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Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Father/Son Championship Preparation
The Father and Son championship runs smoothly every year -thanks to Paul, Tony and Larry. Charlie rolling, the guys double marking. Nate is not happy with the painting of the court corners, so he is hand painting.
Seriously - another year of the a great tournament. During the banquet the players praised the staff and facility as the place they most like to visit due to our unique combination of superior grounds, ambiance, food, cheering and expert crowds - they all want to come back every year and many stick around even after they've lost just to be part of the overall experience.
Kudos to Larry and Paul for ensuring a smooth running tournament, to Tony for his unmatched culinary excellence and to Fred for his positive attitude, quips (some quotable, others not) and, last, but certainly not least, to Mike, Tim and the whole team for going the extra mile during a stressful period.
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Are Paul and Tony starting to look almost the same? Is is true that they are long lost twins from different parents?
Stay tuned.
Seriously - another year of the a great tournament. During the banquet the players praised the staff and facility as the place they most like to visit due to our unique combination of superior grounds, ambiance, food, cheering and expert crowds - they all want to come back every year and many stick around even after they've lost just to be part of the overall experience.
Kudos to Larry and Paul for ensuring a smooth running tournament, to Tony for his unmatched culinary excellence and to Fred for his positive attitude, quips (some quotable, others not) and, last, but certainly not least, to Mike, Tim and the whole team for going the extra mile during a stressful period.
With gratitude
Thanks John!
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