Memorial Trophy after capturing line and Cruising Class honours in the Round the Island Seagull Race on Saturday.

The pair powered their craft Sea Fever around the 42-mile course in a time of six hours, 16 minutes and 35 seconds. Following them across the line were `A' Class winners Allan Powell and Glenn Clinton aboard Black Cheeks , while another Cruising Class entrant, Muzzi , piloted by Warren Brown Jr. and Doerte Westphalen, was third. Meanwhile, Hans Olander and crew Martha Mora once again turned the trick in driving Seal to first place among the Traditional Dinghies.

All entrants were clocked over a measured distance before the race and assigned a handicap to ensure everyone a fair chance. All set out circling the island in a counter-clockwise direction starting and finishing at Long Island.

Race chairman Richard Amos recorded the fastest overall time as his newly-christened, 24-foot Nastiupset sped around in 3:21:35 for an average speed of 12.53 mph. Two other purpose-built craft --"Sreaming Flea'' (John Edmunds/Leroy Maitland) and "No Guano'' (Brian and Vicki Lightbourne) had finishing times of 3:59:08 and 4:30:00 respectively.

A special award for persistence went to Douglas Anfossi and Kevin Winter, who completely dismantled their engine three times along the way to correct a fouled cooling system. Their marathon rounding took over nine hours, but in the true spirit of the race they gallantly crossed the line under their own power.

SOCCER SOC The Bermuda Youth Sports Programme will start registration for the upcoming soccer season on Saturday.

Registration will be held at the gate of the NAS Annex in Southampton from 9.00 a.m. to noon. There will be two divisions -- five to eight, and nine to 14. Parents are to bring proof of their child's age.

The fee is $20 and there will be an optional additional $10 fee which will entitle the child to play basketball in February and baseball in May.

Registration will also be held on September 5 and September 12 between 9.00 a.m. and noon.

For further information call Cisco Gordyk after 6 p.m. at 238-3123.

SOFTBALL SOF Play-off game four of the women's softball championships saw PCC Royals defeat Eaglettes 8-6 to even the series 2-2.

Jo-Ann Edwards drove in the winning run for Royals while teammate Earlene Wilkinson drove home three runs with her only hit -- a double. Debra Rollins and Saberina Richardson went two-for-four for the losers.

Royals scored five runs on two hits in the fourth inning to take a 6-1 lead, but Eaglettes came back to make a game of it before losing out.

In slow pitch play IRM beat Bud Lite 8-7 behind Brett Kohli and Ken McDonald.

Kohli went three-for-three and McDonald two-for-three for IRM while Tim Hayward led the losers with a four-for-four night.

Cooper and Lines defeated Butterfield and Steinhoff 20-15 with Gary Flood and Keith DeCosta both getting three hits. Trevor Brooks went three-for-four for the losers with Dan Koshowski two-for-five.

BPSA Simbas slammed Cable Vision 27-12, thanks to Don Griner's perfect night at bat going four-for-four and Scott Stragh two-for-three. Randy Brangman went four-for-four for the losers and Harold Minors three-for-three.

Make-up games this weekend: Saturday -- Fly Chef v G & C, 4.30; G & C v Fly Chef, 6.00; Casualties v Whittle, 7.30; P.M. v Tees, 9.00. Sunday -- Bowring v B & S, 3.00; B & S v Gorillas, 4.30; Whittle v Tees, 6.00; Devils v Candians, 7.30; Warwick v Hornets, 9.00.

THIRD BOAT HOME -- Brian Clinton and Louis Caisey aboard Last One.