Fulford enjoyed a giant-killing 3-1 triumph over Pocklington Town in the first round of the York Mitchell Sports League Cup.
Goals from Webb, Konarski and a penalty from Halley saw the division two side through to the next round despite Peacock replying for Pock from division one.
Hogg and Salt shared four goals between them as Real Cliffe beat Dunnington 5-2. Topping grabbed Real's other goal with Metcalfe and Tattersall notching for Dunnington.
A hat-trick for Darrant and a Rafell strike saw Easingwold Town beat Barlby Raiders 4-2 with Rhodes and Pomfret replying for Barlby.
Brooklyn were too strong for Stamford Bridge, winning 6-1 thanks to a brace apiece for Tomkinson and Lumley and goals for Pickering and Mills.
Best hit five for Selby Olympia in their resounding 8-0 win at Huntington, Heeley also hit two and Gee one.
A solitary goal from Hawnam was enough for South Milford to see off Hamilton Panthers United.
Hat-tricks from Bilton - completing his century for the club - and Cooke plus a solo effort from Braithwaite gave Heworth an easy 7-1 win over Pickering Town.
Poppleton went nap against Holme Rovers thanks to goals from Breslin, Benson, Green, Milling and an own goal as Stewart bagged four for Nestle Rowntree in their 7-0 triumph over North Duffield.
Gothard, Innis and Howarth scored Trees' remaining goals.
A hat-trick from Sandsford, two from Fitzpatrick and one from Bolt saw Hamilton Panthers Inters cruise past Rawcliffe 6-1, Eddon scoring the consolation.
Three games - Corinthians v Tadcaster Albion, Carr Vikings v Copmanthorpe Cougars and Copmanthorpe Jaguars v New Earswick - were postponed.
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