a week.

Tournament director Tom Smith will make a final decision at 5.00 a.m. tomorrow but he said yesterday: "Whatever happens, there's going to be a big swell out there.'' Owing to a computer error a number of boats and anglers were omitted from the entry list in yesterday's Mid-Ocean News. The full list appears on page 22 of today's Royal Gazette .

SWIMMING SW Today's scheduled open water relay swim has been switched from Horseshoe Bay to the more sheltered Shelly Bay because of worsening conditions on the South Shore caused by the approach of Hurricane Hortense.

The race, which is expected to attract between 20 and 30 two-man teams, will be over a half mile course, starting at 4.00 p.m.

Tomorrow more than a hundred swimmers are expected to tackle the annual Trunk Island swim, scheduled to start at 2.00 p.m.

POOL POO The most anticipated of International Pool League matches this week saw league champions Vasco get by 1994/95 champions Hamilton Parish 211-136.

In all eight players scored perfect 50s with the player of the week award going to Ronnie Stervinou who scored 50 on his league debut.

The first league tournament is the Heineken Cup on October 5 at Hamilton Parish. Entries are due by September 26.

This week's scores -- See Scoreboard CLUB CALL Notices of all sports club and association meetings, training sessions, seminars etc. can now be found under the heading Club Call which will appear daily on the Scoreboard page in the What's On section.