Richard Basden went three-for-four with two homers and five RBI for Police while George Jackson went four-for-four.

For Fashions, Howard Ebbin went three-for-three with a homer and two RBI and Keith Trott two-for-four with two homers and three RBI.

The second game saw Wildcats stop Robin Hood 8-2 Mark Managhan going three-for-three with a homer and four RBI and Wayne Balcombe two-for-three.

Reid Young and Charles Dunstan went two-for-three for Hood. The winning pitcher was James Thomas and the loser was Peter Smith.

In the final game, Sousa's defeated Imperials 13-10 with Jeff Sousa going four-for-four and Albert Corday three-for-four with three RBI. Dion Bell went two for-three with a homer and two RBI for Imperials and losing pitcher Keith DeCosta two-for-four with a solo homer. Alan DeSilva was the winning pitcher.

SOCCER SOC Three Canadian schools from the Toronto area will be participating in a series of soccer friendly games beginning tonight at the BAA field.

In Bermuda will be Crescent School, Appleby School and Ridley College with Crescent playing Saltus (5.30 p.m.) and Appleby facing the BAA junior squad (7.30 p.m.) in the exhibition curtain-raisers.

Tomorrow will feature a pair of games -- Ridley and Saltus (1.30 p.m.) and Crescent against Bermuda's Under-15 National squad (4 p.m.) at Saltus.

There will be three games on Saturday with Ridley playing the Under-15 squad (3.30 p.m.) at National Stadium, Appleby facing Saltus (5.30 p.m.) and Crescent against Mount Saint Agnes (7.30 p.m.) at BAA.

CROSS-COUNTRY CC The next race of the Minute Maid Junior Cross-Country Series takes place on Saturday at Spittal Pond, beginning at 9 a.m. For more information, contact Joe Pagnam at 236-8252.