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E9 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2001 The Boston Globe MERRIMACK AREA A MLS to omit final games of regular season AREAB i. MARSHFIELD AREAF AREA OUTER CAPECOD TCAPE BUZZARDS THE By Frank Dell'Apa GLOBE STAFF Carlos Llamosa is among the most relieved that Major League Soccer canceled the final week of its sixth regular season. Llamosa had been scheduled to travel with the Miami Fusion to play the MetroS-tars at Giants Stadium Wednesday, across the Hudson River from his former employer. Llamosa has been haunted by memories of the World Trade Center, where he was working for a cleaning service Feb. 26, 1993, when the structures were bombed.

"Every day I went to the buildings," Llamosa said, "I was nervous maybe something is going to happen again." The athletic talents of Llamosa, 32, were soon discovered by the of us, New Yorkers and Americans. It made the decision to cancel all the more difficult." Garber said logistical issues did not affect the league's decision. The Revolution's final regular-season game against the Metro-Stars tomorrow would have been among the least inconvenient to stage. The MetroStars usually fly to Boston, but could have arrived by bus. The Revolution have one game remaining, the US Open Cup final against the Los Angeles Galaxy Oct.

27. The site has not been determined. The rematch of the 1999 Women's World Cup final between the US and China scheduled for Sunday in Kansas City, also was canceled. decision to Sporting Crista at Esta-dio San Martin de Porres in Lima in the Copa Merconorte Wednesday afternoon. The playoff schedule includes a break for the US-Jamaica World Cup qualifier at Foxboro Stadium Oct 7, and concludes with the MLS Cup final in Columbus, Ohio, Oct.

21. Commissioner Don Garber yesterday announced the cancellations and said the league would attempt to schedule a match to benefit victims of Tuesday's attacks. "Being here in New York it is almost impossible to describe the events of Tuesday," Garber said in a conference call from MLS offices on East 42d Street, across from Grand Central Station. "This has been an enormously emotional time for all New York Centaurs of the A League. Llamosa put away the brooms and mops to resume his professional soccer career, which had started in Colombia.

And he has become one of MLS's top defenders, plus a starter for the US national team. The Fusion were declared the regular-season champions, finishing with a 16-5-5 record for 53 points in 26 games, just ahead of the Chicago Fire (53 points, 27 games). The title was determined on a points-per-game basis. Miami will meet defending MLS Cup champion Kansas City, which dropped to eighth place on points average, when the playoffs start next Wednesday. The Wizards were among the few US teams in action this week when they dropped a 2-1 Fishfmder CARLOS LLAMOSA Once worked at WTC Finding the last hot spots Warm weatheri having an effect 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II 1 1 1 II 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ri 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 It 1 1 1 1 Places to go BOXING IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHII TODAY To our COLLEGE FIELD HOCKEY 4 p.m.

Houghton at AIC COLLEGE SOCCERWOMEN 6 p.m. Binghamton at Northeastern Things to do Mail (please do not fax or e-mail) announcements, corrections, and cancellations to: Things To Do Sports Department The Boston Globe P.O. Box 2378 Boston, MA 02107 Please do not call the Sports Department. Free public announcements are subject to editing and published as time and space permits. Boston Sport Boxing Club Oct.

4. Watertown Boosters Club Fund-raiser. St. James Cultural Center, Watertown. Call 617-923-0780.

Amateur, Olympic-Style Lessons All ages and levels. At Boston Sport Boxing Club, Watertown. Call 617-972-1711. The Things to Do list has been shortened because of space considerations. For the complete list, go to the Globe Online at www.boston.com.

Use the keywords: Things to Do. Illiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiilllliiiiiiilliiiiiiiiiilliiiiiiiilliiiliililiil TOMORROW CYCLING BikeBoston First Sunday each month at Ferris Wheels Bicycle Shop, 64 South Jamaica Plain. Call 617-522-1382. Narragansett Bay Wheelmen Sunday touring rides. Southeastern Eastern Rhode Island area.

Call 401-351-3055. Nashoba Valley Pedalers Touring rides. Call 508-804- 3329, ext. 3154. North Shore Cyclists Call 781-246-5268.

