Scarborough kept up their strong start to the new season on a packed Saturday of action.
Boro won 38-27 at Old Crossleyans in North East 2.
In the same division, Malton & Norton beat Pontefract 22-12.
Also in town, in Yorkshire 2, were Bridlington, who won 26-17 at Halifax Vandals.
In North East 1, Driffield won a thriller 34-31 at home to Cleckheaton.
Hornsea lost 32-17 to West Park Leeds in Yorkshire 3.
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