This low scoring match did have its highlights as Clem Lespere rolled a 226 game to lead the losers while Wayne Kelly's 223 and Carl Reid's 230 paced the winners.

Tools and Equipment rolled to a hard fought 21-9 win over Lite Ice as they posted the third high team game of 997 and second high series 2853. Lite Ice managed the high team game of 1013.

Conrad Lister rolled a 617 series for the winners while Mike Lambe had a second high game of 237 and team-mate Oscar Andrade a 237 for the losers.

Stevedoring kept up their winning ways with a 27-3 victory over short-handed Terminators who have had trouble fielding a five member team each week.

Miles Smith led Stevedoring with a 234 game and top series of 653 as his team had the third high team series of 2769.

Marlboro beat Thompsons 21-9 with Doug Hines rolling second high series of 624 and Ricky Lines assisting with the top game of 239. Marlboro rolled the second high team game of 1006 and top series 2880.

Team Metro crushed New Breed 27-3 in the other match.

JUNIOR GOLF GLF Torrential rain all but washed out last Saturday's junior golf action although the younger groups did manage to finish nine holes at Southampton Princess where Steven Roy fired an excellent three-over-par 30.

Ted Terceira followed, four shots back on 34, with Jarryd Dillas taking third on 36.

In Group Two, Kwame Caisey carded 33 to lead the way, four ahead of David Smith and Davin Smith on 37, David taking second on retrogression.

In the previous week's senior/junior tournament at Belmont, Neil Fenton and Jim Teron took top honours with a seven-under-par 63. Low gross went to Patrick and Andrew Trott with an even par 70.

This weekend's junior play takes place at St. George's GC.

POOL POO Brian Walker landed two titles in the first tournament on the schedule on Saturday at Hamilton Parish, winning the singles and then teaming up with Mike Zimmerman to take the doubles title in the Heineken Cup.

The top players in the league battled for both doubles and singles titles, with Walker and Zimmerman beating Andre Burgess and Disney Wade 4-1 in the doubles final.

They reached the final by defeating the pre-tournament favourites of Gary Bascome and Greg Falzone in a tight semi-final encounter.

The final was not as close as Walker and Zimmerman won comfortably over Burgess and Wade, who defeated the remaining home team of Richard Foggo and Michael Burgess to reach the final.

The singles tournament also featured Walker and Zimmerman in the final, which Walker came from behind to win 4-3.

The singles nearly began with an upset as Paul Mathias of Robin Hood found himself with a straight shot on the eight-ball to knock out Walker in the second round. Mathias potted the eight-ball but then scratched the cue-ball to give a relieved Walker a spot in the next round. In the best of seven final, Zimmerman dominated early to take a commanding 3-1 lead, before Walker replied with two eight-ball run outs to take the title 4-3.