It was Boro that picked up their first win of the season on their shortest trip of the season.
They won 26-17, at Malton & Norton, in North East 2.
In North East 1, Driffield beat Sandal 38-26.
Bridlington suffered a 75-12 hammering, at Keighley, in Yorkshire One.
In Durham & Northumberland Division Three, Whitby lost 42-24 at Jarrovians.
Hornsea shocked Leeds Modernians with a 95-0 thrashing, in Yorkshire 4 North.
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Scarborough is embarking on a transformative journey as it prepares a bid to become the UK’s first-ever Town of Culture in 2028 but your help is needed.
The East Riding Council's latest housing strategy has come under scrutiny as local representatives clash over whether the planned investment is sufficient to tackle the region's growing housing needs.
The number of empty shops in Scarborough is 5% above the national average but councillors are optimistic for the future.
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