Renaud got support from Judy Readwin, who ripped apart Keith DeCosta's pitching. Readwin had three hits in three plate appearances, but Bobcats also got key hits from Don Noyes and Mike Barry.

Deon Beel gave Warwick fans something to smile about with a pair of hits in two at bats.

PTB produced fireworks at the plate as they scorched BF&M 22-6. Randy Brangman socked five hits and three runs batted in for PTB while John Ray (four hits, four RBI) and Dawn Morgan (four hits, two RBI) also proved troublesome for BF&M pitcher Alan Winston.

Shawn Tucker gained the victory, with only Danny Soares and Ken Williams, who each had two hits, providing him with any real challenge.

In the other match, Sandys pounded Team Fashions 19-11. Losing pitcher Gerald Bean proved most unfashionable in rendering three hits apiece to Danny Cook, Terry Corday and Timmy Simons. Corday, who was winning pitcher, uncorked a home run and drove in eight runs.

Team Fashions stitched together some offensive spark with Gary Flood (three hits) and Marvin McKay (two hits).

VOLLEYBALL VOL Decked Out defeated Gray & Kempe to win the End of Winter League tournament last Sunday.

Gray & Kempe -- with a perfect record of 5-0 in the round robin -- won the first game of the final 15-3 but dropped the next two 15-4 and 15-3.

Decked Out, Wind Reach and Serial Killers finished the round robin with 3-2 marks while Evergreen Diggers and Hurricanes trailed the front-runners with 1-4 and 0-5 records respectively.

In the semi-final match Decked Out easily defeated Wind Reach 15-4, 15-8.

FC Skylarks won the women's division with a convincing 15-11, 15-13 triumph over Sideout Corona. Skylarks stormed through the round robin with a 5-0 record while Corona were 4-1. Makin' Waves and LPG each had two wins and three losses, while The Contenders and Larmag Oilers finished at 1-4. In the semi-final match Sideout Corona defeated Makin' Waves 15-11.

HOCKEY HOC Bermuda's Men's Hockey League season draws towards a close this weekend at National Sports Club with penultimate matches involving Rebels and Chameleons -- both chasing league leading Wasps.

Rebels, currently in second place with six wins and 15 points, have the decided edge based on previous encounters during the year while Chameleons are in third spot with 14 points and five victories.

At first glance the match pitting Police and Upstarts would draw little attention, but both teams are enjoying a late-season comeback.

Wasps, meantime, must sit back and wait for next week's crucial clash against Rebels.

DARTS DRT The Onions square off against Pick of the League tomorrow night at BPSA beginning at 8.30 p.m.

The following players have been selected to play and anyone unable to do so should contact Liz Simons at 292-4519.

Onions: Ronnie Thorne, Vernon Daniels, Steven Hayward, George Connor, David Coddrington, Danny Ray, John Holder, Frank Brewster, Scott Corday, JJ Smith, Renalda Bean, Ashton Smith, Karl Stewart, Elizabeth Simons, John Parris.

Pick of the League: Jimmy Pratt, Gregor McQueen, Terry Quinn, Gavin Corcoran, Steve Gair, Norman Kromer, Robert Percy, Graham Redfern, Will Armstrong, Keith Lovell, Steven Roberts, Steve deGrilla, Moore Johnston, David Hayward, Kevin Constable.

SOCCER SOC All Dandy Stars players are asked to attend an emergency meeting at the club this evening, starting at 6.30.

CRICKET CRI Central Counties Cricket Association will hold a meeting at Devonshire Recreation Club on Monday evening, starting at 6.00.

Those travelling with the Devonshire Rec. Club on the Barbados cricket tour are asked to attend a meeting at the club on Monday evening at 7.00.