The Second Division makeup match between Devonshire Cougars and Hamilton Parish, which was postponed last week because of rain, has been rescheduled for tomorrow at Devonshire Rec at 9.00.

The match will be preceded by the Premier Junior Knockout Cup final between PHC and Somerset starting at 7.00.

Meanwhile the Commercial League Cup finals for A and B groups has been moved to BAA Field on March 17, having been switched from Bernard Park. At 7.00 North Village Rams will play Fire Service and in the 9.00 final Forties will take on Island Rangers.

There are also venue changes for the Mini Minor Knockout Cup B for this weekend. In the `upper eight' Dandy Town will play Paget in a game that has been moved to Gym field from White Hill, starting at 10.15, while in the `lower eight' Somerset Blues will play North Village Kids at West Pembroke at 10.15. That match was also moved from White Hill.

In the 11.15 match at West Pembroke, BAA Kids will play PHC Kids. The match was switched from Pig's field.

BOWLING BOW "Hel's Angels'' and "Think Pink'' were the respective Division one and two winners of the Bermuda Women's Bowling Association's 31st Annual Championships on the weekend.

Hel's Angels took top honours in Division one with a combined score of 3059.

Team members were Bernardeete Worrell, Maria Seaman, Debbie Glasgow, Helena Rawlins and Traci Lambe.

Second on 3055 were the "Then and Now'' team of Pat Price, Rosesheene Ottley, Vivian Griffiths, Ann Mitchell and Betty Lespere.

The group of Laura Simons, Kathie Caines, Wendy Smith, Lejay Robinson and Charlene Burgess made up thte Division two winning team of "Think Pink'' which had a score of 3018.

In second was "WON'' on 2963. They were made up of Dee Griffiths, Sandra Ford, Linda Lewis, Marilyn Saunders and Sue Simmons.

The championships continue next Sunday with the doubles and singles events with the prize presentation set for April 10.

A total of 21 teams competed in the championships, nine in Division one and 12 in Division two.

NETBALL NET 7-Up Netts all but clinched the Sunday League title when they blasted a hopelessly overmatched Boulevard 41-7.

The win, their 14th in a row, moved 7-Up Netts to 28 points, six ahead of second place Olympic Panthers, who have three games to play.

However, while Panthers can catch the leaders provided they win and Panthers lose all their remaining games, Panthers would also have to post an average victory margin of more then 100 points a game to stand a chance.

Panthers posted a 50-17 win over Cooper and Lines on Sunday to keep alive their flickering title hopes.

Meanwhile, in matches involving teams playing out the string Netts edged PCC in a thriller 34-33 while Wolves got the better of Running Rebels 37-25.

CRICKET CRI There will be a cricket meeting for all Bailey's Bay players tomorrow at the club starting at 6 p.m.

Flatts Victoria will be holding cricket training sessions every Tuesday and Thursday evening as well as on Sunday mornings at Flatts field.

The Bermuda Cricket Umpires Association will be holding a lecture on umpiring tonight at 7.30 p.m. at the Department of Youth, Sport and Recreation boardroom.

SAILING SLG The past weekend saw the dawning of the Optimist Dinghy Spring Series at Sandys Boat Club, with the first four races of the Optimist Pram Cup being sailed.

Under favourable 12-16 knot south-easterly breezes young Travis Burland seized the moment to record three first place finishes, which added to a second gave him the early series lead at 41 points.

Still, the burgeoning helmsman did not have everything go his way, especially during the opening race.

Midway through Burland indeed appeared to have a comfortable advantage over Jeff Steynor and Jason Simons. However, an excellent upwind leg by Simons had him seize the lead, leaving the other two to battle for second place.

Burland had the last laugh though in the final three outings with the closest anyone coming to usurping him occurring in the third race. On that occasion it was the late arriving William Thompson leading around the final mark, only to be undone by good tacking from Burland who won by a mere boat length.

Trailing Burland in the points standings are Steynor (12 points), Simons (123 ) and Thompson (13).

Racing continues on Sunday in Mangrove Bay with the first race starting at 11 a.m. All Optimist Dinghy sailors are welcome, SBC members and non-members. For further information contact Martin Siese at 295-7823.

SOFTBALL SOF A total of 10 games were played in the Commercial Softball League over the weekend, but the one featuring AIM against Anfossi & Butterfield must go down as one for the history books.

While covering just five innings there were yet 54 runs scored as AIM emerged 40-14 victors.

Understandably there were not many `swings and misses' with several members enjoying solid nights at the plate.

None were more prolific than Fraser Gray, who laced six hits for five RBI.

Teammate Rod Thoms included a home run in his package of five hits that accounted for a further six runs while El James likewise blasted a home run and had five RBIs.

Gray was also the winning pitcher, while a `bomb-struck' Tony Smith was saddled with the loss.

In other games Wildcats edged Ace Hogs 8-7, Bobcats outlasted Team Fashions 18-13 and Elbow Beach pelted Cooper and Lines 16-1.

Saturday witnessed Chips downing Docksiders 17-16 with Butterfield & Steinhoff later turning the tables on Chips 18-8 and Powerscourt blowing out Arctic Penguins 19-4.

Results from Friday saw Sandys best Arthur Anderson 17-3, Kempe & Whittle bolt past Bacardi Bats 12-9 and PTB defeat Centre Re 22-18.