For both it was their fourth consecutive triumph and placed them high atop the individual series standings.

Smith was in devastating form as he easily shook off the pursuit of Tracy Wright to win by more than a minute in 22 minutes, 26 seconds. Wright clocked 23:46, good for second, while Tyler Hall was third in 24:16.

In a similar romp, Eatherley (17:54) outdistanced Donna Watson (19:02) and Julia Hawley (19:16).

Seventy-seven junior athletes appeared to participate in the fourth race of the BTFA/Minute Maid Cross-Country series.

Just as was the case two weeks prior, Sharif Taylor produced another determined performance in winning the secondary boys title over a fast-finishing Collin Anderson.

Taylor clocked 17 minutes, one second over the 2.6-mile course compared to 17:05 for Anderson. Damon Ming (17:10) rounded out the top three.

Meanwhile, Suella Matthews had her string of first-place finishes in the secondary girls category snapped by Tamika Williams, the defending champion, making her first appearance of the new season.

Williams' winning time was 9:48 with Heidi Madeiros second in 10:01, while Matthews (10:05) dropped all the way to third.

The primary sections saw Frazer Hunt (9:28) take the boys title ahead of Ki-Jah Butterfield (9:47) and Kemar Curtis (10:00) while, for the girls, Velvet Smith (10:05) triumphed yet again over the challenges of Sherrie Seymour (10:51) and Tionae Ebbin (10:54).

Marco Perinchief captured the junior men's category raced over 2.6 miles in 18:58.

The next race will be on Saturday at Horseshoe Bay.

SNOOKER SNO In the first week of inter-divisional play, no Second Division team was able to win.

Sandys Sports Club II remained in the lead in the First Division with a 5-0 whitewash over Old Colony Club II as Roger (Sticks) Henderson (34-break), Lawrence DeSilva, Greg Falzone, Tony DeSilva and Timmy Simons won for Sandys.

Steve Dunleavy made a 35-break to lead Warwick to a 4-1 win over Old Colony Club III. Dunleavy was joined by Reuben Burchall, Steve Bremar and Dennis Eve, but Freddie Smith beat Wally Tucker 66-40 to avert the shut-out.

Stephen Roberts, Glenn Flood, Graham Williams, Ed Gumbs and Sandy Sandhu led Queens I to a 5-0 thumping of Spanish Point.

Nationals were easy 4-1 winners over St. George's with wins from Paul Charleton, Tyler Moniz, Stephen Pantry and John Ray. William Peniston had a 20 break in beating Kyle Thompson 50-38 for the St. George's point.

Police lost a heart-breaker to Sandys Sports Club I when Gary Skinner beat Kevin Kehoe 51-50 in the fifth frame. Zane DeSilva and Timmy Pedro also won for Sandys and Gordon Harris and Andy Wright scored for Police.

Nick Mansell, Eddie Roberts and Simon Wait led Queens II to a narrow 3-2 win over Sandys Boat Club.

This week's schedule: Queens II v OCC II; OCC III v OCC I; SSC II v SBC; Police v Queens I; Warwick v SPBC; St. George's v SSC I. POOL POO Undefeated Swinging Doors I maintained a share of the league lead with a 202-174 win over Queens Club.

Gary Bascome (46), Craig Marks (46) and Terrence Parsons led Swinging Doors while Greg Falzone scored 45 for Queens and spoiled Bascome's bid for a 50 by beating him 10-5 in the 25th game.

Robin Hood II improved their record to 5-2 with a 210-156 thrashing of Frog & Onion. Hood were led by strong performances from Gary Shephard (47), Kyle Thompson (43) and Jeremy Franklin (43). Roger Henderson scored 42 for Frog & Onion.

Vasco II remain without a victory this year after losing a close one 197-185 to War Vets II. Joe Hayward (46) and Billy Frost (43) led War Vets while Carlos Silva and Arthur Sousa scored each 41 for Vasco.

There are no games scheduled this week because of Remembrance Day.

Next week's schedule: War Vets II v Robin Hood I; Mariners v War Vets I; Swinging Doors II v Vasco II; Vasco III v Frog & Onion; Vasco I v Swinging Doors I; Queens v Hamilton Parish.

DARTS DRT BAA soared into first place following a 7-0 sweep over East End Mini Yacht Club during recent action in the Bermuda Women's League. They also won the 1001.

RAA crept closer to the top with one point separating them from the leaders after a solid 6-1 defeat over Mariners. RAA also won the 1001.

St. George's II finally landed their first victory after tripping up Police East 5-2. St. George's also claimed the 1001.

Moonglow registered a narrow 4-3 victory over St. George's I and had even more to celebrate when they won the 1001.

BPSA suffered a surprise 5-2 home loss to Hamilton Parish, but were able to console themselves with the 1001.

Friday's Schedule: Police East v Moonglow; EEMYC v St. George's II; Mariners v BAA; HPWC v RAA; St. George's I v BPSA.

RUGBY RUG The line-ups for Thursday's Bermuda Onions and The Rest clash were released yesterday with Amstel League-leading Teachers gaining the largest share of representation for the Onions.

The Onions will be working out tomorrow (6 p.m.) at Whitney Institute.

Onions: Billy McNiven, Dave Cooke, Dennis Cherry, Terry Walsh, Anthony Cupidor, Patrick Cooper (vice-captain), Andrew Correia, Scott Correia (captain), Andre Simons, Alvin Harvey, Michael Montgomery, Pat Bryan, Sean Field, Danny Soares, Sean Kelly. Substitutes: Ron Hook, Michael Harding, Tommy Sinclair, Butch Robinson, Pat Jones, Troy Glasgow.

The Rest: Neil Alexander, Clive Parker, Robert Cortez, Danny Cozens, Grant Tompkins, Hugh Simpson, Rod Carruthers, Jonah Jones, Steve Everest, David Conway (captain), Tom Dixon, Mark Adams, Keith Beattie, Wade Tehima, Gavin Corcoran. Substitutes: M.Howe, Nick Hinton, J.Bressard, Dave Bird, Tim White, Russell Matthews.

TENNIS TEN This week is the deadline for advance ticket sales for next month's XL Tennis Classic at Coral Beach Club.

Those wishing to purchase tickets by mail have until tomorrow to return their completed forms. The drop-off deadline is Friday.

Forms, together with a cheque made payable to the Bermuda Tennis Promotions Ltd., can be dropped off at the Sports Footlocker, Sports `R' Us, The Pro Shop, International Sports Shop, The Upstairs Golf and Tennis Shop or Winner's Edge.

For those who miss the advance ticket deadlines, reserved general admission tickets will go on sale at the Visitors Service Bureau on November 22 on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

For further information, call 236-1975.

CHESS CHS The two-week Active Chess Tournament was won by Richard Fairleigh, who finished undefeated with five points.

In second place was Richard Black who won four games but lost to Fairleigh.

Nick Faulks, David Shanks and Frank Ming were joint third.

Ming's victims included highly-ranked Faulks, whom he also defeated in the previous tournament.

Tonight's event is the Kottneur five-minute speed chess tournament, which always produces lots of fun and surprise results.

TABLE TENNIS TEN The following is the schedule for tonight's Bank of Butterfield Tournament Division matches: Eastern Stars v The Centre; Southampton Princess I v Social Club; Christian Rovers v Prison Officers; Bermuda College v Wolves II; BAA v Southampton Princess II; Cleveland v Wolves I.