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Day Two of the U.S. Open Winds Down by InsidePOOL Magazine
 

LucSalvasUSopenShoot.jpgIn another featured match this evening, speedy Canadian player Luc Salvas met Sacramento resident Tony Chohan.  They had a tight match, but ultimately "Machine Gun" Luc won, with the score 11-9.  2002 U.S. Amateur runner-up Scott Tollefson had a great match against Ronnie "Everything's Funny When You're Winning Big Money" Wiseman, who recently came in second at the Capital City Classic over Labor Day weekend.  Tollefson, who received a free entry into the U.S. Open when he took second at the Amateurs, played excellently and defeated Wiseman 11-6.  Scott Frost almost got freezerburn in his match against Virginia resident Ron Zampko, coming back from a 5-2 deficit to squeak by with an 11-8 victory.  High-rolling Tony Watson gave Francisco Bustamante all he could handle in their match, taking an 8-6 lead before Bustamante turned the tables and won 11-9.  And Earl "The Pearl" Strickland escaped in his match with New York local Robb Saez in their hill-hill match, winning 11-10.

The following are the final scores from Tuesday evening's rounds:

Earl Strickland d. Robb Saez 11-10

Troy Frank d. Frank Krezer 11-4

David Howard d. Tommy Kay 11-3

Fabio Petroni d. Glen Olson 11-8

John Horsfall d. Jose Vega 11-4

Frankie Hernandez d. Bobby Hicks 11-4

Jarrod Clowery d. Young Hwa Jeong 11-8

Luc Salvas d. Tony Chohan 11-9

John Binion d. Chris Szuter 11-9

Nick Varner d. Bob Lamm 11-4

John Moody d. Don Polo 11-8

John Schmidt d. Teddy Garrahan 11-4

Will Slone d. Nick Bewley 11-7

Jeremy Jones d. Danny Basavich 11-6

Stepanov Kostantine d. Ed Scott F

Eric Moore d. Thomas Techner 11-1

Rodney Morris d. Nick Prinsloo 11-2

George SanSouci d. David Rawell 11-7

Gabe Owen d. Adam Stanton 11-2

Scott Frost d. Ron Zampro 11-8

David Grossman d. James Henson 11-5

Francisco Bustamante d. Tony Watson 11-9

Jeff Pillon d. Grady Mathews 11-1

Santos Sambajon d. Rick Zeiner 11-2

Hunter Lombardo d. Mike Petrie 11-3

Efren Reyes d. Rodolfo Luat 11-6

Buzzy Lambrioloa d. Danny Medina 11-8

Scott Tollefson d. Ronnie Wiseman 11-6

Donny Mills d. Danny Petralba 11-9

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This article was published on Wednesday 17 September, 2003.
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