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Rudolf Walter Wanderone (né
Rudolf Walter Wanderon Jr.;
January 19, 1913 –
January 15, 1996),
commonly known as
Minnesota Fats, was an
American professional...
- 1961 film
adaptation of The Hustler.
Though a real pool hustler,
Rudolf Wanderone, who
began calling himself "Minnesota Fats" in 1961,
claimed to be the...
- books. A feud with pool
hustler Rudolf "Minnesota Fats"
Wanderone (concocted
mainly by
Wanderone himself) kept
Mosconi in the
spotlight well into the 1970s...
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Rudolf Wanderone.
Mosconi claimed in an
interview at the time of the film's
release that the
character of
Minnesota Fats was
based on
Wanderone, who at...
- a gambler, golfer, and hustler, from
Arkansas Rudolf "Minnesota Fats"
Wanderone,
famous hustler and
entertainer Byrne, Robert; McGoorty, Danny. McGoorty:...
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Belgian jazz
musician Fats
Waller (1904–1943),
American jazz
pianist Rudolf Wanderone (1913–1996),
American billiards player Fish
acute toxicity syndrome, responses...
- (0.00 km2) (or 0.26%) is water.
Rudolph Wanderone Jr. (a.k.a.
Minnesota Fats),
noted billiards player,
Wanderone met and
married his
first wife, Evelyn...
- Swofford,
actor (Thelma & Louise,
Ellery Queen); born in Du
Quoin Rudolf Wanderone,
billiards player known as "Minnesota Fats";
lived in Du
Quoin U.S. Geological...
- rules.
American pool
player and
entertainer Rudolph "Minnesota Fats"
Wanderone allegedly said the game of one-pocket was like
chess (later admitting...
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money ball
placed in the
center of the back row.
According to
Rudolf Wanderone, the game
arose in
early 20th
century billiard halls;
halls charged for...
