Harris Bay field. Scores: Somerset Old Boys 297, Harris Bay Old Boys 144.

Despite losing Kenny Cann in the ninth over when the score was seven and number three batsman Tucker when the score was 22, Somerset overcame some tight early bowling from openers Dennis Musson and Sinclair Archibald as Aaron Sabir, the other opening batsman, and Roberts added 70 for the third wicket before Sabir departed for 34.

Roberts took over the senior role and paced the Somerset scoring with some attacking strokes, getting support from Milton Pringle who hit eight fours and two sixes in his knock of 54 while Ray Simons chipped in with 44 in the tail-end. He hit four sixes and two fours.

Vice-captain Gibby Wainwright was the top bowler for Harris Bay with three for 52 from eight overs while Maxwell Trott claimed two for 43 off 10 overs and Larry Smith two for 51. Dennis Musson, who gave up 24 runs in his last over, finished with one for 56 from 11 overs.

Brothers Gibby and Dennis Wainwright gave Harris Bay a good start to their run chase with 62 for the first wicket before the latter departed for 35, which included three sixes and three fours. Gibby was next out for 30 when the score was 75 as Reggie Tucker picked up his first wicket.

Before long, Harris Bay slumped to 89 for five and then 114 for nine before a last-wicket stand of 30 between Eugene Smith (23) and Maxwell Trott (10 not out) delayed the inevitable. Tucker claimed a wicket in each of his first four overs, two more in the seventh and another with the fourth delivery of his ninth over to end the match. Bernard Brangman supported with two for 29 from six overs and Kenny Cann, who also opened the bowling, claimed one for 30 from seven overs. Somerset used just four bowlers.

Somerset Bridge Recreation Club, in conjunction with Hamilton Parish, will be hosting a Women's Cup Match at White Hill field next Saturday.

The match will start at noon and the open format will be adopted. It is anticipated that this classic will become an annual event between select teams from the east and west.

There will be an official opening and those women who played for the Rosebuds cricket team in the 1930s and '40s will be recognised.

West players are reminded that there will be a training session at White Hill field today at noon.

VOLLEYBALL VOL Team Dig won the Bud Light Open four-a-side Co-Ed Volleyball Tournament last weekend at Horseshoe Bay when they defeated Buddies 12-10, 11-8 in the final of the 16-team competition.

The tournament started with four groups of four, from which the top two from each group moved into the quarter-finals. They were Buddies, sponsored by Mossimo, Body Tech from the Budweiser pool, Sand Dudes, sponsored by Bananas, Makin' Waves from the Bud Light pool, Team Dig and the Bulls from the Evian pool and Smuggler's Reef and the Pelicans from the Gatorade pool.

In the quarter-finals, Team Dig beat the Pelicans 15-1, Buddies beat the Bulls 15-4, Makin' Waves got by Smugglers Reef 15-5 and Sand Dudes defeated Body Tech 15-6.

Buddles had an easy time in the semifinals where they beat Makin' Waves 15-3, 15-5 while the other semifinal was the real contest with Team Dig outlasting Sand Dudes 7-10, 11-8, 11-6 before going on to win the final.

There are four, two-person volleyball tournaments scheduled for the next two months, on September 18 (male and female), October 2 (co-ed), October 16 (male and female) and October 30 (co-ed). Those interested should contact Wes Toavs at 295-4070.

The annual general meeting is next Wednesday at the Department of Youth, Sport and Recreation beginning at 6 p.m. All members are asked to attend as decisions regarding next year's tournaments will be made.

The winter league begins in the second week of October. Those interested in playing should contact Beverly Kaplen at 236-0916 (evenings) or Lisa Dragon at 236-4646 (evenings).

SOCCER SOC Players who have transferred or whose registration has expired are required to report for picture-taking sessions at the BFA headquarters on the second floor of the Cedar Parkade Building on the following dates: September 7 -- PHC, Southampton Rangers. September 8 -- St. George's, Vasco.

September 9 -- Dandy Town, Devonshire Cougars. September 10 -- Hamilton Parish, Paget. September 13 -- Port Royal, Prospect. September 14 -- Somerset Eagles, St. David's. September 15 -- BAA, Wolves, Young Men's Social Club.

September 16 -- Coca-Cola, Exiles. September 17 -- Fire Services, Forties, Island Rangers. September 20 -- Genesis, Valley. September 21 -- KPMG, Lobster Pot. September 22 -- Robin Hood, Spinning Wheel, St. George's All-Stars.

September 23 -- All Junior Teams. September 24 -- All Junior Teams. October 2 -- All Mini-Minor teams. October 24 -- Bantam and Minor teams.

TABLE TENNIS PP The Bermuda Table Tennis Association will hold its annual general meeting on Tuesday, starting at 7.30 p.m. at The Centre.

Tuesday will also be the deadline for team registration.

Eastern Stars will hold a training session for all those interested in playing for the club during the upcoming season tomorrow at 11 a.m. at St. George's Cricket Club.