Social returned the high team series of 2,752 and high game of 994 with Ty Williams bowling the top game of 234.

Buy & Sell were led in reply by Kevin Minors, who had the high series of 624 and second high game of 224. They finished with the second high team series of 2,648 and third high game of 897.

Champions Pembroke Juniors and Sparks were locked in an equally close affair with Juniors winning 14-13.

Juniors had the second high team game of 907 while Sparks nipped them by six in the series category with a third high mark of 2,600.

Hank Rawlins, of Sparks, was the only bowler, however, to make the individual honours list with the second high series of 589.

Leon Smith was the remaining individual star with the third high series and game of 583 and 216 respectively in leading Warwick Reds to a 201 -61 thumping of club-mates Whites.

The other match saw Mini Forwarders crush Young Blood 25-2.

Tomorrow's schedule: Warwick Reds v Young Blood, Warwick Whites v Mini Forwarders, Sparks v Social Club, Pembroke Juniors v Buy & Sell.

Leaders Tools & Equipment defeated a short-handed Signature Card team 23-7 in enhancing their chances for a repeat championship in the Miller High Life League.

Tools recorded the season's high team game of 1,108 en route to the top series of 2,988 with Dean Lightbourn again in top form.

Lightbourn rolled a 258 game and 694 series with support from Ty Williams, who bowled the second high series of 640 and joint third high game of 234.

Thompson's beat Spoilers 22-8 with the third high team game and series of 915 and 2,709.

Stevedoring Services had the night's biggest win, a 27-3 shellacking of Team Spirit. Woody Jones rolled the third high series of 621 and second high game of 236 for the winners.

Gosling's continue to chase the leaders after a 20-10 triumph over once-powerful Marlboro. Gosling's had the second high team game and series of 988 and 2,719 with Oscar Andrade turning in the other 234 game.

The last match had Terminators top short-handed New Mix Ups 25-5. GOLF GLF Bermuda's low handicap golfers have been given a golden chance to compete in two prestigious amateur tournaments in Australia in less than two months' time.

At a Bermuda Golf Association meeting on Wednesday night, it was agreed that an invitation from the Australian Golf Union for two Island players to take part in the events would be accepted.

The first tournament is the Centenary International Amateur Team event from March 11-13, followed by the Centenary International Amateur Championship from March 16-20. The events will be played at the Australian and Royal Sydney golf clubs in Sydney.

Entries are limited to players with handicaps of three or less.

BGA secretary Tom Smith said yesterday the Association would put up $1,000 towards the players' air fares while the host country will provide accommodation.

However, players have only until next Friday to express their interest in representing Bermuda, after which, depending on the number interested, a local qualifying event will be held.

Players should contact Smith at 238-1367.