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I recently had a student ask, "How can I tell how far the cue ball will travel after it hits the target ball?" Good question, but I didn't have a pat answer. Here is a basic technique I developed for her.
My initial reaction was hide behind the tried and true, "you will have to determine that yourself through trial and error." That answer did not suit me. It seemed like a question I should be able to answer and yet I could not recall ever seeing it mentioned in any book or video. I have been working on my cue ball speed for years with the 2-7-2 series by The Monk. His explanation involves using the cue ball by itself from center table, traveling 3 cushions to return to center.
But how far will the cue ball travel after a medium stroke at a 45° shot, where it sinks a target ball in a corner pocket? Once you know this, it is much easier to envision its travel on other shots of various speeds and angles.
Experienced players will often advise "you just have to get a feel for it". That does apply to many areas of the game, but it doesn't necessarily have to apply to all. After all, that was probably the stock answer regarding where the cue ball travels after hitting the object ball until someone discovered the tangent line.
I went to the table and began to experiment with various shots, and tried to think through the process. I decided it was logical to base the experiment on 2 basic concepts; a 45° cut shot, and the medium speed stroke associated with the End Rail Stroke Drill I suggest all students learn and use regularly.
My medium speed End rail shot is good for about 9 diamonds after rebounding from the end rail.
Since the range of makable shots is between 0° (a straight in shot) and 90° (the thinnest cut), a 45° cut shots is the middle ground. And since the medium speed shot is a known reproducible shot, even for beginners, those two factors combine to produce a good baseline for predicting cue ball travel.
Try it yourself.
1. Set up an object ball for a corner pocket.
2. Place the object ball 1 diamond from each cushion.
3. Place the cue ball about 4 diamonds straight up-table to produce a 45° shot into the corner pocket.
4. Make the shot at he medium "Stroke Drill" speed and note where the cue ball comes to rest.
5. Repeat several times to produce a reliable average.
My guess, based on the fact that the medium stroke is about the same for all of us, is that the cue ball will travel about 8 diamonds. Mine is actually 7 diamonds if you count 3 across the short rail and four from there to about mid table on the long rail. You may wish to think of it as about one table length or 2 half-table lengths; whichever makes more sense.
Whatever number you come up with in your tests, the fact is that you now know, in real numbers, what happens on this shot. Some find that information is all they need to understand cue ball travel at different angles and speeds. Others go on to experiment with other angles and speeds to get a more complete picture of how all of the variables tie together.
Try it for yourself and see if doesn't put things a better perspective.
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The Cocker Spaniel And Some Interesting Information
The Cocker Spaniel, also known as the American Cocker Spaniel, originated from cautious reproduction of the English Cocker Spaniels in the United States.
The name "Cocker" comes from the game bird named woodcock. These spaniels were used to flush these game birds which they did particularly well. Recently these Cocker Spaniels are mostly found in dog shows and as family pets. They also serve admirably as retrievers, hunters, and agility and tracking dog athletes. They have above average intelligence in the dog world. Cocker Spaniels are an all around great dog with a happy and loyal demeanor.
Socialization at an early is a positive thing as they tend to be a little shy if they are not socialized. Like many dogs they pick up the emotions of their humans and strangely enough are not all that fond of grumpy people. They do have a high energy level so if you are not prepared to active with your dog this might not be the breed for. They respond well to various types of training and are generally good with children.
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Alternative names: Cocker Spaniel / American Cocker Spaniel
Country of origin: England; the American Cocker Spaniel is smaller than the English Cocker Spaniel and has a different conformation. Both types make good pets.
Appearance: Compact, with a short back
Power: the usual weight is 15-30 pounds (7-14 kg.)
Stature: the usual height is 15.5 inches (38cm.)
Coat: Profuse, silky, feathered, medium-length
Color: Buff, black, and other solid colors, black-and-tan, or parti-colored variations of these
Head: Rounded head chiseled with an abrupt stop
Teeth: Strong teeth causing a scissor bite
Eyes: Rounded and straightforward
Ears: Very long hanging ears
Tail: Usually docked
Limbs: Parallel, straight, strong
Feet: Compact, large, round and firm with horny pads
Life span: About 12 years
Temperament
Bold and keen to work. The American Cocker Spaniel is equally suited to both as a gundog or as a household pet. They are cheerful, sweet, and sensitive in nature. There is a Cocker Spaniel named Buddy that goes to our dog park and he is just the happiest little dog and he does not have a mean bone in his body. There is not a single moment at the park that his tail is not going a mile a minute. Cocker Spaniels respond to training and are eager to please their master.
Health Challenges
The Main concerns in American Cocker Spaniels are:
Eye Problems including glaucoma and cataracts
Hip dysplasia
IMHA or Immune Mediated Hemolytic Anemia
Remedy
Adequate daily exercise is important as they have a lot of stamina. A walk in the morning and the evening is adequate and you can mix it up with a trip to the dog park for a game of fetch. They have a good bit on energy so this is kind of important and a lot of speed. Playing a game of fetch with a Chuck it Tennis Ball thrower is a fantastic way to bleed off some of this energy.
Famous Cockers
Ch. My Own Brucie, won two Westminster Kennel Club Dog Shows in 1940, 1941.
Checkers owned by Pat Nixon and Richard Nixon
Lucky Bundy from Married... with Children
Solomon and Sophie, pets of Oprah Winfrey
Lady from Lady and the Tramp
The original Coppertone ad.
Cosby and Sophie, beloved Cockers of HRH A.E. Rose
Whitey Hoover appearing in several Tim Hortons testimonials
About the Author
For more information on the Cocker Spaniel or a complete list of dog breeds visit this Dog Behaviour website.
How much is my 1950's Yankee baseball worth?
its signed by mickey mantle, whitey ford, andy carey, hank bauer, irv noren, bill skowron , and yogi berra. there is also one more additional signature that i cant make out... oh yea and its all on one ball. please send me email at jwalacavicz@yahoo.com
600 to possibly 2,000 
Possibly over, maybe you could ask Beckett or EBAY or so Best of luck!
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