THE two-horse race at the top of the Louth Indoor Bowls Morning Triples league continues with Two Plus One holding a one-point lead over DeeJays.

The leaders only had one game last week but won it in emphatic style when toppling Oaks by 33-3.

DeeJays had two games ad won both thus closing the gap.

They did just enough to beat Bujiars 16-7 but had a far tougher game against bottom team Greenfingers and only won 11-8 thanks to a late flourish.

Mudlarks are unlikely to challenge the top two but remain third thanks to a comfortable 21-6 win over Mix and Match and a 13-13 draw against Bramleys which they really ought to have won.

Oaks are two points behind in fourth as they claimed a 20-9 win over Greenfingers after being 9-5 down at one stage.

Numbskulls had a good week with wins over Bramleys (14-10) and Mix and Match (16-10) to stay well clear of the bottom three.

Barry Southwell and Dave Gladding maintained a four-point lead at the top of the Friday Evening Pairs with a simple 24-6 win against Paul Hillier and Derek Farrington.

Barrie Robinson and Charlie Briggs needed a 'three' on the last end to rescue a 15-13 win against Veronica Hillier and Margaret Pycroft.

This gives them second place on shots difference ahead of Wendy White and Jack Goy who saw off a late challenge from Jackie Brothwell and Sheila Mills to win 20-15.

Mick Espin and George Chesman lost the chance to move into fourth spot when they were beaten 20-9 by Brian Nash and Paul Dunham.

This Friday sees the top two pairs face each other in what could be the title decider. It could be an unlucky 13th match for one pair.