DIVING State Speedskating club. Call 781-826-2521 or 508-660-2641. Walpole lorio Arena Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, and Sundays, lorio Arena, Walpole. Call 508-660-2641 or 781-826-2521. SPORTS MEMORABILIA Card and Memorabilia Shows Today; noon-9 p.m.

Tomorrow, 9 a.m.-6 p.m.-16. Sunday, 9 a.m. -5 p.m. Suffolk Downs, East Boston Sunday, Meth-uen-Gaythorne of 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Sept.

23; Dedham Holiday Inn; 9 a.m.-3 p.m Sept. 23; Plaistow (N.H.) Sawyers Banquet Hall; 10 a.m. -3 p.m. STREET HOCKEY Leagues Being Formed For men and women, Newton Indoor Sports. Call 617-964-0400.

SWIMMING Boston Swim Coaches Clinic Sept. 29. Andover Ramada Inn. Call 978-276-0070. Adaptive Swim Program Saturdays.

10-11 a.m. Ages 6-18. Draper Pool, West Roxbury. Sundays. 1-2 p.m.

Ages 18 and over. South Shore YMCA. Call 800-244-2756, ext 426. Competitive Stroke Clinic Wednesdays. At Longfellow Club.

WaylandSudbury line. Call 508-358-7355. Huskies Master Swim Team -Tuesdays and Thursdays, a.m. Saturdays, a.m. Northeastern.

Call 617-373-2676. Longfellow Stingrays Swim Team Practices, Mondays and Fridays, 4-5 p.m.; Wednesdays, 4-6 p.m. Elementary-high school. Longfellow Sports Club, Natick. Call 508-653-4633, ext 214.

New England Masters -Coached workout groups, training tips, and meets throughout the region. Ages 19 and older. Call 888-794-6636. Training and Stroke Work For triathletes and master swimmers. Tuesdays and Thursdays, a.m.

Sundays, p.m. Brandeis University. Call 781-736-3649. 10 a.m.; Buttonwood Park; 508-998-5068. Oct 27, Newton 3.1 9:30 a.m.; Newton-Wellesley Home Health Services; 617-964-2039, ext.

169. Nov. 10, Walpole 5K; 10 a.m.; Italian-American Club; 508-668-2249. To facilitate publication of upcoming races, send listings -please follow the format above and include the date of the race, an application and a verification phone number, with area code to Road Races, The Boston Globe, P.O. Box 2378, Boston, MA 02107.

Please do not write to the Globe for entry blanks. ROCK CLIMBING Camp and Instructional Classes Instructional classes. Ages 6 and older. Inside and outside. Leventhal-Sidman JCC, Newton.

Call 617-558-6498. ROLLER HOCKEY Year-Round League For kids and adults, teams and individuals. Call 781-740-1105. ROWING Community Rowing Inc. Call 617-964-2455.

RUGBY South Shore Anchors RFC Needs players. Men and women. Call 508-224-4633. Amoskeag RFC Seeks players in Southern N.H. Call 603-622-6557.

Beantown Women's Club Tuesdays and Thursdays. Call 617-924-3599. Mystic River RC 1st division team. Needs players. Boston.

Call 781-322-0898. Boston-Area Diving Springboard lessons and competitive team for all skill levels and ages. Practices at Bran-deis University. Call 508-785-3030. FIELD HOCKEY High School Players Needed For Team Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Rhode Island.

Call 508-548-0675. Indoor Leagues For junior high, high school, and women's open at the John Smith Soccer Centers in Milford and Bridgewater. Call FISHING Izaak Walton Assn. Meetings Third Monday of every month at 8 p.m. At Whipple Senior Center, Green Street, North Weymouth.

Call 781-335-8653 or 781-335-3424. FOOTBALL TABLE TENNIS By Tony Chamberlain GLOBE STAFF Warm weather has stalled the roundup season a bit as temperatures have remained in midsummer range not that anyone's complaining. The usual mix of species, with some heightened late-season feeding, has been seen in several places along the coast Sharks, especially makos, are being caught in decent numbers, one pushing the mark. Area In Maine, the cod and pollock have been terrific around Wells and York, with good-size cod on the ledges and much closer to shore. Some haddock have been taken off the Ogunquit coast Jeffries has had some large shark catches in the last two weeks.

