Boro are enjoying life in Bridlington after a third straight victory there on Saturday.
The Seadogs have also won three in a row at all venues now after a bumper bank holiday double.
Jono Greening's men grabbed the lead midway through the first half, against Southport, at the Mounting Systems Stadium.
Steven Walker made it five goals in as many games with a crisp strike.
The ex-Whitby Town and Middlesbrough marksman then put the result beyond doubt after the break.
Harry Green was upended in the visitors' box and Walker confidently fired home the resulting penalty.
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Greening then spoke to Paddy after the game:


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