Carlton Fraser went a perfect three-for-three with a home run and six RBI for Prison Officers in a 27-18 trouncing of Robin Hood.

Gary Smith also went three-for-three, while Carl Lambert produced four hits and four RBI in a losing effort for Hood.

Another power struggle witnessed Skandia Sabres administering punishment to the tune of a 27-11 walloping of Arthur Anderson. Chris Fullerton and Stewart McCrae knocked in six and five runs respectively.

BF&M crossed the plate 25 times against Bacardi Bats, winning 25-19 as the "Dannys'' -- Soares and Bucher -- were prevalent with the bat garnering nine runs between them.

In other matches, Imperials edged Team Fashions 16-15, Home Run Hogs disposed of Sousa's Lawncare 18-11 and Marsh and McLennan did away with Kempe and Whittle 15-7.

BOWLING BOW The first position round of the Miller High Life Bowling League produced a wide range of results, from tension-filled nail-biters to blatant blow-outs.

Performing the latter were current league leaders Tools and Equipment, who bullied their way past Marlboro, rolling top team games of 1,016 and 1,062.

Marlboro were unfortunate to find the trio of Conrad Lister, Ty Williams and Steven Riley all in good form, which gave them little chance for survival.

Lister weighed in with a top series of 642, while Williams and Riley contributed games of 234 and 224 respectively.

Meanwhile, Stevedoring Services moved into third place on the tails of a 191 -101 win over Goslings, taking the final series by only 11 pins, with all three games settled in the 10th frame.

Remaining matches had Terminators defeat Thompson's Towing 151 -141 , New Mix Ups down Signature Card 20-10 and Team Spirit outgun Spoilers 191 -101 .

Tomorrow's schedule: Stevedoring Services v New Mix Ups; Terminators v Signature Card; Spoilers v Goslings; Team Spirit v Marlboro; Tools and Equipment v Thompson's Towing.

CRICKET CRI The Bermuda Cricket Umpires Association are holding a meeting tonight at the Department of Youth, Sport and Recreation boardroom starting at 7.30 p.m. All members are asked to attend.

SOCCER SOC Devonshire Cougars will hold a training session tonight at 6.30 p.m.

SNOOKER SNO Police shocked First Division leaders Sandys Sports Club II 4-1 with wins coming from Andy Wright, Kevin Kehoe, Tim Carr and Grant Tompkins.

Greg Falzone prevented the shutout by defeating Peter Thompson.

The loss was the first of the year for Sandys and leaves them with a slim one-point lead over Warwick.

Warwick narrowed the gap by shutting out Old Colony Club II behind triumphs by Steve Dunleavy, Wally Tucker, Dennis Eve, Steve Bremar and Reuben Burchall.

Ed Gumbs, Glenn Flood and Stephen Roberts led Queens I to a 3-2 victory over Sandys Boat Club I. Martin Siese and Grant Connor won games for Sandys.

Old Colony Club I edged St. George's 3-2 despite Billy Peniston's 88 points scored against Dave McLean. Robert Gaglio, Brian Haxton and Terry Southern won for OCC while Peniston and Jason Payne picked up St. George's points.

Paula Madeiros made a 23-break in leading Queens II to a 4-1 drubbing of Spanish Point. Conrad Soares picked up the lone victory for Spanish Point while Madeiros was joined by Chris Dakin, Nick Mansell and Wayne Adams.

Tyler Moniz, Paul Charleton, John Ray, Stephen Pantry and Kyle Thompson led Nationals to a 5-0 thrashing of Old Colony Club III. All of their wins were one-sided affairs except for Ray's narrow 48-40 win over Sandy Frias.

This week's schedule: Old Colony Club II v Sandys Sports Club I; Sandys Boat Club v Warwick; Queens Club II v Old Colony Club III; Sandys Sports Club II v St. George's; Old Colony Club I v Police; Nationals v Spanish Point; Old Colony Club I gets a bye.

HOCKEY HOC With most players in Puerto Rico for the CAC games, the A League of the Bermuda Women's Hockey Association remained suspended allowing the B League to take centre stage.

Police Orioles snatched a 1-0 victory over Cardinals in an entertaining game with Orioles starting only nine players. But they quickly established a good passing game to take the upper hand.

Claudette Baisden manipulated a hesitant Cardinals' defence to score the match-winning goal.

Cardinals roared to life in the second half, but were unable to get the ball past Orioles' goalkeeper Gertie Barker.

Meantime, Lisa Young was typically dangerous on the break and only the steady goalkeeping of Vicki Johnston prevented Cardinals from getting deeper in the hole.

In another game, Swifts found a very strong Canaries team too hot to handle and went down 7-0 as Lisa Haynes reaffirmed her position as the league's leading scorer with a second half hat-trick.

Despite their youth, Swifts showed good organisation and defended resolutely to keep the score at half-time 2-0. Constant pressure by Canaries began to pay dividends as they ran in five goals during an 18 minute period.

But Swifts never gave up and even created a couple of their own chances during the latter stages of the game.

DARTS DRT First-place BAA continue to burn up the Women's League with a 7-0 victory over HPWC on Friday, but upsets were prominent.

Moonglow knocked EEMYC out of fourth place when they produced a convincing 6-1 triumph in a well-played match.

Police dropped a 4-3 nail-biter against St. George's I, but St. George's could console themselves by winning the 1001.

St. George's II also lost 4-3 in a see-saw battle against Mariners. Doubles were played first, with each team winning one, then both teams won two single games each which tied the score at 3-3. Mariners then clinched the victory with the trebles. St. George's grabbed the 1001.

Second-place RAA have a game in hand since they did not play on Friday.

Friday's Schedule: EEMYC v Police East; Mariners v Moonglow; HPWC v St.

George's II; BPSA v BAA; St. George's I v RAA.