Plum Island is fair on the oceanfront. Gloucester Harbor has some good stripers around withj a few keepers in the mix. Area Plenty of striper action around the Danvers River at the White Fuel Bridge and the environs, while bluensh aije good fare on the hills outside the harbor. Night fishing was strong last week off Salem with herring and mackerel chunks, also live eels. Boston Harbor has very decent bass and blue-fishing, with large bass coming up and bluefish scattered in feeding schools in no particular pattern.

Wednesday alonj; the Fore River mouth there was a big boil at dusk, with plenty of bass and bluensh along Wol-laston Beach. At least three large stripers were caught and reported in Hull Gut between last Sunday and yesterday morning. Area At Race Point, the fishing has been superb all month, and close to the South Shore the rocky stretch from North Cohasset to Minots Ledge and The Glades has been productive, as usual. The day we looked at North River earlier this week, big swells were making the mouth dangerous. South River and the water to Damon's Point was very decent bass fishing over the last week.

Bluefish were so thick at Cape beaches, from Race Point down, that bathers had to be warned. They have teeth, you know. Area Fishing slow in the Canal this week, though again late and early fishing is best. The hot weather actually has a doldrums kind of feel, said Bill Braiwaithe, of the Canal and the waters around Buttermilk Bay. Buzzards is fair, again in the early morning.

Terrific scup and seabass fishing from the rock ledge off Scraggy Neck to Clevelands, and from West Island to Nyes Ledge. Striped bass around Padanaram and Westport Nights on the back side of Cutty have been strong for striped bass. Area Vineyard Sound has been fair of late, though the south side of the Vineyard has been very decent, from Cape Poge to Wasque. Big bluefish and bass in the Tuckernuck Shoals, with only fair bluefLsh-ing around the usual haunts off Nantucket Great Point and down the south side. Think eels.

Think dark hours. Area Some yellowfin tuna found off the back side to around 100-pound range. Fair striper action in the early mornings. Best fishing between the Provincelands and Race Point Boston Table Tennis Center Tuesdays and Thursdays, 6-10 p.m. Sundays, 3-9 p.m.

All levels. Medford. Call 617-953-0707. Waltham Table Tennis Club Wednesdays and Fridays, 5-10 p.m. Sundays, 2-8 p.m.

All levels. The Fernald Center, Greene Gym. Call Skating School. Children and adults. MDC rinks: Cambridge, Cleveland Circle, Hyde Park-Dedham, Lynn, Medford-Flynn, Medford-Loconte, Ne-ponset-Dorchester, Newton-Brighton, Quincy, Revere, South Boston, Somerville, Waltham, West Roxbury, and Weymouth.

Call 781-890-8480 Burbank Ice Arena, Reading. Mondays and Thursdays, 11 a.m.-l p.m.; Tuesdays and Fridays, p.m.; Wednesdays, p.m.; Sundays, p.m. Call 781-942-2271 Free lessons at MDC rinks. Call 617-727-9547. ext 450 At DEM rinks in Auburn, Brockton, Fall River, Franklin, Gardner, Marlborough, New Bedford, Plymouth, Taunton, and Worcester.

Monday-Friday, 10 a.m.-noon. Fridays, 8-10 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, 2-4 p.m. Call 781-982-8166. LACROSSE Adult Box Leagues Men, start Wednesday.

Women, start Sept. 29. Canton Sports-plex. Call 781-821-0304, ext. 6.

PHYSICAL FITNESS Free Sports Injury Screening Monday evenings by appointment. Call MetroWest Medical Center at 800-400-3627 In Wenham, call Har-meling Physical Therapy and Sports Fitness at 978-524-0000. Specific Sports Speed Training All levels. Cape Cod. Call 508-540-9845.

Speed and Conditioning Program All sports, all levels. Call 508-587-7196 and 508-584-5168. Speed and Strength Training All sports. With Mike Boyle. Winchester and Canton.

Call 781-729-1333. Strength and Conditioning Classes Hit Dog Training Center, Stough-ton. Call 781-297-9600. Sports Conditioning Programs All ages and levels. Call 508-477-6128.

