Getting things rolling for the Police was Timmy Carr who blasted Tyler Moniz 87-20, including in the match a 22-break.

Rick Clarke followed up by edging Mike Tatem 47-45 on the black ball to put them up 2-0.

Nationals' captain Stephen Pantry kept his side alive with a 59-30 triumph against Gordon Harris, but Tony Lambert soon settled the issue in Police's favour by virtue of a black ball win against Paul Charleton.

Police thus join Queens and Old Colony Club as the only winners of the Gosling Cup.

The following are tonight's match-ups for the Four Star Pizza Open. All games start at 8 p.m. unless noted.

At Sandys Sports Club: G.Skinner v W.Peniston (7.30 p.m.); Z.DeSilva v L.DeSilva (9 p.m.).

At Warwick Workman's Club: D.Eve v S.Bremar (7.30 p.m.); S.Dunleavy v G.Harris (9 p.m.).

At Queens Club: G.Flood v S.Roberts At Old Colony Club: D.McLean v P.Charleton At Nationals: T.Moniz v H.Iris At Police Recreation Club: A.Wright v G.Falzone TABLE TENNIS PP At an emergency meeting of the Bermuda Table Tennis Association's executive committee sustained Hamilton Parish I's claim for an 11-0 default win over West Indian Association.

BTTA president Mansfield Smith said that all matches must start at 7.30 p.m.

after which time teams have the right to claim a forfeit. Visiting teams have the right to warm up on the table from 7.10 p.m.

The Masters Open Championship will be held this Saturday at Elliott School, starting at noon. The entry deadline is tomorrow at noon. Persons can contact Rawle Frederick (292-3999) or Mansfield Smith (297-0518).

The following is the BTTA's revised tournament schedule: Masters Open: March 6 (Elliott School).

Bermuda Open: April 10 (Elliott School).

Challenge Cup final: Hamilton Parish I v Eastern Stars (April 6, BAA, 7.30 p.m.).

League presentation: April 13 (BAA, 8 p.m.).

Tonight's league schedule: Wolves v BAA, Social club v Eastern Stars, Hamilton Parish II v Cleveland, Bermuda College v Southampton Princess, West Indian Association v Hamilton Parish I, Prison Officers v St. George's Community Centre.

SOFTBALL SOF Cock and Feather remained the only team in the Commercial Softball League with a perfect record as they blasted their way to two victories over the weekend.

Sandys Sports Club and Team Xerox were counted among their victims with the former getting trounced 24-7 while the latter succumbed 16-15.

Cock and Feather are now 12-0 in their chase for Division `A' honours.

Meanwhile, Team Xerox engaged in a low-scoring affair with Gateway Herd before emerging 6-1 winners.

On Sunday, Business Systems thrashed Alexander Insurance Managers 22-7, Centre Re. exploded for a 33-16 triumph over Advertising Associates, Bobcats scraped by Arthur Andersen 13-12 and ACT had their way with The Snowballs, defeating them 20-7.

COMMODORES CUP SP This week sees the Commodores Cup being challenged for by teams representing Police and the Royal Navy.

Police are the defending champions in this competition that has seven different sports being contested -- golf, rugby, target shooting, tennis, road running, soccer and tug-of-war.

The event began back in 1923 between the British Army -- then stationed in Bermuda -- and the navy. But 40 years later it was changed to include the local Police and since that time they have lost just once -- in 1987 -- and are favoured again this time.

This year's crew for the navy hail from the HMS Boxer, currently berthed in Dockyard.

The golf portion took place yesterday at Riddell's Bay Golf Club and had Police beat the Navy 2-0. Today has rugby, shooting, tennis and road running on the agenda with the remaining disciplines taking place tomorrow.

CRICKET CRI The Bermuda Cricket Umpires Association will be holding a meeting tomorrow starting at 7.30 p.m. at the Ministry of Youth, Sport and Recreation. The topic of discussion will be the upcoming convention.

North Village will hold a meeting tomorrow at the club (7 p.m.) for all players and anyone else interested in representing the team in the Commercial League.