The teams are made up of former members of Somerset's Cup Match team and past Eastern County Cup players.

To be eligible to play in the game players must be over 40 years old and must not have played competitive cricket for at least five years.

The Old Boys classic designates a different charity each year and some of the previous recipients have been The Sunshine League, Hope Homes, St. John's Ambulance Brigade, the Somerset Brigade Band, Summer Haven and the Mount Zion AME Church which was damaged during Hurricane Emily in 1987.

This year donations will go towards Ashfield Smith who suffered a stroke two years ago. Smith has been an active member of the Old Boys for 39 years and was treasurer when he became ill.

Squads: Harris Bay Old Boys: Lional Darrell (captain), Gilbert Wainwright (vice-captain), Dennis Musson, Donald Trott, Sinclair Archibald, Donald Smith, Larry Smith, Maxwell Trott, Dennis Wainwright, Eugene Smith, Mike McGowan.

Reserves: Erskine Berkeley, Delmon Talbot, Don Smith. Umpire: Rodwell Talbot.

Scorer: Wilton Smith.

Somerset: George Wade (captain), Reggie Tucker, Neville Whitecross, Junius Durrant, Aaron Sabir, R.Simons, Milton Pringle, Mel Roberts, Kenny Cann, Eugene Woods, Campbell Simons. Scorer: Howard Berkeley.

There will be colt Cup Match training sessions tonight and tomorrow at 6 p.m.

at Somerset.

SAILING SLG The Bermuda crew of Derek Ratteray, Kevin Blee and Ben Cesare grabbed a third place finish after three races in the Etchells 22 Long Island Sound Championships at the weekend.

Defending champion Dennis Connor reeled off a pair of exciting first place finishes in the first two events, which featured a competitive fleet of 23 sailors, while John Kenerson of Virginia Beach, Virginia landed in second place.

Sailing in a borrowed boat, Rangoon , the Bermuda trio got off to a slow start, managing only a tenth place finish in the first race but moved up to fourth place after the second event. The racers blamed the poor finish in the first race to a dismal start and a ripped spinnaker in the second run.

The wind was a factor in the third race and the Rangoon crew found their form, beating America's Cup veteran Connor, who managed a seventh place finish after a late start.

Overall, Kenerson won the day with Connor finishing in second place.

The second day's racing was postponed because of a lack of wind. The regatta was subsequently reduced to a three-race event from the first day.

Final results: (Using an Olympic scoring system) 1. John Kenerson, 11.7 points; 2. Dennis Connor, 14 points; 3. Derek Ratteray, 24 points ; 4. Brian Kelley, 25.4 points.

POOL POO The 1993 Bermuda Pool Open takes place on Sunday beginning at 12 noon at the Swinging Doors on Court Street in Hamilton.

On the schedule will be men's and women's eight and nine ball and doubles competition. Entry fee for each event is $10.

Schedules for the upcoming pool league season, which begins on September 23, will also be distributed at the open.