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T.O.C TOURNEY schedule for November
Posted by
1okaylady
(VIP) 17 Oct 2005 6:41pm
Tournament of Champions Tournament Schedule for November, 2005
Saturday November 5th
.....Canasta........ 10am est
.....Pool................ 1pm est
.....Gin Rummy......3pm est
Sunday November 6th
.....Backgammon..10am est
.....Dominoes........12 noon est
.....Cribbage...........2 pm est
No Toc winner for October
Posted by
1okaylady
(VIP) 23 Oct 2005 11:46am
GOOD NEWS AND bad news
Bad news: No winner for October
GOOD NEWS: ALL OCTOBER TOURNEY WINNERS ARE ELIGIBLE TO PLAY IN NOVEMBER TOC...
CHECK THE SCHEDULE FOR THIS NOVEMBER TOURNEY AND HOPE TO SEE MORE ELIGIBLE PLAYERS
T.O.C Eligible players for November
Posted by
1okaylady
(VIP) 1 Nov 2005 8:04am
Congratulations to all September and October tourney winners.....Please check the list below of all eligible players....if your name is missing and you think you should be there, please let me know
Check the tourney schedule and hope to see as man eligible players there.
3pt Cr 10 tix and double elimination
234_1
93
alone_98
AusNorm
bac528
backgame
Boggled_Mind
branfort
colbry
cowboyfan
gil867
GB_looneybird429
hogan51
isadora
JensB
Larvik
MGMonkey
Mr_Matt
nutumba
paraponosu
pdl1205
peacewhite
PhantomMenace
phidias
remo760
RLW1971
Screener
siscowit
sodbuster
StarForce
stratos61
the-tinman
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