One of the two surviving members of the popular Talbot Brothers band, Ross and his teammate Ricky Swan won the two-ball event which was organised to celebrate Ross Talbot's 75th birthday.

The tournament, officially called The Ross (Blackie) Talbot tournament, was thought of by family members as a means of honouring the keen golfer and fisherman and the proceeds of $500 was donated to Summerhaven.

One of the organisers, Ross' son Clement, said that because the response from the public was so great plans are to have it annually.

"We only came up with the idea of a golf tournament for charity just a few days before his birthday and the response was simply overwhelming,'' said Clement Talbot. "We definitely intend to make it an annual affair.'' Among the 28 players participating were Fritz Reiter, Danny Fagundo, Austin Woods, Millard Beach, John McFaul, Leon Nearon and Altimont Roberts.

BASKETBALL BAS The Bermuda Basketball Association will be holding a series of all-star games at BAA gymnasium tomorrow involving both high school students and adults.

There will also be a three-point shooting contest for each of the various categories. For further information, those interested can call Mike Curry at 295-2743 days or 236-0752 at night.

Schedule: High school girls (4 p.m.); high school boys (5 p.m.); women (6 p.m.); men (7 p.m.).

SOFTBALL SOF PCC Royals will be having softball training at West Pembroke School on Monday starting at 6.30 p.m. Anyone interested in representing the team this coming season are to attend with their full training kit.

GENERAL SP All members of the North Village soccer, netball and hockey teams are asked to meet at the club on Sunday at 11 a.m. to display and give thanks for the trophies won this season.

Following at 1.15 p.m. at Bernard Park, Village's First Division, Alliance Division, Commercial Division and youth Premier Division sides will take part in the Glenn (Flappers) Smith Cup tournament.

All members of the community are invited to attend.

YOUTH BASEBALL BB Play continued on in the Bermuda Youth Sports Program Baseball Leagues on Wednesday with five matches played.

In Rookie League action Royals blasted Mets 10-6 to move to 2-0 on the new season. They were joined by Phillies (2-0) and Reds (2-0), who downed Pirates (0-2) and Mariners (0-2) 3-1 and 5-0 respectively.

Meanwhile, Cardinals evened their record at 1-1 on the strength of a 19-6 victory over Mariners in Little League play, but it was Reds (2-0) moving into sole possession of first place as they beat Pirates.

CRICKET CRI There will be an Bermuda Under 19 inter-squad match tomorrow at Devonshire Rec. starting at 10.30 a.m. Players should be at the club before 9.30 a.m.

Squads: Green -- Kwame Tucker (captain), Desmond Crockwell, Hewvonnie Baker, Tory Henry, Gregory Talbot, Gary Williams, Maurice Lowe, Kamel Trott, Damon Thompson, Kameron Fox, Kevin Hurdle, Rudell Pitcher, Gavin Woolridge.

Gold -- Jason Simons (captain), Tajmal Webb, Ryan Steede, Dennis Kelly, Sam Robinson, Jason Anderson, Scott Tucker, Karl Furbert, Justin Robinson, Jahmiko Marshall, Clifford Simmons, Donald Laws, Dean Stevens.

SOCCER SOC Two teams have been selected to play in the President XI v Vice-President XI soccer match at PHC tomorrow evening, starting at 7.30 p.m.

The former will be required to wear white shirts, while the latter are to have red shirts.

Also a $10 contribution is asked of all players.

Squads: Presidents XI -- Dennis Wainwright, Esten Curtis, Rex Osborne, Chris Jones, Cal Simons, Oral Swan, Greg Grimes, Ken Perinchief, Allan Richardson, Erskine Smith, Gregory Simons, Jeff Trott, Carlton Crockwell, Glen Johnson, Coolridge Bell, John Bento.

Vice-Presidents XI -- Roddy Burchall, Frank Ayton, Keith Smith, Peter Sousa, Gernot Wilkie, Richard Knights, Lawrence DeShields, Stuart Crockwell, Leroy Wilson, Clarence Burrows, Lee Holder, George O'Brien, Gladwin Lodge, Terry Richardson, Gregory Belboda, Angela Dill.

TARGET SHOOTING SHO Carl Reid was top shooter on Wednesday with a total score of 194 out of a possible 200 points at the Prospect Range. James Rego was close behind with a 188 score.