In the day's most exciting match between rival division leaders it was the west enders emerging triumphant by the slimmest of margins 42-41 over Tucker's Tees. Kevin Stovell scored 15 points to lead Somerset, offsetting 27 by Tees' Tom Sampson.

Other results saw Rick Santos helping Cablevision to a 104-51 thrashing of Fire Services with 24 points. Meyer cruised by The Centre 41-30 and St.

george's were too much for Purvis, winning 66-29.

CRICKET CRI St. David's claimed the Shell Youth Cricket League title Saturday as they easily disposed of previously unbeaten Nationals by nine wickets at Lords.

None of the visiting batsmen were allowed to get into double figures as the St. David's bowlers were deadly accurate, reducing their opponents to their lowest total of the season, 27.

Kameron Fox, the fourth bowler used, led the way with figures of three for three from only two overs. Others sharing in Nationals' demise were Toks Atiba and Burton Outerbridge, each claiming two wickets.

St. David's wasted little time in reaching such a small target and despite losing Angelo Cannonier for nought were never in trouble with Chris Foggo (24) and Outerbridge (4) polishing of the required runs.

St. David's now enter the semifinals of the Shell Youth Tournament Elimination Series firmly favoured. The dates for matches in this tournament will be announced next week.

Umpires for weekend cricket matches.

Limited Overs: Somerset v Flatts (G.Trott, R.O'Hara), Willow Cuts v Social Club (R.Butler,E.Marsh), Hamilton Parish v Bailey's Bay (A.Virgil, L.Arnett), Devomshire Rec v Nationals (J.Thompson, L.Tyrell), Cleveland v Somerset Bridge (M.Swan, D.Raynor), St. George's v Warwick (W.Pitcher, B.Minors), Western Stars v Southampton (G.Francis, M.Smith), St. David's v Police (M.Shabazz, W.Woolridge).

GOLF GLF The Bermuda Golf Association has selected a 10-man team to represent the Amstel League in a competition against a squad from the Professional Golfers Association.

The event will take place at Port Royal on August 8.

Team: Hank Ascento, Max Atherden, Chalmers Talbot, Joe Lambert, Malcolm Burgess, Cisco Gordyk, Stan Ingham, Richard Cox, Calvin Hendrickson, Eldon Raynor.

Also on that day, an `A' League Select will engage the `B' League's top 10.

Team captains are asked to confirm the availabilty of players and advise BGA secretary Tom Smith (238-1367).

`A' League team: Denton Outerbridge, Glen Robinson, Joe McRonald, Dennis Lowe, Marshall Minors, Brian Simmons, Devent Smith, Andy Wrigley, Paul Breslin, Allan DdeSilva.

`B' League team: Chris Garland, Judithanne Outerbridge, Adrian Arnold, Richard Krupp, Noel Smith, Junior DeSilva, Bob Legere, Adam Tufts, Michael Sousa, Patricia Morgan.

Meanwhile, last Saturday saw the Annual Heritage tournament played at the St.

George's Club with first place honours going to the foursome of Stan Ingham, Patricia Morgan, Kenny Ford and Quinton Burgess.

James Matthews and Norene Douglas are the new champions following the Sunset Finals held at Ocean View last Sunday.

Matthews won by the slimmest of margins, being declared the winner on retrogression after he and DeVent Smith ended the day deadlocked on 71. Smith found consolation though as he took home the gross prize.

Among the women, Douglas beat Louise Paynter into second place and Patricia Morgan grabbed gross honours.

Steven Lambert won the men's closest to the pin contest with Douglas doing so for the women.

LIFESAVING SEA Jaimie Pedro was the seventh member of the Bermuda team that competed in an event in Florida last weekend.

SAILING SLG Four champions were crowned on Saturday as the current sailing series came to an end.

Michael Emery, Tim Patton, Mark Rowe and Martin Siese all grabbed a piece of glory by winning their respective classes.

In J-24s, Emery sailed to two more wins to remain unbeaten in all eight races.

Second overall was John Musson with Rob Gibson third.

Patton entered the day virtually assured of taking the Etchells title and cruised home third in both races to end with a total of 81 points for the series. He finished well ahead of Allan Williams and Buddy Rego, who managed 201 points, and third place Scott Simmons (213 ).

The Luders class belonged to Mark Rowe, while Martin Siese headed the IOD fleet.

Stevie Dickinson and crew Wesley Tucker made the best of Friday evening's Snipe racing off Spanish Point, winning two of five races to capture the overall series by the narrowest of margins over rival Malcolm Smith.

Dickinson won the third and fourth races and was third in the fifth. Smith had two firsts and two seconds, but struggled after a false start in the third race.

However, Smith has filed a protest relating to an incident near the windward mark in the final race and this will be heard on Monday.

SOCCER SOC All BAA Second Division players are asked to attend a training session on Sunday, starting at 10 a.m. at the West Pembroke School field.