Devonshire Colts in the Mini-Minor A league as they hammered the latter 5-1 at home.

Meanwhile, in the B division, St. George's slipped by Hotels Blue 2-0 to advance into the next round of the competition.

Also, Devonshire Colts White and Wolves Black drew 1-1, North Village Kids bested BAA Kids 3-1 and PHC Kids benefitted from a no-show by Somerset Blue.

Justin Barritt, Michael Spence and Damien Hatherley all got in on the goal-scoring spree in PHC Blacks' 3-2 triumph over Southampton. Southampton got goals from Kwame Tucker and Mausio Akins, but fell short due to a solid PHC defence.

Leading the way for Paget in their 6-2 thrashing of BAA was Dion Stovell, who netted a hat-trick, with Kumandi Gibbons lending support with two goals and the other from the boot of Aronde Morris.

There are two switches involving Mini-Minor B knockout Cup matches tomorrow.

Wolves Black will play Hotels Blue at West Pembroke at 9 a.m. and Devonshire Colts Whites will meet St. George's Whites at 10 a.m. at the same venue.

TENNIS TEN The annual Father/Son Mother/Daughter Tennis tournament will be held March 10-13 at the Coral Beach and Tennis Club courts.

Participants from the United States and Britain are expected for the event which is sanctioned by the United States Tennis Association.

Inquiries should be directed to club professional Derek Singleton at 236-2233.

DARTS DRT The following have been chosen to represent Bermuda in the upcoming Caribbean Cup in Trinidad, scheduled to take place in October.

A meeting for the team and alternates will be held on Wednesday, March 9 at BAA. Anyone unable to attend should contact Steve Croucher at 292-1781 or 293-2615.

Men: Boyd Lewis, Frank Brewster, Vernon Daniels, John Holder, Norman Kromer, Steven Hayward, Gregor McQueen, Jimmy Pratt. Alternates: Robert Percy, Butch Krause.

Women: Terry Cartwright, Elizabeth Simons, Jean Clarke, Dawn Bealing.

Alternate: Brenda Hutton.

POOL POO Despite a 50 from Dion Berkeley, title chasers Swinging Doors were unable to prevent Robin Hood I moving past them into the top spot with a 201-180 triumph in recent action.

Hood were led by Anthony White and Nick Mansell, who both registered 46 points.

In another premier match-up, Queens Club rode the tails of a 43-point night from Trevor Mouchette and Chance McLean's 40 to edge Robin Hood II 188-185.

Meanwhile, Vasco I had no such difficulty in blasting sister side Vasco III 222-161 as all five Vasco I players had 40-plus games.

Remaining games saw Hamilton Parish sweep past War Vets 227-150 and Swinging Doors II best Mariners 201-177.

The race for the positions on the Bermuda team to tour Las Vegas continues to heat up.

Gary Bascome and Greg Falzone lead the men's averages with 8.98 and 8.78 respectively while Freya Robinson heads the women at 8.21.

This week's schedule: Vasco I v War Vets I; War Vets II v Vasco II; Hamilton Parish v Swinging Doors II; Vasco III v Mariners; Frog and Onion v Robin Hood II, Queens Club v Swinging Doors I.

YOUTH BASEBALL BAS The NAS Youth Athletic Association will be hosting baseball tryouts at Gate 1 complex at St. David's NAS tomorrow at 9.30 a.m. for nine to 13-year-olds and at noon for seven to eight-year-olds. Players are required to bring gloves, hats and baseball shoes.

All prospective coaches, assistants, umpires and other volunteers are also requested to attend the tryout and should be at the Gate 1 concession stand at 9 a.m.

For further information contact Dennis Lewin at 293-5110.

SOCCER SOC The annual soccer match between Elliott Street Deli and Butterfield and Vallis for the Tony Pizza Award will be played at Devonshire Rec. at 8 p.m. tonight.

Butterfield and Vallis will be trying to improve on their record which has them winning only twice in six years. The Deli, with four victories, are slight favourites in a match-up that should once again produce a close result.

CRICKET CRI There will be a meeting for all North Village commercial league players and anyone interested in playing this season on Wednesday, March 9 at 7.30 p.m. at the club.