Grange Villa recorded the biggest win of their 32-year history when they beat Washington Top Club 16-1 in Division One.
The Top Club had to play more than 80 minutes with 10 men when a defender was sent off for a professional foul.
Villa consequently ran riot with five goals for James Davidson, three for Mark Greener, three for Chris Phillips, two for Ben Jefferson, two for Danny Hill and a great solo effort from Ben Lloyd.
Birtley Under-21s picked up three points against Thomas Wilson in Division One – but were made to work for it by the visitors.
The home side played the better football in the first half and were rewarded with two goals before the break, the second a great free-kick from 25 yards.
In the second period, the Wilson began to have good periods of pressure but were unable to convert possession into goals.
There were two good shouts for penalties as the away side pushed to get back into the game, Bowman and Robson breaking from midfield.
Birtley, though, punished the Wilson for slips at the back.
Player-manager Barry Hindmarch went close on two occasions, having one shot cleared off the line after rounding the Birtley goalkeeper.
Gary Rayne was also unlucky not to score after running 60 yards with the ball and only being stopped by a last-ditch tackle.
In the end, however, the game ended with Birtley winning by a slightly flattering 5-0 scoreline.
Last Orders triumphed 4-1 at home to Keel Boat and Wardley Legion came through 4-1 at the Red Lion.
The only Premiership game saw Westwood record a 3-0 verdict at Highwayman.
North Biddick progressed to the semi-finals of the Premiership Cup, overcoming Belle Vue 2-0.