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		<description><![CDATA[JR Calvert Publisher and InsidePOOL Magazine Founder JR Calvert started playing pool at the age of 15.  He also started to attend college at this time. With hard work and practice, he quickly honed his game, rising to the top of the local ranks in Pittsburgh, PA, almost overnight.  Then, as fast as he had appeared, he quit the game of pool to move his college career to the next level to attend the University of Pittsburgh&#8217;s School of Engineering.  Several years passed before he was persuaded to play the university tournament by a friend. JR won the event and finished as runner-up in the ACU-I National Tournament.  Soon afterwards, JR received an invitation to join the Professional billiards Tour and joined without hesitation.  After receiving his degrees from college, he set his sights o­n the Pro billiards Tour. Within o­ne season, JR earned the distinguished rank of Touring Pro, in which o­nly a handful of other players laid claim.  JR won numerous regional events throughout his career but failed to earn that honor on the top professional level.  In 1996, JR won the U.S. Open Trick Shot Championship in Chesapeake, VA.  See photos by JR Calvert In 1989, JR turned [...]]]></description>
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