Those who have coached with him speak of his competitiveness in bowling, pool, even jogging.
He had a passion for sports and was an active participant in baseball, racquetball, tennis, bowling, pool, and especially golf.
But to get that true mass you need games that everyone really knows… and that's more bowling, pool and simple stuff.
The restrictions, which ban smoking inside bars, restaurants, bowling alleys, pool halls, casinos and in nearly every other public place and workplace, called on business owners to remove all ashtrays, post "no smoking" signs and enforce the new rules.
In professional sports, this divide often boils down to an issue of athleticism – the world's best basketball player is going to be more famous and earn more money than the top competitors in bowling, darts, pool and chess.
I recalled LeRoy's time there when, decades ago, that 70-room building, with its heart-shaped waterbed, bowling alley, pool overhung with plastic fruit and underwater bar, was given to the School of the Art Institute because zoning regulations made it hard to sell on the market.
He stopped in the Marina Cafe in the warmer months after using his boat, but returned this weekend and bought a square in a Super Bowl pool.
An office worker operating a Super Bowl pool was turned in by a co-worker and arrested on charges of promoting gambling, prosecutors said.
But John Murphy, Mr. Davis's lawyer, said the Super Bowl pool was much smaller than $30,000 and was about to be disbanded for lack of interest.
For example, if the vein in your conservative grandfather's neck starts pulsating when your cousin begins discussing her recent pansexual experiments over winter break, loudly announce your bets for this year's Super Bowl pool.
Drop in if in a bowl, pool, or half-pipe.
