Skandia 16-10 on Saturday.

The two victories lifted the Division C team into third place, a game behind first-place Sandys Sports Club and and a half game behind second-place Marsh & McLennan.

Robin Hamill helped pave the way for Sunday's dramatic victory with a grand slam home run in the eighth inning. John Lalone was four-for-four -- including four RBI -- in the losing cause for Bacardi.

A 21-0 shellacking of St. David's by Gateway Herd lifted them into a first-place tie with Snowballs and Cock & Feather in Division A.

Winning pitcher Nigel Godfrey limited St. David's batters to only one hit.

Iola Brunson sparked Gateway batters at the plate with three hits and five RBI, with assistance from Dick Hudson, who also smacked three hits, including a home run.

Ace Hogs inched their way closer to first in Division B with a 10-6 triumph over Imperials.

There will be a meeting tonight for members of Social Club Jets at 8 p.m. at the club.

BRIDGE BDG Local players continued their impressive showing as the regional bridge tournament continued on Sunday.

At the conclusion of the afternoon session, the top four spots in the Masters event were all occupied by Bermuda players.

In first spot was Lady Jacqueline Swan -- who was teaming up with Graham Fenton -- storming ahead with a 101 -point lead over Alan Douglas and Debbie Roberts, who were in second place. Close behind in third were Bill Tucker and Brian Mason, from Allentown, Pennsylvania, and in fourth were Nea Willits and Lynn O'Neill.

In the second session, Tucker and Mason posted another solid finish to win the event by 10 points over Ellasue Chaitt and Jim Linhart, who finished second.

Sewing up third was Mike Cappelletti and Susan Green.

Four Bermuda players also grabbed the top spots in the non-Masters event after the first session of Flight A play. First were Mona-Marie Gambrill and Ken Krassy followed by Garfield Karpiak and Gerry Vandermeer in second and Linda Mahaffy and Phil Shadick in third.

GOLF GLF Dennis Lowe was the gross winner of the monthly medal at Port Royal on Sunday, carding a 77.

Zane DeSilva beat Adrian Arnold by retrogression to win the net division for nine-and-under handicappers after both shot 71s. In the 10-18 handicap division, Erva Robinson shot a 71 to win by a stroke over Alan Cleave.

David Jenkins carded a 68 net to win the 19-and-higher handicap division by two strokes over Teresa Taguchi.

Erva Robinson and J.Burns were the closest to the pin winners amongst the women on the third and 16th holes while E.Fox and R.Lines were the men's winners on the eighth and 12th holes.

TABLE TENNIS PP Players are reminded that the deadline to enter the national championships, which begin on Saturday, is tomorrow.

Those wishing to register should contact Rawle Frederick at 292-3999 or Mansfield Smith at 297-0518.

Also, there will be a meeting of the Bermuda Table Tennis Association tomorrow at 7 p.m. at The Centre. Teams are requested to send two representatives.

Tonight's league schedule First Division: BAA v Southampton Princess I; Prison Officers v The Centre; Wolves v Cleveland; Bermuda College v Eastern Stars.

Second Division: Social Club v Christian Rovers; Southampton Princess II v West Indian Association.

SOCCER SOC Tonight's training session for PHC players begins at 6 p.m. instead of 6.30 p.m. because of the FA Cup quarter-final replay.