ROAD RACES Race details subject to change. Please contact directors before traveling to a race. Tomorrow, Cambridge 2.5 and 5 10 a.m.; Fresh Pond; 617-494-1633. Tomorrow, Bedford 5K; John Glenn Middle School; 781-275-0494. Tomorrow, Wrentham 3.1 9 a.m.; Developmental Center; 508-384-3116, ext.

2114. Sunday, Brighton 5K; noon; Green Briar Restaurant Pub; 617-965-5328. Sunday, Cambridge 5 10:30 a.m.; "Doc" Linskey Way and Binney 617-354-7700. Sept 22, Danvers 10K; 11 a.m.; Endicott Park; 978-750-1837. Sept 22, Lynn 30K; 9 a.m.; North Shore CC; 781-593-6722, ext 6688.

Sept 22, Plymouth 10K; 10 a.m.; Industrial Park; 508-732-5667. Sept 23, Blackstone 4 10:15 a.m.; Kennedy-Maloney School; 508-883-9086. Sept 23, Boston 5 10 a.m.; Park Plaza Castle; 617-343-4376. Sept 23, Boston 5K; 10:30 a.m.; Lee Pool Basin, Charles Bank Park; 617-367-9428. Sept 29, Brighton 5K; 10 a.m.; Artesani Park; 617-732-0264.

Sept 29, South Boston 5 11 a.m.; Neighborhood House; 617-268-1619. Sept 30, Cambridge 5 10 a.m.; VFW; Call 617-764-1419. Sept 30, Worcester 5 9 a.m.; Fallon Clinic; 508-368-9523. Oct 8, Somerville 5K; 9 a.m.; Davis Square; 617-623-6111. Oct.

6, Taunton 5K; 10 a.m.; State Hospital; 508-977-3127. Oct 7, Haverhill 5 11 a.m.; The Lasting Room; 978-373-3408. Oct 7, South borough 5 11:30 a.m.; Historic Building; 508-229-4452. Oct 13, Lowell 5K; 10 a.m.; UMass-Lowell North Campus Gym; 617-448-1104. Oct.

13, Portsmouth, N.H. 10K; 10 a.m.; Seacoast Mental Health Center, 603-431-6703. Oct 13, South Boston 5 10 a.m.; Bayside Expo Center North Entrance; 617-527-5600. Oct 14, Carver 3 and 5 10 a.m.; Edaville Railroad; 508-580-1606. Oct 21, New Bedford 6.2 AUTO RACING 5 p.m.

Stock racing at Riverside Speedway, Groveton, N.H. 6 p.m. Stock racing at Seekonk Speedway COLLEGE FIELD HOCKEY 1 p.m. BU vs. URI at Babson; Bentley at Stonehill; Middlebury at Tufts; Babson at N.E.

College; WNEC at Anna Maria; Northeastern at Vermont; AIC at St Anselm '4 p.m. Bridgewater St. at Framing-ham St FOOTBALL 3 p.m. EFL: Western Mass. vs.

Hyan-nis at Marstons Mills Jr. High School 7 p.m. EFL: Quincy vs. Springfield at Agawam High School; Marlboro vs. Massachusetts at Peabody High School; Charlestown vs.

Clinton at Fuller Field, Clinton; Middleboro vs. 1 Randolph at Randolph High School 6:30 p.m. NEFL: Leominster vs. Bel-lingham at Anderson Field, BelMngham 7 p.m. NEFL: Boston vs.

Lowell at Cawley Stadium, Lowell; New England vs. Haverhill at Haverhill Stadium; North Attleboro vs. Seacoast at Ports-, mouth (N.H.) High School 730 p.m. NEFL: York County vs. Ver-' mont at Colchester (Vt) High School COLLEGE SOCCERMEN 2 p.m.

Babson at Bridgewater St 3 pjn. St Michael's at Bentley; Middlebury at Tufts; WNEC at Johnson Wales 4 p.m. Endicott at Curry COLLEGE SOCCERWOMEN 10 a.m. Endicott at Curry 11 a.m. Babson at Bridgewater St Noon Bryant at AIC 1 p.m.

