pool hall

He said he started dealing drugs at age 9, selling marijuana at a pool hall where he worked.

The firm handled the appeal of Clarence Earl Gideon, a Florida drifter who had been forced to represent himself after being unable to afford a lawyer and was convicted of breaking into a pool hall.

Growing up in Kentucky, Tevis regularly sought refuge in the local pool hall, so his early stories naturally concentrated on what he knew best.

The 1961 trial involved Clarence Earl Gideon, who was charged in a Florida court with the felony burglary of a local pool hall.

Clarence Earl Gideon was arrested in 1961 and charged with breaking into a Florida pool hall.

He was gone when we got there and we found him down at a pool hall telling all his buddies about the operation.

He envisaged a future free of pool hall smells and the glandular malfunctioning of his predator owner.

Several horses splashed across the creek and their riders disappeared inside the portals of the pool hall.

At eleven, when they were still in a pool-hall playing "solo" for a cent a chip, he decided to go home.

The proprietor of the pool hall agreed to watch the “Seagull” and warn all curious boys to stay away from it.