With Bailey in sparkling form, it was left for the rest of the nine-strong fleet to battle for `scraps'.

Gladwin Lambert picked up most of those, recording two second place finishes and a third to place as the overall runner-up, while Byron McCallum was third overall after posting placings of fourth, fourth and third.

This Sunday witnesses another three race-series hosted by the west end club.

SWIMMING SW Bermuda's Masters National swim meet is scheduled for Saturday, July 13, at the Warwick Academy pool.

The meet will include short-distance races of 50 and 100 metres in all strokes with the exception of a 200 metre event in which competitors will be able to choose their own stroke.

Following a warm-up at 5.30 p.m., the first race will begin at 6.00. Swimmers can compete in up to three individual races and two relays.

More information is available from from the Warwick Academy and BASA pools as well as Sportseller in Hamilton.

MOTOCROSS SCR Bermuda Auto Cycle Union will hold their prize presentation for the 1995-96 season on Saturday at the Admiralty House upper hall, starting at 7.30 p.m.

The annual general meeting is tentatively planned for late August.

TENNIS TEN The Coral Beach and Tennis Club members tournament starts on Saturday and continues until July 13. Those interested in playing should contact Derek Singleton at 236-6495.