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Willie Mosconi born in Philadelphia in June 27, 1913.

Mosconi set the world record by running 526 consecutive balls without a miss during a straight pool exhibition in Springfield, Ohio on March 19–20, 1954 The record stood for six decades, and remains the high run record in a competitive setting featuring an opponent. A handwritten and notarized affidavit^[ with the signatures of more than 35 eyewitnesses exists as proof of this feat. Mosconi’s record was set on a 4 × 8 foot Brunswick table with 5 1/4 inch corner pockets at the East High Billiard Club. The feat was chronicled in detail The Hustler & The Champ, by R.A. Dyer.

Willie Mosconi born in Philadelphia in June 27, 1913.

Mosconi set the world record by running 526 consecutive balls without a miss during a straight pool exhibition in Springfield, Ohio on March 19–20, 1954 The record stood for six decades, and remains the high run record in a competitive setting featuring an opponent. A handwritten and notarized affidavit^[ with the signatures of more than 35 eyewitnesses exists as proof of this feat. Mosconi’s record was set on a 4 × 8 foot Brunswick table with 5 1/4 inch corner pockets at the East High Billiard Club. The feat was chronicled in detail The Hustler & The Champ, by R.A. Dyer.

Willie Mosconi born in Philadelphia in June 27, 1913.

Mosconi set the world record by running 526 consecutive balls without a miss during a straight pool exhibition in Springfield, Ohio on March 19–20, 1954 The record stood for six decades, and remains the high run record in a competitive setting featuring an opponent. A handwritten and notarized affidavit^[ with the signatures of more than 35 eyewitnesses exists as proof of this feat. Mosconi’s record was set on a 4 × 8 foot Brunswick table with 5 1/4 inch corner pockets at the East High Billiard Club. The feat was chronicled in detail The Hustler & The Champ, by R.A. Dyer.

Willie Mosconi born in Philadelphia in June 27, 1913.

Mosconi set the world record by running 526 consecutive balls without a miss during a straight pool exhibition in Springfield, Ohio on March 19–20, 1954 The record stood for six decades, and remains the high run record in a competitive setting featuring an opponent. A handwritten and notarized affidavit^[ with the signatures of more than 35 eyewitnesses exists as proof of this feat. Mosconi’s record was set on a 4 × 8 foot Brunswick table with 5 1/4 inch corner pockets at the East High Billiard Club. The feat was chronicled in detail The Hustler & The Champ, by R.A. Dyer.

Willie Mosconi born in Philadelphia in June 27, 1913.

Mosconi set the world record by running 526 consecutive balls without a miss during a straight pool exhibition in Springfield, Ohio on March 19–20, 1954 The record stood for six decades, and remains the high run record in a competitive setting featuring an opponent. A handwritten and notarized affidavit^[ with the signatures of more than 35 eyewitnesses exists as proof of this feat. Mosconi’s record was set on a 4 × 8 foot Brunswick table with 5 1/4 inch corner pockets at the East High Billiard Club. The feat was chronicled in detail The Hustler & The Champ, by R.A. Dyer.