In the Mini-Minor Knockout B Division, PHC eased past Boulevard Reds 3-0, on the strength of a hat-trick by Justin Lambert.

In other matches, Paget had little trouble downing Dandy Town Green 3-1, St.

David's hammered BAA Youth 4-0, Somerset Blues tore apart North village Kids to the tune of 5-0, Wolves destroyed St. George's 7-0 while BAA Kids narrowly got past PHC Kids by the odd goal and North Village Whites were winners by default over Southampton.

In the Minor Division, Wolves blasted St. George's 5-2 and Somerset ousted Devonshire Colts 2-1.

Play in the Bantam Division witnessed Cleo Nisbett leading PHC to a 2-1 victory against Devonshire Colts.

Meanwhile, Wolves with a goal apiece from Wolde Place, Keemo Smith, Marlon Simons and Reo Peniston upset high-riding North Village 4-2 as David Thomas and Kaiwon Dill notched replies for the losers.

The Minor Knockout final between Somerset and PHC at National Stadium on Saturday will start at 5.30 p.m. instead of 5 p.m. as earlier reported.

The Women's Soccer League takes centre stage tonight at Devonshire Rec., with champions BAA Telecom facing Somerset Terminators in the opener at 7 p.m. and Rude Girls tackling Dandy Stars in the 9 p.m. nightcap.

ROAD RUNNING RUN Ongoing road works under way along the South Shore have derailed plans for this year's Evian 10-Mile Road Race, scheduled for March 27.

Bruce Barritt, spokesman for the soft drink company, John Barritt and Son Limited, which sponsors the event, announced news of the cancellation in a press release yesterday, saying: "Evian Spring Water is the premium standard for bottled water and we could not authorise sponsorship of an event that would not be of comparable quality.'' BOWLING BOW The race for the Barritt's Sportsmen's League tightened considerably following most recent action with leaders Pembroke Juniors and second-placed Buy and Sell jostling.

Sell aided their cause greatly through a surprisingly one-sided 20-7 triumph over Juniors to move within two points leaders.

A team high series and game of 2,815 and 984 spurred Sell to victory with Jim Godwin's 593 series and Kevin Minors' 223 game contributing.

Meanwhile, third-placed Sparks inched closer on the tails of a 211 -51 demolishing of Social Club.

Remaining matches saw Mini Forwarders down Warwick Whites 25-2 and Warwick Reds defeat Young Blood 17-10.

Standings: 1. Pembroke Juniors 416-232; 2. Buy and Sell 414-234; 3. Sparks 3401 -3071 ; 4. Mini Forwarders 3321 -3151 ; 5. Warwick Reds 3151 -3321 ; 6.

Social Club 293-355; 7. Young Blood 2481 -3991 ; 8. Warwick Whites 232-416.

Tomorrow's schedule: Sparks v Warwick Reds; Mini Forwarders v Buy and Sell; Pembroke Juniors v Young Blood; Warwick Whites v Social Club.

TARGET SHOOTING SHO Carl Reid had a superb night of shooting at the Prospect Range on Wednesday, winning with his total of 198 out of 200. In second place was Frederick Paynter on 194. Reid (778 points), Paynter (761) and Nelson Simons (756), as the top three finishers in the Coral Reefs Rifle and Pistol Club season, have qualified to take part in the UIT World Cup USA to be hosted by the National Rifle Association at Fort Benning in Columbus, Georgia, from April 16-24.

CRICKET CRI Devonshire Rec., will be holding a training session on Sunday starting at 9 a.m. In the event of inclement weather a team meeting will be held in its place.