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To determine who breaks in Straight Pool, the two competing players must lag for the break. All 15 balls must then be re-racked and the opposing player gets to decide who breaks. 2 points are to be deducted from the breaking players score (the score can be negative), and the opposing player gets the choice to play the balls as they lie or request the balls be re-racked and broke again by the breaking player. Should a 3rd foul be played on that players next shot, -1 point is deducted from their score as well as a further -15 points from their score. If the same player commits a foul on their next shot, -1 point is deducted from their score. If the player successfully makes the ball that they called a point is added to their score. Once a breaker has been decided after the lag, the cue ball can be placed anywhere behind the head string. On a cue ball scratch, the opposing player can place the cue ball anywhere behind the head string to shoot their shot. If the foot spot is obstructed by balls that are in that area, the re-spotted ball should be placed as close to the foot spot behind the obstructing ball as possible, towards the end rail of the table.

Scratched object balls should be re-spotted. A lag is performed by placing two object balls on the table behind the head string (in the kitchen). After the cue ball makes contact with the rack, the cue ball and at least two object balls must hit a rail. Under current English Pool Association rules (which are the same as the World Eight Ball Pool Association Rules), Pool rules a foul when the black is "on" still results in the opponent receiving two visits to the table. If these objectives are not met, then the shot was not a legal break and is a foul. If the player makes a called ball in the correct pocket and another ball is pocketed that wasn’t called in the same shot, both balls are added to the shooting player’s score. The objective of the game is to make the numbered balls into the pockets, where each made ball counts as 1 point. If a player commits a foul that -1 point is deducted from their score.

Otherwise, when playing under "CB fouls only" rules, if an impeding ball moves during a jump or massé shot, whether it is hit by the CB or not, it should be a foul. TL;DR: you're not playing under any even reasonably recent version of the English Pool Association rules, so we can't answer the question. After the balls are re-racked you can continue playing. No glass containers are allowed in pool area. New tests BXAI005, BXAI006, BXAI007, BXAI008, BXAIA03, and BXAIA04 check that writing a container element using indexing is not allowed for set containers. See "How to get new and modified tests". Test CXAI027 was corrected to report the correct name of the package it tests. For instance, the test CD92001.A will be found in the CD directory. Each player will select one of the object balls to shoot and will shoot at around the same time. 6.6 Intentional fouls are an accepted part of One Pocket tactics as long as they are played by use of a legal stroke, such as by lightly touching the cue ball with the cue tip; by rolling the cue ball to a new location without regard for legal contact with either an object ball or a cushion; by pocket scratching the cue ball; or by using a legal jump technique to force the cue ball off the table.

If an adult is in the pool with you, you may swim in the lower end of the big pool, but are prohibited from using the diving board. Straight pool, also known as 14.1 Continuous, is a call shot game which uses 15 numbered balls and one cue ball. A foul results in a loss of frame only if the black ball is potted. If no rail is struck the shot is not legal and is a foul. Whichever ball stops closest to the end rail wins the lag. The first to score 150 points wins the game. If the shooting player makes a ball into a pocket that was different than the pocket that was called, the player receives no points for making that ball and the pocketed ball is removed from the pocket and placed back onto the spot of the table. Any scratch results in -2 points taken from the shooting player’s score.