An entry fee of $3 is required from non-members while Pacer members pay $2.

The following is the schedule of events: 3.30: Registration 4.00: Boys/Girls Under 10 long jump, Male/Female Open shot put 4.30: Boys/Girls Under 13 long jump, Male Female open javelin 4.45: Boys/Girls all ages 800 metres 5.00: Boys/Girls all ages 200 metres 5.20: Male/Female Open 3000 metres, Boys/Girls Under 10 high jump, Boys/Girls long jump 5.50: Boys/Girls all ages 100 metres, Boys/Girls under 13 high jump 6.20: Boys/Girls 400 metres and triple jump 6.40: Male/Female Open 1500 metres, Male/Female high jump 6.55: 4x100 metres relay BASKETBALL BAS Defending summer league champions Metro had no problem despatching Peoples Pharmacy on Tuesday.

Pharmacy held their own in the first half and trailed Metro by just 27-20 at half-time.

In the second half, however, Metro's experience proved decisive as they pulled away to win 70-42.

H.Davidson scored 15 points and U.Richardson 14 for Metro, while Pharmacy's L.Matthews got 12.

Somerset Rebels and Dream Team had a tough battle, with Rebels finally winning out 53-50.

For Dream Team, who had several of their regular players missing, it was the first ever loss in an opening game of the season.

Somerset's three-point field goal shooting led them to victory, with G.Crockwell the top scorer with 13.

T.Stevens and G.Douglas both put 11 points on the board for Dream Team.

In other action on Tuesday, Cable Vision got the better of Young Guns by a score of 63-54.

On Wednesday, Somerset followed up their surprise win over preseason favourites Dream Team with a workmanlike performance in their 56-28 triumph against Warwick Academy.

No match for the size and strength of the Somerset team, the Warwick youngsters were helpless against the onslaught. Somerset were led by K.Stovell with 15 points and B.Smith, who had 12. Jazine Smith contributed nine for the leaders and R.Scott six.

Meanwhile Dream Team rebounded from their opening game loss to trounce Fire Services by 18 points with V.Lambe leading the charge, pouring in 14 points and adding five rebounds. D.Richards also got into the act scoring 12 and snatching seven boards.

Dream Team controlled from start to finish, never allowing their opponents to get on track.

In the remaining game, St. George's held off Peoples Pharmacy for a well earned 56-53 win.

J.Eastmond of St. George's had a field day producing 23 points and six rebounds to offset 14 by counterpart Lou Matthews, who registered 14 points and seven rebounds.

Next week's schedule: June 29: Cable Vision v Bank of Bermuda, Young Gunbs v Tucker's Tees, Bratt Pack v Purvis June 30: Purvis v Cable Vision, Fire Services v Bratt Pack, Somerset Rebels v Young Guns July 1: St. Georges Express v Bank of Bermuda, Metro v Fire Services, Peoples Pharmacy v Warwick Academy, Meyer Flyers v The Centre GAME FISHING FSH Elwood Harry, president of the International Game Fish Association, died last week aged 78.

Well-known in Bermuda fishing circles, Harry presented the awards at a tournament here in the late '70s.

RUGBY RUG Kieron Peacock was re-elected this week as coach of the national rugby team.

Peter Booth will continue to serve as his assistant, while Richard Raistrick will carry on as youth development officer.

Meanwhile, training and skills sessions for national squad members and prospective members start next Wednesday evening at Saltus.

The sessions will be held from 6 p.m. until 8 p.m. every Wednesday in July.

SAILING SLG Peter Bromby and Paul Fisher are staging a pre-Olympic barbecue and disco at Horseshoe Bay Beach House next Friday night.

The function will help to raise funds for their Olympic campaign.

SNOOKER SNO Snooker has returned with the start of the Super Six tournament, and after the first week of play Old Colony Club I has taken the early lead thanks to a 6-1 win over their second team OCC II.

Mike Mitchell and Phil Lambert each played significant roles in the victory, winning two frames each over Stan Fearis and S.A.Moniz. Robert Gaglio split two games with Fred Smith but picked up the high break point with a 19.

A hat-trick by Greg Falzone spurred Queens I on to a 5-2 triumph over Queens II. Falzone won two games from Chris Dakin and made a 35 break. Roger (Sticks) Henderson, playing for Queens I, split two games with Nick Mansell and Steven Roberts went 1-1 against Glen Flood.

In the only other match, defending champions National Sports Club downed Police 5-2.

Next week's schedule: OCC I v QC I; QC II v PRC; NSC v OCC II SOCCER SOC North Village will hold a meeting on Monday (6 p.m.) for all registered players for the 1992-93 season in the Bantam, Premier, Alliance, Senior and Commercial divisions.

Devonshire Cougars will hold a meeting for all footballers at 7.00 this evening.

SOFTBALL SOF The rain subsided long enough for two out of three matches to be played at Bernard Park Wednesday night and saw Blue Sox and Flyers both record victories.

Blue Sox capitalised on a three-for-four night by Willie Hill which helped propel them to 9-6 win over strugglers Warwick. Warwick though made the most of their seven hits but with losing pitcher Vagunel Smith allowing 14 they were destined to wind up with the short end of the stick.

Meanwhile, in slow pitch action, Flyers and Cable Vision combined for 26 runs with the former accounting for 16 and the latter 10.

Flyers' Mark Rousell was a perfect five-for-five in aiding winning pitcher Camerenaud. James McCartho took the loss.

Hornets game against Devils was rained out.

Results of last Friday's games: Eaglettes d Jets d 13-12; Warwick Reds d Peppers 5-2; Royals d Angels 9-3.

Play was rained out on Saturday, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. A new make-up schedule will be announced next week.

TARGET SHOOTING SHO Sinclair C. Rayner won the weekly shoot at the Prospect Range with a score of 193 out of 200 on Wednesday.

Nelson Simons, the competition leader, was one point behind Rayner.