However, they are not alone as the team of Herb Klook and Robert Shields stand tied with them on 199 following an impressive 65.

Mylrea and Kenerson had led at the completion of the opening round on Monday only to slip back to second behind George Hammond and Charles Brennan on Tuesday.

A disastrous round of 72 yesterday by Hammond and Brennan had them fall all the way to sixth, three strokes adrift of the new leaders.

Third place is shared by the pairs of Charles and Soc Tseckares, who shot 65 for a three-round total of 200, and Charles Hartnett and William McCall (65, 200).

Thus, with one round to go, the race is still wide open and any of the aforementioned groups have legitimate shots at claiming the title tomorrow.

Meanwhile, on the gross side, four teams stand separated by a single stroke.

Thomas Wall and James Taylor lead on 217 trailed by three teams all on 218.

Included among the second group are Kirk Kitson and Charles Holden, Dick Stimets and Richard Weller, and first-round leaders Michael Evans and Paul Evans.

BASKETBALL BAS With one game remaining, St. George's Secondary School have captured the Metro Girls Junior Varsity League after a decisive 33-12 win over Saltus.

Under the expert tutelage of coach Rena-Lee Paiva the east-end school are undefeated in five matches, having accumulated a total of 201 points while conceding a mere 89.

Saltus, currently second, can seal that spot when they meet Warwick Academy.

Meanwhile, in the Planters Peanuts Varsity Division, a much closer battle has unfurled.

Berkeley Institute stand first with five wins from six matches and have completed their season. But Mount Saint Agnes at 3-1 can still catch them if they manage victories in their remaining two games.

Making up the rest of the field are Warwick Academy and Saltus in third and fourth place respectively.

The BSSF Inter-School Tournament starts on March 8.

HOCKEY HOC Saltus Grammar School's first year girls recently won their second consecutive Bermuda Secondary Schools Federation Stickwork Competition.

And in addition to the team competition, where their score of 342 points easily bettered BHS `A' (307), the Pembroke school also seized the top three places in the individual competition and second place when it came to goaltending.

Members of the championship-winning squad were Danielle Skinner, Leigh Ann Shaw, Bonnie Leibowitch, Lindsey Sims, Andrea Benevides, Toni Kelly and Amie Dawson.

Meanwhile, taking the goalkeeping award was Candice Gaugan of Northlands (37 points) followed closely by Danielle Skinner (36) and Alison Copeland on 30.

LeRoyce Bean-Mills (52), Criustina Underwood (48) and Nekeisha Hayward (45) topped the individual competition.

SOFTBALL SOF Business Systems leapfrogged into a first place tie with Centre Re. in the Commercial Softball League Division `D' with a rapid fire 27-6 five-inning execution of Docksiders.

Three players, Neil Movold, Devon Cann and Jeff Burgess, combined for 14 RBI to pace the victors, who at 9-4 are putting the heat on the previous solo leaders.

In other action, PTB and Butterfield & Steinhoff each moved their records to 7-6 as a result of wins over Alexander Insurance Managers and Gray & Kempe respectively.

Make up games for February 28: 1.30: Business Systems v Alexander Insurance Managers; 3.00: Advertising Associates v Centre Re.; 4.30: Bobcats v Arthur Andersen; 6.00: Cock & Feather v Team Xerox; 7.30: Team Xerox v Fidelity Flashers; 9.00: Snowballs v ACT.

HARNESS RACING RAH Harness racing takes place on Sunday at the Vesey Street Track starting at 1 p.m.

This week sees 24 ponies competing in 16 races ranging in time bars from the 1:25 and slower to the most exciting 1:11 and faster category.

Featured in the free for all will be Eddie the Great and Nateway with the former again trying to beat off the current track record-holder. However, this time he will not have the luxury of the rail position, that spot reserved for Catch A Fire.

Other big names to look out for are Sandtrap, Ponder Babe and Pleasant Surprise, all in the 1:11/1 to 1:15/4 bar.

SOCCER SOC The following are rescheduled matches in the Mini Minor `B' Division to be played tomorrow at Elliott School: 10 a.m: St. George's v Somerset Eagles; 11.15 a.m: Wolves v St. David's.

In addition there will be a game between the North Village Bantams and North Village Premier Division side tomorrow at Bernard Park starting at 11 a.m.

The North Village Bantams will also have a training session today at 6 p.m. at Gymnasium field.

TARGET SHOOTING SHO Top shooter this week at the Prospect Range was Carl Reid, who notched a total of 191 points out of a possible 200.

Hot on his heels was Ross Roberts with 190. Roberts also leads the overall competition for this month.

CRICKET CRI There will be training sessions for all members of the Bermuda Under 19 National Squad tomorrow and Sunday at Devonshire Rec. starting at 9.30 a.m.

Sunday's session will be followed by a meeting at the club.

Cleveland County will hold a prizegiving tonight commencing at 6.30 at the Harrington Workman's Club.

There will also be a training session on Sunday at Harris Bay field with a 10 a.m. start.