Brid Town ended their winless spell with a comfortable win in NPL East, on Saturday.
Denny Ingram's men beat Sherwood Colliery, at Rainworth.
Charlie Winfield opened the scoring on the half hour.
Simon Heslop made it 2-0, eight minutes into the second half and that's how it finished.
Brid host Ossett United on Tuesday night, in NPL East, with a 7.45pm start.
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Emergency response times across North Yorkshire are steadily improving following a brief dip in May, despite a seasonal surge in calls during the busy summer months.
The Seadogs were back at Scarborough Sports Village for the first time in over a year.
Florian Gjuni, 25, of no fixed address in Scarborough, has, on Friday, been sentenced to 29 months imprisonment for possession of cocaine with the intent to supply.
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