Entry forms should be returned to the International Sports Shop, The Sportseller or to PHC Club on Middle Road, Warwick. Race numbers will be issued on race day at PHC Stadium between 8.00 and 8.45 a.m.

There is an entry fee of $5 for juniors and $8 for 20 and over with late entry fees being $7 and $10. The entry fee for walkers is $2. Cheques should be made payable to Pembroke Hamilton Club Inc.

The race will start at PHC Stadium at 8.45 a.m. for the walkers and 9.00 for the runners.

The competitors will do a lap around PHC field before leaving the gate and taking a left turn onto Middle Road, heading west to Burnt House Hill. The course continues along Harbour Road before turning right onto Longford Hill and heading to Middle Road before turning right again and finishing back at PHC Stadium.

There will be awards for the first three finishers in each of the four categories, junior male and female (19 and under), male and female open (20-39), male and female masters (40-49) and male and female senior masters (50 and over).

CRICKET CRI Willow Cuts Cricket Club will be hosting a Junior Cricket Memorial Match tomorrow in honour of the late Louis (Junky) Fubler.

Featured will be two teams, one representing Cook's Hill and the other West Side.

The venue for the match will be Royal Naval Field, with the match set to commence at 11 a.m.

At 6 p.m. will be a junior prize presentation at Somerset Primary School auditorium.

Meanwhile, the senior team's prize presentation has been set for Saturday, September 30 at Club 21 in Dockyard, starting at 7 p.m.

WATERSKIING SKI Kent Richardson and Lea Butterfield guided Bermuda to 36th place overall at the recent World Water Ski Championships held in France out of 45 countries.

However, while Richardson chose to remain in Europe, Butterfield returned home delighted after a personal best performance which saw her score 1,010 in the trick component and one-and-a-half buoys at 18 metres in the slalom portion.

By comparison, Richardson totalled 2,200 in tricks and half-buoy at 14 metres.

France were overall winners followed by the United States and Canada. Bermuda finished ahead of such countries as Luxembourg, Hungary and Egypt.

Richardson has hinted at possible retirement before the next Championships, although Butterfield said that she would be doing her best to convince him not to.

SOCCER SOC PHC will be holding registration for all junior players -- from Mini Minor to Premier Division -- at the club starting at 6 p.m. tonight.

All parents are also asked to attend.

There will be a meeting for anyone interested in playing for Somerset Trojans bantam or junior teams tonight at the club at 6 p.m.

Deadlines reminders for clubs wishing to enter teams in the Shell Youth League for the 1995-96 season: Registration of teams including details of coaches and players is tonight.

Deadline for registration of Premier Division teams has been extended to October 2.

There will be a meeting of the Shell Youth Development Committee and all youth coaches and other club representatives has been rescheduled for September 30 at Devonshire Rec. at noon.

DARTS DRT Winter League play of the Bermuda Darts Association began this week with several matches.

A slight change in the rules has come into play for the new season, with the trebles being eliminated and a quad game one leg 801 implemented in its place to start matches.

Meanwhile, Belmont emerged as the big winners on opening night, beating BAA II 7-0 spurred by the talents of Gregor McQueen, Terry Cartwright and Steven Hayward.

McQueen started things off in tallying a 130 and was followed by perfect scores of 180 each by Cartwright and Hayward.

The only consolation for BAA was a triumph in the 1001.

In other First Division action BAA I defeated Nationals 4-3 in a tense affair that had Nationals get off to a good start in taking the quad only to have BAA come back to take the singles, both doubles as well as the 1001.