Stonehill at Franklin Pierce; Southern Vermont at WNEC; Bentley at St. Michael's 130 pjn. BU vs URI at Hanover, N.H. SUNDAY COLLEGE SOCCERMEN 630 p.m. Northeastern at Dartmouth COLLEGE SOCCERWOMEN Noon BU vs.

Princeton at Hanover, N.H. MONDAY COLLEGE SOCCERMEN 4 p.m. UMass-Dartmouth at Bridgewater St. COLLEGE SOCCERWOMEN 330 p.m. UMass-Lowell at Stonehill 6 pjn.

Framingham St. at Keene St 7 pjn. AIC at Southern Conn. TUESDAY PRO BASEBALL 7 p.m. Red Sox vs.

Tampa Bay at Fenway Park COLLEGE FIELD HOCKEY 4 p.m. Merrimack at AIC; Stonehill at Bryant 4:15 pjn. Skidmore at Middlebury 6 p.m. Rensselaer at Keene St 7 p.m. Gordon at Babson; WNEC at Smith 730 pjn.

St Michael's at Bentley COLLEGE SOCCERMEN 3 p.m. Bentley at Bryant 4 pjn. WNEC at Worcester St COLLEGE SOCCERWOMEN 3:30 p.m. WNEC at Emerson; Bridgewater St. at Salve Regina 4:15 p.m.

Colby-Sawyer at Middlebury 6 p.m. Sacred Heart at Northeastern 7 pjn. Babson at Salem St WEDNESDAY PRO BASEBALL 7 pjn. Red Sox vs. Tampa Bay at Fenway Park COLLEGE FIELD HOCKEY 4 pjn.

Harvard at UConn 7 p.m. Northeastern at BC COLLEGE SOCCERMEN Babson at Amherst COLLEGE SOCCERWOMEN 3 p.m. Dartmouth at BC 330 p-m. Southern N.H. at Bentley 7 pjn.

AIC at UMass-Lowell THURSDAY PRO BASEBALL 7 pjn. Red Sox vs. Tampa Bay at Fenway Park COLLEGE FIELD HOCKEY 330 pjn. Framingham St at Stonehill 4 pjn. Wheaton at Bridgewater St; Bentley at St Anselm 430 pjn.

WNEC at Mount Holyoke 6 pjn. Wesleyan at Babson 7 pjn. AIC at UMass-Lowell COLLEGE SOCCERMEN 4 pjn. Eastern Conn, at Bridgewater St; Curry at UMass-Dartmouth; WNEC at Springfield COLLEGE SOCCERWOMEN 4 pjn. UMass-Dartmouth at Babson; Mass.

College at WNEC 430 pjn. Bridgewater St at MIT BASEBALL Seadogs AAU Tryouts Sept. 29, 13-14 and under, Scituate High School. Sept. 30, 11-12 and under, Watson Park, Braintree.

Call 1-800-GO4-HITS. Hit Dog's Fall League Through Oct. 14. Weekends. Ages 10-high school.

Stough-ton. Call 781-297-9600. SSBC Fall League Through Oct. 28. Ages 7-18.

South Weymouth. Call 781-767-1529. Fall League Through Oct. 28, ages 12-18. Sept.

8, Oct. 27, ages 9-11. The Batters Box, Everett. Call 617-389-9790. SSBC Rookie League Through Oct.

6. Ages 5-8. South Weymouth. Call 781-767-1529. Hit Dog's AAU Tryouts Sept 22, 23, 29, and 30.

4-7 p.m. 13, 14, 15 and 16 and under. Stonehill College. Call 781-297-9600. Atlantic Baseball Showcase Oct.

21. High school juniors and seniors. Assumption College. Call 508-881-2782. MetroWest Pickup Game -Sunday mornings through October.

Looking for players. Call 508-879-7234. Harvey Krupnick's Batting School Weekly training sessions. Summer. Holliston High.

Call 508-254-8181. One on One Batting School Individual lessons. Woburn. Call 978-692-0800. Ballplayers Inc.

Pitching academy, holiday camps, spring training camps. Ashland. Call 508-881-7515 or 800-439-7515. BASKETBALL AAU Basketball Bay State Magic tryouts. Sept.

