Allan steals the show as in-form Sunderland tame the Lyons
led the way with 3-39 and there were two wickets each for Craig Stephenson, Ryan Pringle and Graeme Bridge.
Coughlin resisted for 70 balls while making 53 runs and Sam Dinning made 34 but they fell away after that.
Philadelphia visited Whitburn and won by 34 runs.
Ryan Dowens with 49 was their top scorer and wicketkeeper Matty Noble chipped in with 26 runs in a final total of 180 all out, with Craig Smith (4-30) and Gareth Welsh (3-44) claiming the bowling plaudits.
The home side then struggled from the off and although Jonny Shurben resisted with 30, Adam McGuire bowled him out and then mopped up the tail to claim 3-22 and victory for his team.
There were runs galore as Boldon hosted Castle Eden. The visitors racked up 211-4 thanks to Jonathan Malkin making 44 and Lewis Williams scoring 50 not out from just 35 balls, which included eight fours.
The home side started well with opener Joseph Forster making 68 runs from 87 balls, which included 11 fours and Michael Walker who made 43 not out.
However, they fell just six runs short on 205-8 as Lewis Williams, Jonathan Malkin and Isaac Unsworth each claiming two wickets apiece.
In the west group, Chester-le-Street journeyed to Lanchester and the home side decided to bat first on winning the toss. They slumped to 56 all out as Brodie Glendinning and Jack Campbell each took five wickets.
In reply, the Cestrians fared marginally better, which helped maintain their 100 per cent record and had George Harrison to thank for his vital knock of 25 in their total of 58-7 despite the efforts of Kieran Gohery, who claimed 4-24.
Washington have also won their first three matches as they beat Burnopfield at their Harraton Road Ground by 107 runs.
They made 235-6 with contributions from Josh Wilson (45), Adam Hickey (64) and Joe Thompson (37).
The visitors lost early wickets and, although John Oswell (38) and Chris Greaves (32) offered resistance, they crumbled to 128 all out. Liam Hickey, Adam Hickey and Ash Thorpe each claimed three wickets.
Crook hosted Sacriston at Dawson Street in a run fest as the visitors amassed 2496. Opener Edward Foreman scored 65 and Ross Whitfield Jnr 85 as they put on 99 for the third wicket, with James Hindmarsh claiming 3-42 with the ball.
The home side then squeezed home by one wicket off the last ball of the game to win by one wicket. Steve Chapman (32), James Hindmarch (36), Daniel Pratt (31) and Jamie Wills (35no) all contributed, and they were helped by 45 extras, of which 32 were wides.
Group A leaders South Shields maintained their 100 per cent winning start with a 107-run win at home to Marsden in the Durham and North
East Cricket League’s Frank Lees Cup.
They racked up 233-6 as Luke Elliott (55), Ben Scott (49) and Oliver Stedman (57), from just 43 balls, which included three fours and five sixes, helped themselves to runs, despite Manav Seth taking 3-51.
Visiting opener Mathew Evans resisted with 48 but they then collapsed to 126 all out. Joshua Leslie claimed an excellent 5-25 and then Sam Embleton with 3-30 as they bowled their team to another victory.
In a low-scoring game Ryhope made 96 all out against Hyltonthanksto29fromLuke Anderson and 27 from Liam Kirk as Marlon Black and Adam
Crooks each claimed three wickets.
In reply, Hylton also struggled and came up 11 runs short as Jack Tomlin with 3-9 and two wickets each from David Gilbert, Michael Thorpe and Liam Stores edged the visitors to victory.
The big game at the top of the Group B between Littletown and Brandon went the way of the home side, just, by one wicket.
Visitors Brandon batted first and were 16-3 until Dean Storey Jnr belted 49 form 46 balls, which included eight fours and two sixes. Opener Marcus Maughan had earlier made 26 runs but excellent bowling from David Craig (335) and Matthew Fishburn (3-20) limited the score to 147 all out.
Littletown in reply had three players in their top five who made 20 and above in David Craig, Matt Dench and Matthew Fishburn. But it was Bryan Conlon who won them the match with a vital 31 not out in a 10-run last wicket partnership with Pete Denley. Gordon Muchall claimed 3-41 with the ball.
Peterlee beat third-placed Mainsforth to secure their first win of the season. Peterlee made 159-9 as Ryan Nicholson, John Cavanagh and Ryan Dawson each claimed two wickets.
In reply, the visitors scored 113 all out with Kieron Buck taking 3-35.