb 4-1 and Johnny Williams, of Sallisaw, with a score of 4-3. Riddle then
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went on to beat Pipino 4-3 and Weiher 4-2, to move on to the championship match. Weiher, who took 3rd place, won $120 in tournament and Calcutta winnings. Weiher drew a bye in his first round and then beat Eric Hennings, of McAlester, with a 4-3 score. Weiher went on to beat Pipino 4-1 and Williams 4-3. He then lost the hot seat match to Larry Davenport and the semi-final match to Lee Riddle. Back Alley Billiards hosts a tournament every Saturday. Look in the “Tournament Trail” section at the back of “RackEm” magazine to find a tournament for you!
Rackem November 2014
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