Boys, ages 11-17. Call 781-344-1527 Lady Gators tryouts. Sundays through Nov. 25. 1-3 p.m.

Girls, 15 and under, 17 and under. Wrentham State Developmental Center. Call 781-438-6163 Boston Blazers tryouts. Boys, grade 9. 617-327-7554.

Basketball PLAYERS EDGE Sundays. Boys and girls, grades 6-12. South Shore, North Shore, Metro West, and Central Mass. Call 781-331-5662. Individual Instruction Boys and girls, ages 11-18.

Call 617-908-5659. Boston Corporate League Starts late Sept. Monday-Thursday. Allston, Brookline, West Roxbury. Call 617-323-4143.

Boston Invitational Tournament Oct. 6-7. Men's and women's open. Orchard Gardens Community Center. Call 866-200-4991.

Youth Tournament Oct 6-8. Boys and girls, grades 5-8. Assumption College. Call 508-533-2271. Hoops Mountain Thanksgiving Jamboree Nov.

23-24. Boys and girls. Hamilton-Wenham High School. Call 978-774-7730. NX Tapoff Tournament November.

Boys and girls, grades 5-8. 4 sites. Call 508-533-2271. Fall League Men, women, and coed. Over 30.

BasketBall City. Call 617-742-6700. North Shore Player Development Fall. Individual skills camp. Boys and girls, grades 9-12.

Call 617-465-9805. Somenrille Rec League Men. 30 and older. Call 617-666-0296. The Corporate Basketball League, LLC Accepting teams for fall league.

Weekday nights. Cambridge-Newton area. Call 781-248-7811. BAY STATE GAMES TRYOUTS Winter games Call 781-932-6555. BOATING Public Boating Class Sept 25-Nov.

23. Tuesdays. 7-9 p.m. Marblehead Middle School. Call 781-599-2825.

Basic Skills and Seamanship Class Sundays. a.m. Metropolitan Yacht Club, Braintree. Call 781-848-2906 Starts Sept 27. Thursdays.

7-9 p.m. Weymouth High School. Call 781-848-2906. US Coast Guard Education and Safety Courses At eight locations in Greater Boston. Call 781-335-4055.

Run 'N' Gun Flag Football League Needs teams. Starts in Sept. Greater Boston area. Cal 617-270-6744. High School Officials Classes Thursdays through Oct 11.

7 p.m. Ashland American Legion. Call Kicking Clinics Sundays through Nov. 18. Noon-2 p.m.

Ages 10 and older. Call 800-660-7176. Placekicking and Punting Year-round area programs. Call 800-660-7176. Boston Metro Flag League Seeks teams, players, and referees.

Call 877-369-3076. GOLF TOURNAMENTS Monday, Candia Woods CC UNH Men's Basketball Classic. Call 603-862-2490. Wednesday, Sheraton Colonial Hotel GC David K. Johnson Foundation Tournament Call 617-227-0250.

Sept. 24, Gannon North Shore CC Scholarship Tournament. Call 978-762-4000, ext. 54835502 or 781-593-6722, ext. 54835502.

Sept 27, Poquoy CC Went-worth Men's Basketball Tournament Call 617-989-4151. Oct 2, Spring Valley CC Suf-folk University Alumni. Call 617-573-8457. Oct 8, Brookline GC Brighton High School Athletic Assoc. Tournament.

Call 617-635-9873. Oct 9, Sheraton Colonial Hotel A GC Bunker Hill Community College Tournament. Call 617-228-2462. TENNIS Easton Singles League Sundays. 6:30 p.m.

Men. Easton Tennis Club. Call 508-238-4337. Tennis USA Registration Fall league. Call 781-599-5634.

World Team Tennis Openings For men and women, Woburn Racquet Club. Call 781-779-1036. Newton Tennis Kids and adults. Call 617-552-7120. TRACK Coached Outdoor Workouts With Somerville Road Runners Tuesdays.

6:30 p.m. Tufts Outdoor Track. Call 617-598-1024, ext 1028. SAILING Try Sailing Workshop Tomorrow. 9 a.m.-noon.

