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From: Wayne Retter <wayne@phidelta.demon.co.uk>
Subject: Re: DDC
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Mark

I've misplaced my DDC and Guts rules, but DDC teams are pairs, and you
need 4 (or 5?, or 6? with a sub? Sammy? HELP!) for Guts... and the court
sizes aren't hugely different (?)

So run two teams against each other - firstly as DDC pairs (ie 3 or 4
courts at the same time) then as a combined team for Guts...

The scheduling is the easy part - what you have to ensure is that the
Guts court is in easy reach of the all-day bar, and that you have ample
staff to ferry the beer across that short distance...

Wayne
hazily remembering the GB Guts team in the European Finals in '95


Mark Jefferson <Mark.Jj@btinternet.com> writes
> I'd like to 
>see even Chirs and Wayne (role-models for us all) organise a 
>schedule for two competitions with, probably, the same competitors, 
>to be run at the same time and in one day.


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Wayne Retter
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