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woodsac | Thu Jul-18-02 10:31 AM |
Member since Jul 17th 2002
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#9739, "What's a runner?"
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What are you refering to when you talk about eliminating the "Runners"?
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 RE: What's a runner?,
 swimbait,
Jul 18th 2002, #1
 RE: What's a runner?,
woodsac,
Jul 18th 2002, #2
 RE: What's a runner?,
Lake,
Jul 18th 2002, #3
RE: What's a runner?,
SLM,
Jul 18th 2002, #4
RE: What's a runner?,
Lake,
Jul 18th 2002, #5
RE: What's a runner?,
Clint,
Jul 18th 2002, #6
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woodsac | Thu Jul-18-02 11:11 AM |
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#9741, "RE: What's a runner?"
In response to Reply # 1
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O.K. I know what it is, but how is that fair? Is this just for large areas of water like the Delta? I have never heard the phrase used for tube tourneys here in So. CAl.
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SLM | Thu Jul-18-02 11:34 AM |
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#9743, "RE: What's a runner?"
In response to Reply # 2
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> I know what it is, but how is that fair? Is this just for large
> areas of water like the Delta?
This brings up another question. If a tournament is held at a specific location on the Delta (e.g., Paradise Point, White Slough or Middle River, as taken from the club schedule), what's the policy regarding someone running to a Delta spot other than the specified tourney location?
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Clint | Thu Jul-18-02 12:03 PM |
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#9745, "RE: What's a runner?"
In response to Reply # 0
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A fish with legs???? ;)
Just kidding, see that your question has been answered. Sorry to open a can o'worms John.
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