The West End threesome overcame the challenge of Greg Falzone, Lawrence DeSilva and Tony DeSilva by a 2-1 margin, with Roberts providing the clincher after the two sides entered the final game even at one apiece.

Tatem had earlier got his team off to a solid start as he steamrolled over Falzone with a fine display of attacking snooker, but his exploits were neutralised when Lawrence DeSilva easily disposed of Henderson in the next game.

With the stage set for the deciding battle, Roberts showed nerves of steel in running the blue, pink and black ball to seal the victory.

The next in the series of Island Construction tournaments will be held at Old Colony Club on December 3. Entries close at 7.30 p.m., on Wednesday, November 30.

Wednesday's schedule (home team listed first): St. George's D&SC v Nationals; Sandys SC v Warwick; Old Colony Club I v Queens I; Police v Old Colony Club II; Old Colony Club III v Spanish Point.

SAILING SLG Alexandra Crane once again proved that she is the `queen' of the optimists as the youngster sailed to first place during racing in Hamilton Harbour over the weekend.

The budding female ace was in fine form throughout the seven race series, winning four to go with a second and third place finish. Such was her domination that Crane did not even bother taking the water for the seventh and final outing, instead using it as her drop score.

Her point total for the series of eight was two-and-a-half better than second place Alexander Lines, with Alexander Kirkland well back on 17 in the third position.

Anyone interested in competing is welcome to do so. There is no cost and three weekends remain for this year. For more information contact 295-7935 or 292-3366 ext. 210.

ROAD RUNNING RUN A new road running series, sponsored by the Olympic Club, will be launched tomorrow at lunch-time.

The 4 kilometre event, starting from the club on Dundonald Street at 12.30 p.m., is aimed at both the serious and not-so-serious runners. Races will be held over the next four Wednesdays at the same time and over the same route.

Olympic Club spokesman Nick Jones said yesterday: "Basically it's a club promotion and we'd like to see as many people come out as possible. It's really just a fun event.

GOLF GLF Bermuda Golf Association will hold their monthly medal at Ocean View this Saturday. Entries should be called in to Tom Smith on 238-1367 before 6 p.m.

today.

TABLE TENNIS PP The following matches have been brought forward from December 20, to tonight (home teams listed first, matches begin at 7.30 p.m.): Hamilton Parish v Wolves II; Eastern Stars v Southampton Princess I; The Centre v Prison Officers; Southampton Princess II v Social Club; Wolves I v Christian Rovers; West Indian Association v Bermuda College.

CRICKET CRI There will be a meeting for all Cleveland County cricketers tonight at 7.30 p.m. at the club.

Bermuda Umpires Association will hold a meeting this evening, starting at 7.30, at the Department of Youth and Sports.

The Devonshire Rec. Barbados tour group will meet on Thursday night at 6 p.m.

at the club.