Missing Chips from Toad Suck 5k/10k
Missing Chips from Toad Suck 5k/10k
I'm missing 35 chips from runners that finished the 5k or 10k race. If you still have one of my chips, please put it in an envelope and send to:
Mac's Race Timing Service
169 W. Ross St.
Batesville, AR 72501
Thanks.
Mac's Race Timing Service
169 W. Ross St.
Batesville, AR 72501
Thanks.
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- Davy Insell
- Clarence DeMar
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- Joined: Wed Sep 08, 2010 8:45 am
- Location: Batesville
Yeah...BUT, the runner should have know to turn in the chip. You'd think that as they came across and noticed what was going on they'd turn in their chip.Davy Insell wrote:With as many racers as we had, I can see how they missed people. It was pretty crowded in the finish chute when I got done.
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Thanks for doing that. This year I started putting the chips in envelopes with a stamped note on it saying to turn it in, and printed out 1500 flyers that the registration table passed out and made signs. Wish I knew what else to do. I'm just hoping I get most of the chips back. At Hogeye, I lost a lot of chips too.dmeroney wrote:True, but there were many first timers or novices in this race. I talked to a few. I reminded them to turn in their chips and they didn't know about it.
Thanks for all the veteran runners help!
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- Davy Insell
- Clarence DeMar
- Posts: 62
- Joined: Wed Sep 08, 2010 8:45 am
- Location: Batesville
- Davy Insell
- Clarence DeMar
- Posts: 62
- Joined: Wed Sep 08, 2010 8:45 am
- Location: Batesville
If you know who didn't, you could always post a list on here. If nothing else, someone may know one of them and put some pressure on them to return em. Works on the WRR forum.Mac wrote:Thanks for doing that. This year I started putting the chips in envelopes with a stamped note on it saying to turn it in, and printed out 1500 flyers that the registration table passed out and made signs. Wish I knew what else to do. I'm just hoping I get most of the chips back. At Hogeye, I lost a lot of chips too.dmeroney wrote:True, but there were many first timers or novices in this race. I talked to a few. I reminded them to turn in their chips and they didn't know about it.
Thanks for all the veteran runners help!
Making slow running look good since 2006.
Thought it was impossible
This morning after thinking about it (maybe should have thought about this yesterday before posting), I just knew it was impossible for that many people to sneak by the chip-removal-crew. So I went back into the trailer and pulled apart all the buckets they were using. I guess when they brought all the buckets over to the trailer, some got stacked on top of each other and some chips got buried in the bottom buckets. We'll at the bottom bucket were most of the missing chips. After it was all said and done, only 1 chip is missing. That's pretty dang good for the amount of runners coming through.
My hats off to Cliff and his chip-removal-crew.
If I offended anyone, I apoligize.
Now all I need are the chips that are left in the pre-registered bags... (Thanks Kevin)
My hats off to Cliff and his chip-removal-crew.
If I offended anyone, I apoligize.
Now all I need are the chips that are left in the pre-registered bags... (Thanks Kevin)
Run for Life, Run for Health.
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- Sonia O'Sullivan
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- Location: Russellville/ Danville
missing chip
All's well ends well once again MAC, good JOB you can sleep tonight
DON'T pass me.... I am not in your age group!