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I'm curious if there has been any research into the history of the concept of final loads for the cups and balls. How far back can that be traced reliably?
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Jonathan Townsend Eternal Order Ossining, NY 27333 Posts |
Must go back before 1850s - it was in Hofzinser’s routines.
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Thanks, JT. At least now we have a starting point.
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Steve Burton Loyal user 257 Posts |
I believe the starting point in English is Hocus Pocus Junior-The Art of Legerdemain Discovered from 1634. The chapter is about page thirteen and is titled, "How To Make a Great Ball Seem to come through a Table and into a Cup." The description is set at the end of the Cups and Balls section and adds a climax to the routine although it's just a single load and not the three that we're used to seeing.
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How Regular user NJ 106 Posts |
I am finding this to be so true. I recently found Pool Chop Cup by Stephane Bourgoin and I seeking that. It looks like a rare nice chop cup routine.
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How Regular user NJ 106 Posts |
I am a big fan of the Tommy Wonder set!
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