National Stadium on Friday night to cheer for their respective schools in the finals of the Secondary Schools Cup Competition.

In what is billed as the glamour competition on the high school schedule this triple-header will start at 5.30 with the under-13 division final between Whitney Institute and Saltus Grammar.

The next two finals, intermediate and seniors, will involve Sandys Secondary and Berkeley, starting at 7.00 and 8.30.

Saltus eliminated champions Berkeley in the under-13 competition when they beat them 4-3 in the semifinals while under-15 cup holders Whitney were knocked out by Berkeley in the quarter-finals 3-1. Berkeley are the over-15 champions and will take on Sandys in a repeat of last year's final, which Berkeley won 6-2 after trailing 2-1. Sandys will be out for revenge for that extra-time defeat last year.

Whitney will be chasing the league and cup double against Saltus in the under-13 final, having already clinched the league title by defeating all the other schools before being held to a 2-2 draw by Saltus who finished runners-up.

Berkeley are the new league champions in the under-15 division and have already beaten Whitney 6-1 this season. Anything can happen in this contest.

The senior division is yet to be decided but in their earlier encounter Berkeley defeated an under-strength Sandys team 3-1. Sandys are expected to be at full strength for Friday's match.

Admission fee is $3 for adults and $2 for school children.

BOWLING BOW Third-placed D&D Rollers rolled the top team series of 2,064 and third high game of 720 on their way to a 4-0 win over last-placed BG's in Mixed Majors Bowling action.

Husband and wife Barry and Antoinette DeCouto led the winners with Barry rolling a 555 second high series and Antoinette the top women's game of 223.

Leaders E&C Well Drilling beat Last Minutes 4-0 while second-placed Untouchables could only draw 2-2 with Mix Ups who are fourth in the standings.

Untouchables had the top team game of 779 as Terry Gibbons rolled a 244 top men's game while for Mix Ups, who had a second high game of 760 and third high series 2,046, Anthony Smith and Peaches Perinchief were outstanding.

Smith claimed the second high game of 217 and third high series of 554 while Perinchief led the women in the games list with her 579 and was third in the games with a 202.

Kevin Minors rolled a 573 top series and 213 third high game as Dolphins beat Troublemakers 3-1. Traci Francis had a 214 second high game in a losing cause.

In the other game, Strikers beat Dynamic Four 4-0 after rolling the second high series of 2,056. Marguerite Lynch led the Strikers cause with a 559 second high series while Kathy Christopher of Dynamic Four was third on the series list for the women with her 557.

Next week's matches: B&G's v Mix Ups; D&D Rollers v E&C Well Drilling; Last Minutes v Strikers; Dynamic Four v Troublemakers; Dolphins v Untouchables.

GOLF GLF The controversial policy of team selection for Bermuda teams in the World Amateur Golf Council Championships will be discussed and voted on when the membership of the Bermuda Golf Association meets on Thursday night at Belmont Golf Club (8.00).

Only paid-up members of the association are eligible to vote. This usually just applies to individual members since club affiliated members normally pay through their clubs.

Also a reminder that the next BGA medal play competition will take place at Belmont on Saturday, for men with handicaps of 10 and under and women with handicaps of 15 and under who should call the secretary at 238-1367 before 6 p.m. today to confirm their entry.

POOL POO Paul Madeiros defeated Kyle Thompson 10-5 in a game replayed from an earlier match between the Bermuda Ladies and Robin Hood.

The win completed a perfect 50 for Madeiros who became the second woman to register a 50 along with Freya Robinson. In recording her 50 Madeiros beat Robinson, Wayne Adams, Sandy Sandhu and Clint Atkins as well as Thompson.

The 50 moves Madeiros into first place in the individual standings for the women, ahead of Robinson.

Meanwhile, league play resumes this Thursday with the following matches: Queens v Swinging Doors; Mariners v Sandys Boat Club; Bermuda Ladies v Sandys Sports Club; Vasco v Hamilton Parish. Robin Hood have a bye.

TABLE TENNIS PP Today's schedule of play in the Bank of Butterfield Table Tennis League. All matches start at 7.30 p.m. Home teams are listed first.

Cleveland v BAA; Southampton Princess v Hamilton Parish I; BPSA v St.

George's; Prison Officers v Bermuda College; Hamilton Parish II v West Indian Association; Social Club v Wolves.