victories.

Buy and Sell rolled the top team series of 2,800 and game of 988 as Miles Smith led the way with the high individual game of 235 and second high series of 615. Kevin Minors supported with the third high game and series of 224 and 611.

Sparks were second on the team honours list with their 2,656 series and 934 game, thanks to the efforts of Clevie Harris and Hank Rawlins. Harris claimed the second high game of 231 and Rawlins a 586 series to lead Sparks to a 22-5 victory over Mini Forwarders.

Pembroke Juniors locked up both the third high series and game with their 2,585 and 917 efforts, with Antoine Jones their top bowler. Jones was first on the series list with his 619 and also weighed in with a 221 game as Juniors beat Social Club 16-11.

With only four weeks remaining in the Miller High Life League the race for the top continues to narrow.

Leaders and defending champions Tools and Equipment appear to be doing their best to surrender the title won last year with several indifferent showings in their last few outings.

This fact was evident in the latest round when they were thrashed 22-8 by mid-table side Stevedoring Services, who seemed to enjoy playing the spoiler role.

Ed Stovell was the top kegler as he aided Spoilers to a team high series of 2,757, which more than offset the 2,641 posted by Equipment.

Marlboro, who stood to benefit greatly from the loss by the leaders, took full advantage of the opportunity in sweeping aside Spoilers 251 -41 since all four Marlboro team-mates posted `fives' on the night.

In other matches New Mix Ups upset Dr. Pepper 23-7, Thompson's Towing blasted Lite Ice 25-5 and Franklin Travel crushed Team Spirit 24-6 in a low scoring affair.

GOLF GLF Under windy and wet conditions, Bill Pitt, Jr. won the Ocean View Club Championships on Sunday, defeating Leroy Burch seven-and-six in the 36-hole final.

After the first nine holes Pitt was four-up and remained four-up after the first 18 holes. Once play resumed in the afternoon, Pitt increased his lead to nine-up after 24 holes. Burch tried to fight back but Pitt closed him out at the 30th hole.

Pitt, general manager of Ocean View, played quite well during the match. This is both his first year as general manager and also his first club championship title at the club.

Steven Carruthers, home from school in Canada, was the only player not bothered by the windy, wet conditions at Southampton Princess as he led all players with a five-over-par score of 59 in the junior golf tournament on Saturday.

Carruthers beat Michael Sims by four shots and the trio of Justin Barritt, Robert Spurling and David James by five to claim victory in the group four play.

In group three, B.J. Payne held off the late charge by Matthew Hocking to win by one shot, with a nine-over-par score of 63. In third place was Jon Lespere on 67.

Group two was very closely contested with Fraser Hunt shooting a 13 hole score of 47 to defeat Chris Smith by one shot and Aaron James by two.

Nick Dunkle had one of his best days as he led group one with a 13 hole score of 47 to win by three shots over Chris Brough, Mark Robinson and Aaron Burrows, all on 50.

In novice play held at the Horizons, Ryan Marshall shot 36 for nine holes to edge out Andrew Boyce and M.Smith by one shot.

TENNIS TEN The All Bermuda Tennis Club will hold their annual members tournament beginning on Saturday.

Entry forms are available and the events will be men's singles and doubles, women's singles and doubles and seniors and mixed doubles.