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A second-place finish during qualifying for the Nations Cup, participation with leading US woman sailor Dawn Riley during the recent Columbus Cup and formidable showings in several other overseas events all contributed to her garnering the prestigiou...

tournament came to an end yesterday when top-ranked Bermudian Earl Leader sent him crashing 7-5, 6-3 in the men's 45 singles final. "Earl made no mistakes and he made me pay for every one that I made,'' said an exhausted Kimmell following their two-h...

again because of players' bawdy antics at a post-game party last Friday night. Full frontal nudity was displayed on stage by the men. Corporation of Hamilton secretary Mr. Roger Sherratt said such behaviour was "totally unacceptable on Corporation pr...

Prospect made a bountiful jaunt from nearby confines atop the hill, entered the rabid Den and promptly devoured then Daihatsu Second Division leaders Wolves 3-1 last night. Two goals from Robert Goodchild and one from Anthony Mouchette in the first h...

off for their ICC Trophy warm-up tour of Jamaica on Boxing Day. The former West Indies fast bowler, who last weekend arrived here to coach the team for the competition in Kenya early next year, predicted that Bermuda would find no ICC team in Kenya a...

yesterday's Invitation Race at the Etchells World Championship currently underway in Brisbane, Australia. Under 10-12 knot breezes in Morton Bay, Patton and his two man crew of Brian Hillier and Aussie Nick Kingsmill got off to a decent start, only t...

her way to the finals of the Coral Beach Invitational Tournament when she defeated the unfancied, and unseeded, Anne Alpert 4-6, 7-6, 6-4 on a day of record marathon matches. Trailing 5-4 and love 40, the second-seeded Stolitzky held on to level the ...

$20,000 from the Bank of Bermuda yesterday. Bank senior vice president of personnel, Louis Mowbray, made the presentation and is pictured with, from left, Albert Steede, Charlie Marshall, Mowbray, Michael Holding, Ed Bailey, Clay Smith and Jeff Richa...

However, it was Xerox who first produced multiple fireworks when they erased a five run deficit in the top of the fourth, sending eight across the plate to take a 13-10 lead. But ACT responded in the bottom of inning with four runs, including a game ...

4, suffered its first casualty yesterday with news that Jaime Yzaga of Peru has been forced to pull out of the inaugural tournament because of an ankle injury. Tournament organiser Alec Anderson received word on Wednesday night from Yzaga's agent. Al...