However, they were easily re-elected, winning 34 votes to the 12 received by the most successful non-League club, Shrewsbury Town.[10] The club's fortunes improved after World War II and they were runners-up again in 1949–50, but there was still only one promotion place. In the 1950s the club enjoyed some relatively successful FA Cup runs; after reaching the fourth round in 1951–52 season, the following season saw them reach the quarter-finals.