Five- goal Turner into overdrive as Park View sink Social

Jared’s Hearts on a high

STEVE Turner was the hero for

as he fired in five goals in a 6- 0 John and Pat McManus Memorial Cup rout of

Martin Blenkinsopp was the Murton outfit’s other marksman.

Michael Lee’s treble paved the way for to beat

3- 1, with Andrew Naylor replying, while saw off 6- 3 with goals from Matthew Hindle ( 2), Chris Hugill, Steven Ashman, Matthew Jackson and Darryl Robinson.

Andrew Johnson, Mark Cooper and Leon Thomas struck for Mallard.

progressed to the League Cup third round when Paul Cudlip ( 2) and Carl Winstanley guided them home 3- 2 against after extra time, with Callum Haswell and John Purvis responding.

In the First Division League Cup, two- goal Joe Taboun and sub Ian Rickerby earned success over

Matt Billyard ( 2), Elliott, Nichol, Newby, Barnes and sub Dan Appleby did the damage as outgunned

7- 2 in the Tommy Burrell Cup, with Anthony Froud and Darryl Reay firing the consolations.

Jack Burdon and Carl Price scored in vain for who lost 3- 2 to in the Cyril Dunn Memorial Cup. Lloyd Lowthian ( 2) and Ryan Martin sparked Phoenix.

Four second round George Ivey Memorial Cup ties featured 28 goals, with the highest aggregate being a 7- 2 win for against

Aaron Brown’s hat- trick was backed by Paul Wilkinson ( 2), Kyle Tatters and

a 3- 0 sub Joe Croft, while Ian Craggs hit both replies.

Two goals from Dave Cummings, along with efforts from Dan Gorton, John Scott and Jake Devine, helped

sink 5- 2. Graham Coxon and Scott Jackson bagged the consolations.

comfortably beat 5- 0 thanks to Brampton ( 2), French, Robinson and Wilson, while

succumbed 4- 3 to

Murden, Roberts and Gibson struck for New Seaham, with McGinty, Mason, Robinson and Bailes replying.

In the outstanding Durham County Sunday Cup tie,

progressed with an emphatic 8- 1 win against Stockton Storytellers, with Matthew Johnson netting four times. Alan Curl ( 2), Liam Houghton and Damien Hope completed the rout. JARED Jones and Dave Kember lifted to third in Division Two after a 2- 1 win against

for whom Carl Stephenson notched. climbed to the top of the Premier Division after squeezing past

2- 1. Goals from Lee Peel and substitute Bob Taylor dismissed Island, with Graham Atkinson replying.

missed out on sharing top spot after they suffered a surprise 4- 2 defeat to

with Dan Sanders and Jonathan Birbeck responding to strikes from O’Brien, Gillespie, Baker and Liam Wintrip. Champions

are slowly finding their feet, and Michael Cain’s hat- trick sparked a 7- 2 win over

Cockburn, Wilson, Hockaday and Thompson also notched, while Anthony Usher and Michael Watson responded. In the only First Division match,

seem to be over their early- season blip in form. They edged home 3- 2 against

with goals from Kyle Middleton, Dave Summerson and Dave Jackson, while Martin Dunn and Dan Gething replied.