Pudsey Ltd A moved into second place in the Naylor Premier League after 22-8 home victories over both Littlemoor and Eccleshill.

Rod Bastow (21-5) and Stuart Hanson (21-7) were in fine form in the win over Eccleshill, while Andy Hodgson (21-9) top-scored in the game against Littlemoor.

Pudsey Ltd now find themselves 12 points behind Brighouse, who also have a game in hand.

Littlemoor were also on the end of another away defeat at Spen Ex A, Mick Maguire 21-7 and J Newsome 21-9 compounding a bad week for the Pudsey side.

Britannia A also had a week to forget, losing 20-10 at bottom club Rufford (Martin Benson 21-5) and then following that up with a shock 16-14 home defeat against Ladyhill. Peter Oliver was once again Ladyhill's star player, winning 21-7.

That away success for Ladyhill made up somewhat for the 27-3 thrashing they recieved at Brighouse the day before, which included impressive wins for Graeme Roberts (21-3) and Bob Whitfield (21-4).

Bramley Libs A got their promotion challenge back on track with a resounding 26-4 home win over Wibsey A in the Godwin League.

Bramley dangerman Duncan McPhail blasted his way to a 21-2 for the home side, who also had further wins for Walt Stockhill (21-4), Mark McCann (21-6) and Brian Hobson (21-8).

Promotion is still not out of the question for Bramley if they can find more consistent performances.

Armley Cons A scored a 25-5 home win over promotion challengers Queens-bury. Wins for James Crossland (21-2), Neil Mylan (21-4) and Craig Hebberd (21-5) sealed the victory.

A 21-0 for Graham Oliver and a 21-2 for Ken Bull ensured a 20-10 triumph for Guiseley at home to Knowles, while Asa Briggs found Wyke a tougher challenge than expected, managing only an 18-12 win at home. Steve Ward was at his best for Wyke, winning 21-7, and Ward, who will be crucial to his side's survival bid this season, was also a 21-8 winner in their 20-10 success over Peel A.

Brighouse B seem to have the Observer League all but sewn up, despite a rare 19-11 defeat at Heckmond-wike.

The race for second spot looks a lot more interesting, though, with three teams competing for one spot.

Horsforth Woodside currently occupy the runners-up spot after thrashing Greengates 25-5 (David Crossland, 21-5) and Salts 26-4 thanks to 21-4 wins for Chris Wood and Ian Bolton.

Spen Vic stay just behind after beating Drighlington 25-5, Chris Wilson at his usual best, winning 21-2.

Bowling Park went down to Littlemoor in the Bartle League, despite Kath Bywell's excellent 21-4 first-block win, while Ken Green's 21-6 for Low Moor Harold couldn't prevent then from slipping to a narrow 16-14 defeat at Brackenhill.

Tyersal slipped up, losing at Lister 17-13. Clayton made up some ground with a convincing 22-8 win at Oakenshaw, Ray Day (21-5) and Andy Southwell (21-8) doing some of the damage for Clayton.

Stanningley had a week off in the Haigh League, which gave Pudsey Britannia B the chance to go top.

Wyke B were visitors to Britannia and started well with Brian Turner a 21-6 winner, but from there on in it was one-way traffic with George Hogg (21-3), Jez Walker (21-6), Stewart Watson (21-8) and Peter Stead (21-9) helping Britannia to a 22-8 victory.

Bob Stephenson's 21-6 for Horton A wasn't enough to stop his side losing 20-10 at West, while Julie Darvill's 21-4 helped Harold Club to a welcome 17-13 win at home to Shelf, and Bryan Whitlam's 21-7 was the pick for West Bradford in their 22-8 victory over Armley Cons B.

Bradford Moor moved up a couple of places with a 24-6 home win over Spen Ex B, Mike Holleran (21-2), Jack Stewart (21-2), Barry Durrans (21-5) and 21-8 wins for Peter Peacock and John Cook all ensuring the points.

Asa Briggs B and Bramley Libs B are both over 60 points clear of the pack in the Riley League.

Asa Briggs overpowered Crowghyll B 27-3 with some fine performances, which included wins for Joan Flemming (21-6), Stuart King (21-7), Andrew Heenan (21-8) and Mark Smith (21-9).

Bramley Libs were equally impressive with a 22-8 success at Wibsey B, George Richmond and Pat Sunderland both registering 21-9 wins for Bramley.

Queensbury B had a field day at home to Woodside B, winning 25-5. Maureen Holmes impressed with her 21-5 win for the home side, as did Michael Clare, who won 21-8.

Peter Dykes (21-7) top-scored for Eccleshill C in their 17-13 win over Guiseley C, and Brian Howard showed 'a clean pair of heels' in his 21-6 triumph for Troydale in their defeat at Drighlington B.

Horton Park seem to be having a bit of a resurgence of late and it was Melvyn Johnson who excelled again, winning 21-5 in Horton's 21-9 victory over promotion-contenders Birkenshaw in the Field Packaging League.

Sheila Craven's 21-5 and Tony Quinn's 21-7 helped Cleckheaton Sports to a 26-4 home win over Oakenshaw B, and bottom club Shelf B posted an 18-12 home win over Peel C, thanks in part to Douglas Haigh's 21-8 success.

Mellor League leaders Greengates were back in full swing, disposing of Wibsey C 26-4.

Jack Kirby had given Wibsey a great start, winning 21-3, but Bob Bell started the rout with a 21-4 success and Ronnie Bradley matches it before Tony Southern bowled the 16-yard marks superbly to cruise to a 21-2 win.

Florence Woodhead continues to shine for Tyersal B. Her 21-6 set Tyersal on their way to a 22-8 home win over Lister B.

Bowling B had a convincing 21-9 home win over Horton C, Jean Pickles top-scoring for Bowling with a 21-9, and 21-6 wins for Andrew Trudgill and Steve Flemming helped Asa Briggs C to a 25-5 home success over Brackenhill B.

Peter Boots (21-5) was in tremendous form for promotion-chasing Peel D in their 19-11 home win over Bradford Moor B in the Moorhouse League.

Fellow promotion-chasers Royd House didn't take their foot off the gas with a 20-10 win at Shipley Club, Derek Pollard a 21-4 victor for Royd House.

Queensbury will be fighting them hard for second spot after a 29-1 win at home to Bowling C. Queensbury plundered no less than seven single-figure winners.

Successes from Sue Wingate and Ronnie Bairstow (21-8) couldn't prevent Bailiff Bridge slipping to a 16-14 defeat at Wibsey D.

Joan Brooks produced the game of her life to win 21-2 for Horton D as they entertained Lister C. Jack Calvert was also on form for Horton, winning 21-8, but Lister came back with wins from Len Seaton (21-6) and Renee Earnshaw (21-5) to take the game 21-9.