But it was a good night also for Wayne Kelly of Trojans who had a men's top game of 228 and third high series of 575 to help his team to a 3-1 victory over Royals.

Keith Wilson was also sharp but his efforts were not good enough to prevent Dymanic from being beaten 4-1 by Untouchables. He had a men's second high series of 588 and third high game of 224, while Frances Trott had a women's second high game of 222.

Traci Lambe was outstanding for Troublemakers as her women's 585 high series and 225 top game led the team to a 4-0 win over Last Minutes.

Myrna Outerbridge had a second high series of 580 and third high game of 218 as B's and G's beat Strikers 4-0.

Gaynette Hayward's 551 high series led Mix Ups to a 4-0 win over Strikers.

POOL POO Mike Zimmerman and Manuel Furtado of Vasco I and II and Robin Hood's Gary Sheppard all had perfect scores during latest action in the Bermuda Pool League. Vasco I beat Hamilton Parish II while Vasco II went down to Swinging Doors I and Robin Hood I stopped War Vets II. In other matches War Vets I beat Swinging Doors II, Robin Hood II beat Mariners and Hamilton Parish I got by Docksiders.

CRICKET CRI Ross Dowling will captain St. George's in the absence of Ryan Steede when St.

George's travel to Somerset tomorrow to defend their Colts Cup Match crown.

Steede led the St. George's bowling with five for 17 off 11 overs in last year's six-wicket victory while Jason Anderson, this year's vice captain, scored 50 not out. St. George's have retained the bulk of last year's team with this year's team also including Sammy Robinson, the Bermuda youth team captain, Kameron Fox, Michael Crockwell, Chaka DeSilva and Rudell Pitcher.

Team (from): Ross Dowling (capt), Jason Anderson, Angelo Smith, Sammy Robinson, Rudell Pitcher, Rudy Smith, Kameron Fox, Monte Hollis, Travis Smith, Chaka DeSilva, Uroy Fox, Marco Lovell, Ej Trott, Michael Kelly, Desmond Crockwell. Coach -- Clay Smith; Scorer -- Danica Gibbons. Transportation leaves club at 9.15 a.m.

TABLE TENNIS PP The Bermuda Table Tennis Association will hold a meeting on Tuesday evening at The Centre at 7.00 for clubs or organisations wishing to enter teams for the 1995-96 season. They are asked to send representatives.

Also, the meeting will be the deadline for the registration of teams for the season.

VOLLEYBALL VOL The Bermuda Volleyball Association announces the opening of registration for the 1995-96 Winter League.

Therer will be a men's and ladies' high `B'-`A' divisions and play will commence on Sundays from 3-9 p.m. beginning on October 15 at Saltus gym. The entry fee is $300 per team which is due with the registration form.

There is a maximum of six men's and six ladies' teams accepted on first come, first serve basis. Registration forms are available at the Pro Shop, Foot Locker, Sports `R' Us and International Sports Shop. Leave a message on 291-1898 for further details.

Meanwhile, the annual general meeting is next Thursday at the Department of Youth, Sport and Recreation and items on the agenda include the election of officers and events for the upcoming season. All members are urged to attend.

SQUASH SQU The annual Shell Division Squash tournament starts tomorrow at the Bermuda Squash Racquets Association in Devonshire.

This year's event has attracted a record number of entries, with 66 players signed to compete during the course of the next week.

Players have been grouped in four division and matches will be played according to each competitor's handicap.

Finals are slated for Saturday, September 30th at 8 p.m..