and the Glass Company in second.

Leading Pro Staff was Darnell Raynor who bombed the lanes with the women's second high series and top game of 590 and 247 with assistance from Bobbie Ingham who had the women's third high series and second high game of 580 and 222.

Team-mate Clem Lespere furthered their cause with the men's third high series of 595 while Leon Smith tried leading Us Until with the men's second high series of 655 in a losing cause.

Amflites were led against Bermuda Glass by June Pitt's top women's series 591 and third high game 213 as Hank Corrado assisted with a 573 series. Amflites bowled the highest team series of 2,236 for the night.

Hilton Hayward tried holding the Bermuda Glass team together with the men's top series and game 663 and 238 but needed more assistance to stop Amflites who are holding third spot.

Flagler Street Gang and Four Star Pizza see-sawed and ended with a 10-10 result. The Gang were led by Rosie Bean's 546 series while Jim Godwin led Four Star Pizza with a 568 series and third high game of 228.

Perfect Combination beat Terrible Four 11-9 as Roger Raynor led them with a 561 series and second high game of 237. Charletta Waldron led the Terrible Four efforts with a 510 series.

Get Togethers stopped East End Asphalt 121 -71 thanks to Reggie Saunders' 551 series. Ed White had a 519 series in a losing cause.

Action in the Miller High Life Bowling League last week produced mixed results with Tools and Equipment and Marlboro fighting to a 15-15 draw.

Ricky Lines had a second high individual series to lead Marlboro to the top team game and series of 970 and 2,791 respecitvely with team-mate Mike McCallum lending a helpful hand. Dean Lightbourne was the top bowler for Tools and Equipment with Antoine Jones making a major contribution as the team rolled the third high series of 2736.

Tomp's Towing had a 18-12 win over third-placed Stevedoring Services with Victor Thompson's third high series of 600. Stevedoring made the honours list when they tied for second with a team game of 952. Roger Raynor had a 233 game for the losers.

Gosling's moved up one notch in the tables by beating Franklin Travel 23-7 with Mike Lambe rolling the night's top game of 248 and team-mate Hank Rawlins following with a 238. Rawlins also had the top individual series of 611 to lead his team to the night's second high team game and series of 952 and 2,764.

In a low scoring game, Signature Card beat a short-handed Team Spirit 26-4 while Spoilers beat New Mix Ups 23-7.

Tonight: Signature Card v Team Spirit, Marlboro v Tools and Equipment, Stevedoring Services v Franklin Travel, New Mix Ups v Goslings, Tomp's v Spoilers.

AMERICAN FOOTBALL FOO Bermudians will get the opportunity to see a live American Football game played here when two varsity football teams from Georgetown University and Washington and Lee University will be featured in the inaugural Bermuda Bowl in November at the National Stadium.

National Football League games are seen regularly on local television along with college games, but this time local residents can enjoy the real atmosphere that prevails in a sport that is showing rapid growth outside the United States.

The Bermuda Bowl, which will coincide with a debating table taking place between the two schools, is being sponsored by the Bermuda Tourism Department along with Southampton Princess and the Hamilton Princess, the Bank of Bermuda, XL Insurance and BAS. It is being co-ordinated by Robustelli Sports Marketing, a division of Robustelli Corporate Services Ltd. of Stamford, Connecticut.

Plans are to stage the Bermuda Bowl annually by featuring match-ups between Division 1-AA schools.

GOLF GLF Harreld and Marion Kirkpatrick from Boynton Beach, Florida vaulted into the lead after 36 holes of the seventh annual Valentines Mixed Foursomes net division at Port Royal Golf Club yesterday.

An outstanding 10-under-par 61 places the Kirkpatrick's at 20-under 113 for the two rounds with the remaining round at St. George's GC tomorrow.

First-round leaders Charlie and Joan Hartnett from Winchester, Massachusetts, are only one stroke behind the leaders after a solid seven-under 64. Dick and Alice Drew from Newtonville, Massachusetts, are four strokes back at 16-under 117.

Realistically, only Paul and Marilyn Hovey from Sarasota, Florida on 14-under 119, together with Terri-Lynn Calderon and James Pace (also on 119) and Harry and Dee Daley on 121 have a chance of catching the leaders.

In the gross division, local team Bill Pitt, Jr. and Shirley James capitalised on the home-course advantage and separated themselves by five strokes from their nearest rivals. Pitt and James are now on 150 after a very respectable 79.

Paul and Patricia Edwards of England and Calderon/Pace are both a distant second on 155. The final round has a 10 a.m. shot-gun start.

POOL POO Swinging Doors maintained their one-game advantage over Hamilton Parish with a solid 205-157 win against Vasco.

Swinging Doors were led by Gary Bascome (47), Dion Berkeley (43) and Dennis Parsons (43). Manual Furtado was high scorer for Vasco with 38 points.

Robin Hood won a nail-biter against Mariners 195-193 in spite of Gavin Concoran's perfect 50. Wayne Adams led Hood with 47 points and Sandy Sandhu chipped in with 40.

Hamilton Parish stayed one point behind Swinging Doors as Queens were unable to field a team.

Next week's matches: Bermuda Ladies v Robin Hood; Vasco v Mariners; Sandys v Hamilton Parish.

SOCCER SOC Elliott Street Deli will take on Butterfield and Vallis for the Tony Pizza's Trophy tomorrow at Devonshire Rec. field (8 p.m.). Deli are the defending champions.