Monday, Sept 9
The Jackson Senators have secured their spot in the final playoffs of the CBL Championship series. Tonight, they added to their streak with a 10-1 defeat of the San Angelo Colts in the first of a best of 5 series. The Senators will be hosting the second game Tuesday night, then traveling to San Angelo, Texas for the final 3 games, beginning Thursday.
Monday, Sept 9

The Jackson Senators were named the CBL's organization of the year. The CBL commissioner, Miles Wolff, said of the Senators, "Jackson's quick success is a testament to a well-oiled operation and a city that embraced the new team."
Sunday, Sept 1

The bizarre events of Wednesday morning, Aug 28, resulted in the loss of one of Time Out's closest friends and co-workers. The results of exactly what took place have yet to be determined and Eddie's loss has left his friends and family grief-stricken and dismayed. Eddie worked at Time Out for 4 years and was well respected and loved. His integrity made him someone who could be trusted and his easy-going manner attracted people to him with ease. His generosity of self was felt by everyone he encountered.

Funeral services will be held at Crossgates Baptist Church at 3pm. Eddie will be buried in Mobile, AL Monday morning, Sept 2.
Saturday, Aug 10-11

ESPN930 Radio and Time Out will be hosting a single elimination Madden 2002 on Playstation2 tournament. Entry fee until Aug 3rd is $20. Aug 4-10, there will be a $10 late fee added (bringing all late entries to $30). Sign up at Time Out every Saturday and Sunday from noon - 2pm.

Saturday, Aug. 10:
The semi-final round will begin at noon . Match-ups will be chosen randomly and a bracket board will be up so that everyone knows their competitors and start times. Competition will continue until only 16 contestants remain.

Sunday, Aug 11th: "SWEET 16"
The remaining 16 players will face off to do battle for the grand prize and the right to call him/her self the "Time Out All Madden Champion". Competition will once again begin at noon.
Grand Prize: $200 and a Sony Playstation 2
Saturday, July 27

Heavyweight Main Event:
Larry Homes -vs- Eric "Butterbean" Esch

WIBF Intercontinental Super Middleweight Title Bout:
Jacqui Frazier-Lyde -vs- Heidi Hartmann

NABF Middleweight Championship Bout:
Carl Daniels -vs- Nicolas Cervera

WBC Continental America's Super Lightweight Title Bout:
Golden Johnson -vs- Cosme Rivera
Sunday, July 21st
After the first 4-man playoff in the history of the British Open between Els, Levet, Elkington & Appleby, Els and Levet go head-2-head in a sudden death playoff on hole 18.
Levet's tee shot went into a fairway bunker, while Els' second shot found a greenside bunker.
Both men recovered well, getting on in 3 each.
In the end, Ernie Els wins the Open by 1 stroke over Thomas Levet in sudden death.

 

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