Marlboro had the second high team series of 2,732 but hot-rolling Terminators went one better with a 2,775 series and 1,039 game, both number one on the night.

For the winners, Quinton Mallory had the top series while Steven Paul turned in a 247 game and Kevin Swan a 230 game.

Carson Bean's top series of 621 helped pace Thompson's to a 241 -51 victory over Stevedoring Services, who had the third high team game of 965 and third high series of 2,702.

Ed Stovell was a stalwart for the losers with the second high series and game of 617 and 238 respectively.

League leaders Tools & Equipment got a scare from New Mix Ups but still managed to win 20-10.

Ty Williams returned the third high game of 234, which helped form a 603 series, as his side recorded the second high team game of 979.

Elsewhere, Gosling's eased past short-handed Team Spirit 26-4 in the opening match and Signature Card topped Spoilers 24-6.

Tonight's schedule: Thompson's v Signature Card, Tools & Equipment v Team Spirit, Marlboro v Stevedoring Services, Gosling's v Terminators, Spoilers v New Mix Ups.

Pembroke Juniors were back to their best last Saturday in the Barritt's Sportsmen's League, and Social Club were the unfortunate victims in a 19-8 hammering.

Juniors bowled the best series of 2,739 and top game of 1,005 and the consistency within the team was such that only Dean Lightbourne -- third high series of 585 -- made the individual honour roll.

Social Club's David Abraham was their lone shining star with a 231 second high game.

Buy & Sell returned the second high series of 2,659 and third high game of 948 in an 18-9 win over Sparks. Clifford Maxwell bowled the third high game of 227 for the winners.

Mini Forwarders' Chris Leverock was the night's top bowler. His 606 series, however, came in a losing cause as Forwarders went down to Warwick Reds 151 -111 . Leverock's team-mate Steve Wales had the second high series of 586.

What did the trick for Reds was their third high series of 2,602 and second high game of 955, no doubt aided by Leon Smith's top game of 247.

Saturday's schedule: Warwick Whites v Buy & Sell, Sparks v Young Blood, Mini Forwarders v Social Club, Pembroke Juniors v Warwick Reds.

SOFTBALL SOF Bobcats, Police Club and Wildcats were the winners during Monday's Commercial Softball League action at Bernard Park.

Bobcats beat Robin Hood 16-10 in the opening game with Tony Readwin having a perfect four-for-four and Terry West two-for-four for the winners while Reed Young went two-for-four in a losing cause.

Police, thanks to three-for-four outings from Shane DeMille and Clifford Roberts, edged by Ace Hogs 10-7. Nicole Jennings went two-for-three for Ace Hogs.

The night's action finished with the closest game of the three as Wildcats squeezed by Sousa's 5-4. Mark Monaghan and Gary Knight were the top batters for Wildcats, both going two-for-three.

Following are make-up games: Saturday: Kempe & Whittle v Centre Re (6.00).

Sunday: Sandys v Marsh & McLennan (1.30); BF&M v Centre Re (3.00); Wildcats v Imperials (4.30); Bobcats v Prison Officers (6.00); Team Xerox v Cock & Feather (7.30); PTB v Arthur Andersen (9.00).

Monday: Ace Hogs v Wildcats (6.00); Team Xerox v PALMS (7.30); BNTB Flyers v ACT (9.00).

Tuesday: BF&M v PTB (7.30).

INTERNATIONAL RACE WEEKEND MAR Qualifying trials for the Bank of Butterfield Mile series will be held at National Stadium on Saturday and Sunday. A record entry of 410 persons have registered for the weekend's event.

The fastest 20 qualifiers in the primary and secondary school, and local adults categories will be invited to participate in the finals on January 14 at 7.30 p.m.

The following is the schedule for this weekend's races: Saturday 1 p.m.: Primary girls 1.48: Primary girls 3.00: Secondary girls 3.24: Secondary boys 3.48: Adult females 4.00: Adult males Sunday 10 a.m.: Primary girls 10.36: Primary boys 11.36: Secondary girls Noon: Secondary boys 12.12: Adult females 12.24: Adult male Persons are requested to be at the stadium at least 30 minutes before their scheduled race time. There will be no rescheduled races. SOCCER SOC All Exiles players are asked to be at Shelly Bay field for Saturday's Commercial Division Knockout Cup match by noon.

CRICKET CRI There will be a meeting for the Devonshire Rec. Barbados tour group tomorrow at the club at 6.30 p.m.