Club next month.

Customs officials and firemen are invited to do battle with the policemen at the inter-services event.

Members of the Bermuda services interested in testing out their ring skills should call Police HQ on 295-0011 and ask for Dc Fryer of Central CID or Pc Robinson of the Cycle Squad.

SAILING SLG Michael Emery continued to roll up the wins as sailing action continued over the weekend in the Great Sound.

The J-24 ace recorded his fifth and sixth victories to remain undefeated in the current series and stands 151 points ahead of nearest competitor John Musson.

Two points back in third is Kate Williams while Rob Gibson is a further point behind in fourth.

Meanwhile, only eight points separate the top three boats in the IOD Class with Martin Siese clinging to the top spot on 131 points, three-and-a-half ahead of Jordy Walker. Peter Bromby remains in third spot.

In the Etchells class, Tim Patton took advantage of blunders by previous leaders Alan Williams and Buddy Rego to seize first place.

While Williams and Rego struggled to 11th and sixth places, Patton grabbed a first and a second to move 113 points ahead. Patton has 143 points to 261 for Williams and Rego.

Mark Rowe continues to enjoy a comfortable cushion in the Luders, having finished no lower than second for the entire season to date. He wound up in that position twice on Saturday to keep his place at the head of the fleet in the race for the Hurst Trophy.

SOFTBALL SOF Athletics beat G/C 12-8 as Craig Terrell had a perfect four-for-four night and Bradley Barton and Glen Creighton both hit home runs in their three-for-fours on Monday night.

Athletics took over the lead in the fifth inning when they scored four runs off six hits. They scored three more runs in the sixth to secure their second win of the season as Shawn Tucker got the win and Dave Lechner was tagged with the loss.

For G/C, Mike Reed went three-for-four and Randy Richardson two-for-four, which included two homers and three RBIs.

Bowring edged by B/S 8-6 as Richard Moynihan and Maureen Moynihan both went three-for-four for Bowring as Ursala Leckie got the win and Steve Green suffered the loss.

A four run, five hit sixth inning put Bowring ahead 8-6 and they held on to seal their first win of the season. Colin Wagner went three-for-three, including two homers, four RBIs and a triple while Trevor Brooks supported with two-for-four in a losing cause.

In the other game Arthur Anderson beat IRM 8-4 as Mat Gorman went three-for-four and Tony Cordeiro two-for-four. Anderson rallied for five runs off five hits in the fifth. The winning RBI came off Mark Cordeiro's double in the fifth inning rally.

For the losers Steve Hanton went three-for-three while John Brossard went two-for-three. Jim Collins was the winning pitcher while Todd Lahti suffered the loss.

SQUASH SQU The Bermuda girls team won their second match of the Pepsi Junior Caribbean Squash Championships last night, beating Cayman 2-1 to place second overall in the girls section of the tournament.

First place went to Barbados, led by 17-year-old Andrea Goodridge. Goodridge and her teammates Sarah Moorjani and Carla Jackson dominated the girls section, winning all their matches.

Nicola Swan continued to impress with an emphatic win against Phillipa Byles of Cayman in under 14 play. Her powerful serve and long reach dominated the game which she won 3-0 (9-2, 9-2, 9-0).

Bermuda's Ashley Johansen lost by a similiar margin to Cayman's Emma Paterson in under 16 play and again it was left to girls captain, Carolyn Young, to settle the outcome. She completely overpowered Oona Graham-Taylor of Cayman 3-0 (9-0, 9-0, 9-2) and has suffered just one defeat, against Barbados' Goodridge.

Young and Goodridge are likely to face each other again in Saturday's final of the girls under 19 division.

In the boys, Bermuda narrowly lost in their final team match against Cayman but not without a struggle. Nick Kyme (under 12) continued in fine form with a 3-0 drubbing of Cayman's Matthew Wight (9-0, 9-3, 9-0). He has won all his matches with ease and is strongly tipped to win the under 12 title.

Marco Bortoli lost in straight games to Cayman's Nick Bullmore (under 14), while Tommy Sherratt made short work of Stewart Forster 3-0 and remains unbeaten in team competition.

The Bermuda boys team finished third overall, but the Bermuda team (boys and girls) finished second overall. Guyana wrapped up the boys team championship with a 4-1 win over Barbados.

Today is a rest day for all the competitors except for two matches in under 19 boys individual.

The individual tournament runs from today through Saturday and anyone wishing to view the games is invited to visit the Devonshire Courts from 4pm to 8pm daily. Admission is free.

TENNIS TEN Ricky Mallory and Donna Bradshaw are the top men's and women's singles seeds for the BLTA Heineken Tennis Tournament which starts today at the Tennis Stadium.

Jerome Bradshaw is the number two seed behind Mallory with Brian Way third and Mike curry fourth. Gill Butterfield is the number two women's singles seed and she and Bradshaw will team up to head the women's doubles seeding.

Curry and John Moore are the number one men's doubles seeds while brother and sister pair of Jerome and Donna Bradshaw are the top mixed doubles seeds ahead of Butterfield and Curry.