The fight will be held on September 12 and promoter Eddy DeMello is offering three locations for local fans -- Scandals Nightclub, Prison Officers Recreation Club and the BAA clubhouse (not the gym). Tickets are $35 and are on sale at Music Box on Reid Street, Music Chamber in St. George's, Prison Officers, Music World in Bermudiana Arcade and Casey's Lounge.

Champion Chavez sports boxing's most impressive record as he is unscathed through 80 bouts. Camacho, though 40-0, has lived a more charmed life and is one of the sport's most exciting showmen.

The undercard promises to impress with former European champion Francesco Damiani of Italy taking on former world champion Greg Page in a 10-round heavyweight bout.

Also on tap is the WBA super middleweight championship, which pits former IBF middleweight champ Michael Nunn against Voctor Cordoba of Panama, the reigning champion.

Both title fights are 12-rounders.

CRICKET CRI Western Stars will field a weakened team against touring Villagers Cricket Club of Long Island, New York, when the annual Ratteray-Wilkin-Pitter-Thompson Trophy is played for tomorrow at White Hill field.

Stars' first team is involved in the quarter-finals of the Limited Overs Knockout against Somerset that day, so the tourists will be up against a collection of second team and guest players.

Anthony Foggo is tentatively listed to skipper stars with Gregory Sampson due to play for the first time in several months after having his wrist broken in a league match against Bailey's Bay.

Guest players include retired Bermuda captain Colin Blades, St. David's county star Lionel Cann, Somerset Bridge skipper David Jones, and Warwick captain Hoyt Zuill, himself a former Star.

The Villagers, who were beaten by eight wickets by Stars in New York last year, arrive today and conclude their tour with a match against Devonshire Stars of the Commercial League on Sunday at St. John's field.

Both matches are limited to 45 overs and start at 11.30 a.m.

Western Stars Select (from): Anthony Foggo, Gregory Sampson, Kent Todd, David Jones, Brian Gibbons, Lionel Cann, Sidney Simmons, Colin Blades, Jermaine Exell, Hoyt Zuill, Jeff Pitcher, Maurice Lowe.

GOLF GLF The Bermuda Golf Association's autumn season is fast approaching and entries are being received now for the three major upcoming events.

From October 5-9 the prestigious Bermuda Ladies Amateur Championships will take place at Mid Ocean Club. For this event the handicap limit has been raised to 24 in able to allow for greater participation by local players. The cut-off date is September 28.

Five overseas players who make regular appearances in the competition have already registered to play.

Mutual Risk Management and Exel Limited have boosted the local golf scene considerably by providing major sponsorship for the Bermuda Open. The top event is scheduled for October 15-18 at Port Royal and already last year's winner Ron McDougall has expressed a keen interest to defend his title.

Over 20 professionals and amateurs from abroad have already entered well in advance of the cut-off date of October 8.

The ever-popular Bermuda Four Ball Championship, scheduled for Port Royal on November 5-8, has attracted a number of pairings from abroad as well.

Locally the medal play competition continues at Belmont on Saturday, September 12, and entries should be phoned to the secretary at 238-1367 before 6 p.m. on Tuesday.

Port Royal's four-ball, best-ball tournament on Sunday saw the team of Trevor Gilchrist, Mario Valcourt, Stan Oliver and Paul Mason win by retrogression with a 59. Second was the team of Stan Ingham, Tim Cooper, Leon James and Carol Eastham.

Longest drive winners were Jeanne Atherden and Quinton Sherlock while closest to the pin were Jacqueline Heaney and Eldon Raynor.

SOFTBALL SOF Commercial Division league action on Wednesday saw Snow Balls beat Cable Vision 16-8 behind Tom Kudirka, Lul Gaynon and Franco Morid.

Kudirka went four-for-four and Gaynon and Morid three-for-four to lead Snow Balls' batting behind winning pitcher Mario Valcourt. Jim McArthur, who was also the losing pitcher, went three-for-four for Cable Vision.

BPSA Simbas defeated Centre Re 20-17 with Brent Weekes going four-for-four and David Richardson three-for-four. Nas Jetha was the winning pitcher.

For the losers George Hutchings suffered the loss while Harold Minors went three-for-four, including a homer and four RBI.

Bank of Butterfield Fluyers defeated K/W 23-7 as Kevin Monkman led the batting assault by going three-for-four and driving in five runs.

NETBALL NET There will be a training session for anyone interested in playing netball for the Pembroke Community Club during the upcoming season on Tuesday at West Pembroke School beginning at 6 p.m.

ROAD RUNNING RUN The Kaliber 10-K, which is organised by the Mid Atlantic Athletic Club, has been postponed from September 13 to November 8.