Bay hold at the summit despite defeat; BOWLS.

LEADERS Colwyn Bay RBL were edged out 8-6 at Penmaenmawr A but remain in pole position in the North Wales Coast League Section A. Des Hughes 21-8 helped second-from-bottom Bangor City ease their relegation worries with a 8-6 derby victory over second-from-top

Beaumaris A, Tim Williams 21-9 responding.

Third-placed St Asaph's ambitions were dimmed in a 8-6 tumble at promoted Caernarfon who snatched the bonus aggregate points.

Bottom club Rhos Park B didn't look like potential wooden-spoonists after sinking Llanrwst 10-4, helped by Ron Bethell 21-7, Steve Parry and Anthony Bailey both 21-9 replying.

Neale Charlton 21-2 still finished on the losing side as Fron Park saw their Section B promotion hopes recede in a 9-5 blow at Dyserth, but bottom club Craigydron threw themselves a line-life with a 9-5 win at relegation rivals Eirias Park.

Leaders Mochdre were floored 11-3 at Copperfields who go top of Section C, helped by Andrew Roberts 21-9, Don Jackson 21-14 replying. John Whittaker 21-1 saw Llysfaen to a 11-3 victory over Vardre, but Bala stormed to a 13-1 eclipse of Penmaenmawr B. Aled Wynne 21-5 secured Penygroes a 12-2 victory over Denbigh, but bottom club Rhyl fell 10-4 at St Asaph B.