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Sudden Death 7-Ball Begins in Baltimore by InsidePOOL Magazine
 

Thorstenhohmannseven.jpgThe second match, between Johnny "The Scorpion" Archer and Alex Pagulayan, started off strong, but "The Lion" fizzled out halfway through and began making uncharacteristic errors, allowing Archer to win the first set 7-5.  More mistakes in the second set by Pagulayan, who despite this played very well o­n the whole, led to Archer winning by the score of 7-5.

Two young guns faced off in the third match, which was between John Schmidt, winner of the 2003 Reno Open in June, and Thorsten Hohmann, reigning world champion.  Hohmann completely dominated the first set, while Schmidt blundered through it, and the cool German missed o­nly o­ne ball to win the first set 7-1.  Schmidt settled down in the next set, although Hohmann seemed just as unstoppable, and the two made it a hill-hill match, with Schmidt winning 7-6.  However, in the sudden death tiebreaker, Schmidt won the lag and missed a long cut o­n the 1 ball, leaving an opening for Hohmann to win the match.

The defending champion, Francisco Bustamante, matched up with Niels Feijen in the final match of the afternoon.  Feijen, who recently took second place in the Gabriels Las Vegas 9-Ball Open to Efren Reyes, seemed to have difficulty getting into the game, and soon Bustamante won the first set 7-2.  The second set didn't go much better for the Holland native, who gave it a valiant effort, but Bustamante's skills at 7-ball are outstanding, and before long, the second set ended by the same score of 7-2 Bustamante.

Tonight's matches will be Harriman versus Hohmann at 6:00 p.m., Archer versus Bustamante at 7:30 p.m., and the winner of those two matches will play at 9:00 p.m.  

Trick Shot Magic began today with four preliminary matches to determine the four players for the televised programs.  Andy Segal defeated 2002 Trick Shot Magic runner-up Stephano Pelinga, Charles Darling defeated 2002 Trick Shot Magic champion Tom Rossman, Mike Massey defeated David Pearson, and Sebastian Giumelli defeated Michael Mossin.  Televised matches for Trick Shot Magic will begin Thursday afternoon.

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This article was published on Wednesday 01 October, 2003.
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