Star-man Davies hits four as Ryhope CW thump Vic
style after their shock defeat last week to hand the Lakeside a 5-0 lesson in a one-sided encounter.
The table position wasn't an issue as Hendon swept aside second placed Lakeside after goals from Owens, Hope (2), Lax and Dunn.
Neil McNulty was the star man on the day as he stole the show for Myers, bagging four goals against The Stella in a well-earned 6-2 win for the Castletown-based club.
Andy Smith was back on the scoresheet and also the prolific Craig Richardson hit his usual effort.
The visitors had Teasdale hit two goals to reduce the scoreline.
Ryhope FC’s 5-0 thrashing of Oddies saw Robbie Middlebrook slotting three past David Brown, earning himself a well deserved man of the match award, then Wolfendale and Burns added goals to put the bare 11 of Oddies to bed.
Callum Hodgson and Dean Smith dominated things for Hall Farm Doxy Lad FC grabbing three each in a 7-3 thriller against The Victory Club at Herrington Park with Maskell scoring from the bench.
The Victory Club did have a say in the scoreline with three goals coming from Carr, Topping and Finch.
In the Third Division sponsored by DST Shutters, Washington United
and Washington New Tavern slugged it out in a hard-fought derby clash.
The derby encounter had everything you’d expect from any good rivalry.
Both of United’s centre halves in Adam Cameron and Steven Freeman were ushered off the pitch after each receiving second yellow cards.
The football was end to end and it was all in all a very tight score line of 4-3 to the visiting New Tavern side which seen them overlap AFC Houghton into first place with a game in hand.
The hosts had Phipps, Quinn and Ramdens score but the Tavern found the win via McIntrye, Robinson and a matchwinning brace from Wilson.
Grindon Broadway landed a 3-1 win over Washington Blue Bell Inn to see them slip to the bottom of the league.
Grindon had super sub Adam McQuillan hit two goals and the other sub McCully also scored after coming off the bench.
The Washington side had Adam Smith reply.
Sunderland North, who had Shaun Nunn score, hosted The Grange in a comfortable 5-1 victory for the visitors.
Perry hit two goals followed by further strikes from Shaw, Mather and Lane.