Pool’s leading lady Fisher was matched up with the statuesque Kim White in the Tuesday afternoon round.  After her opponent scratched o­n a tough 7-ball, Fisher was able to take a 2-0 lead and never looked back.  Up 5-0, she allowed White o­ne game, but she then proceeded o­n to the hill.  White attempted a 2-9 carom in the last game but hung the 9; after Fisher lucked in the 2, she cleared the table to win the match 9-1.

Johnny “The Scorpion” Archer suffered his first defeat today at the hands of fellow 2003 Mosconi Cup teammate Tony Robles.  Archer was down 7-2 in the hard-fought match, o­nly coming back to tie at the hill when Robles triumphed 11-10.

“Rocket” Rodney Morris and Max Eberle, house pro at Hollywood Billiards, treated the audience to an excellent match that was neck-and-neck for most of the duration.  However, at 7-all, the Hawaiian pulled ahead to win the match 11-7.

Model-material Jennifer Barretta was dealt her first loss by Gerda Hofstatter, and Helena “The Sledgehammer” Thornfeldt also went the way of the o­ne-loss bracket thanks to Hsin Huang.  The spunky Vivian Villareal was defeated by former world champion Julie Kelly, and Monica Webb and Karen Corr both progressed.

Canadian champ “Machine Gun” Luc Salvas suffered his first loss at the hands of Finnish Mika Immonen, and Shannon “The Cannon” Daulton joined him o­n the o­ne-loss side after his defeat by Alex Pagulayan.  Rodolfo Luat, Francisco Bustamante, and Santos Sambajon of the Philippines both advanced, as did George Breedlove.

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