Duxbury Maritime School. Call 781-934-7555. Sailing Lessons and Memberships on Boston Harbor Through October. All levels, children to retirees. Piers Park Sailing Center, East Boston.

Call 617-561-6677. SKIING Skimos Ski Club Year-round sports club with a house in Jackson, N.H. Call 617-926-8906. SOCCER European Elite Goalkeeping School Sports Center, Northborough. Call 508-234-0720.

Mass. Pro Soccer Fall Clinics With Boston Bulldogs and Renegades. Call 508-872-8998. SOFTBALL Fielding and Hitting Clinic -Tomorrow. 9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

Harvard University. Call 617-496-2405. Windmill Open Tournament Tomorrow-Sunday. Slowpitch. Eastham, Orleans, and Well-fleet.

Call 508-349-2655 or 508-255-2125. Thunder ft Lightning Tryouts Tomorrow, Sept 22 and 23. 12, 14, 16 and 18 and under. Franklin. Call 508-528-8643.

Merrimack Valley Twisters Tryouts Tomorrow, Sunday, Sept. 22. Girls. 12 and under, 10 a-m. 14 and under, noon.

16 and under, 2 p.m. 18 and under, 4 p.m. Livingston St Park, Tewksbury. Call 978-851-9837. North Shore Charity Tournament Sept.

29-30. John George Fields, River Danvers. Call 978-352-8440 or 978-532-4116. Mid-Cape Adult Tournament Oct 13-14. Open class.

Old Townhouse Park and Sandy Pond, South Yarmouth. Call 508-398-7832. Fall High School League Through Oct. 28. Fast-pitch.

MetroNorth. Call 781-238-2379 or 781-935-6519. Lowell Psychos Tryouts for winter and summer teams. Ages 14, 16, 18 and under. Call 978-459-8833.

Women's League Needs teams. 19 and older. Sundays. Call 617-265-2812. USSSA Women's League Looking for players, teams, and umpires.

Call 617-328-0620 or 617-407-6574. Umpire Clinics Saturday mornings. Amateur Softball Assoc Melrose. Call 781-665-9745. SPEEDSKATING Leata to Speedskate Bay HOCKEY VOLLEYBALL Coed Jewish League Monday evenings.

Brookline area. Call 781-453-9599. WALKING Public Hockey Through June 20. Mondays and Thursdays. p.m.

Ages 18 and over. Babson Skating Center, Wellesley. Call 781-239-6050. Puckmasters Skills development. Individual and group training.

Call 781-551-8008. 2001-02 Club Team Looking for players. Call 781-856-2610. Adult Leagues Players needed. Brockton, Haverhill, Hlngham, Marlboro, Natick, Newton, Reading, Saugus, Tyngsboro, and Salem, N.H.

Call 1-800-800-7373. Adult FallWinter Leagues -Starts in SeptOct All levels and ages. Boston, Marlboro, Walpole, North Shore, and South Shore. Call Historic Walk Sunday. 10K.

9 a.m. Bunker Hill Community College, Charlestown. Call 978-649-7633. Alzheimer's Assoc Memory Walk Sept. 23.

10 a.m. 6.2 miles. Cambridge Side Gal-leria. Call 617-387-6560. Boston Marathon Jimmy Fund Walk Sept 30.

26.2 miles. 7 a.m. Hopkinton. Call WRESTLING ICE SKATING Wrestling Class Oct 13-Dec 22. Saturdays.

11 a.m.-noon. Grades 1-8. Whidden's School of Fitness, Marshfield. Call 781-834-9161. OTHER THINGS Leukemia Society of America Needs qualified runners to participate in Boston Marathon program.

Call 800-688-6572. Youth Sports, USA Offering Web page construction on the World Wide Web to all youth leagues. Call 877-62 3-4212. Babson Skating Center Fall lessons. Ages 4V4-adult.

Wellesley. Call 781-239-6054 Learn to Skate Classes Saturdays. Ages 4 and over. Nashoba Valley Skating School, Boxboro. Call 978-263-3044.

Public Skating Through June 21, weekdays, a.m. Sept. 9-March 24, Sundays, p.m. Babson Skating Center, Wellesley. Call 781-239-6050 State.