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To: douglas hicks who wrote (1018)	2/8/1998 11:22:00 AM
From: douglas hicks	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1574

It seems to me the biggest question here is did the two signees sign or even know they were mentioned as signing.

To: douglas hicks who wrote (1018)	2/8/1998 12:03:00 PM
From: Bisset	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 1574

Yes, Doug, I believe I did about a paragragh and a half on why that would pretty be much insane. Re: your next post about whether or not players actually signed. I see the direction you again would like to take this thread... South. Why is that... Doug? You're not a "short" guy are you? Again... and I'll use smaller words this time - The two men that are putting these tournaments together - Marr and Loth - (BTW, not Damian and Loth) are above reproach. These gentlemen are not a couple of punters who sat around the basement and over a few beers came up with a get-rich-quick idea... These guys are from the professional sports industry, both with impressive backgrounds: Loth ran one of the most successful tournaments ever in Vancouver (The Carbide West Coast Classic); and Marr took the Tradition and added over two million to its bottom line and it is now regarded as the premier tournament on the Senior's Tour. You could arguably not find two better qualified individuals for the job: Marr with a background in Network Sports Television and Professional Golf Tournaments; and Loth with a background in Sports Marketing and Professional Golf Tournaments. So, let me ask you... who would you want to run your tournaments company? A couple of industry professionals with A-1 proven backgrounds... or a couple of the boys from the basement? Crack another beer, Doug. JS