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1. Runners and riders place city on World Cup map
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 31 July 2003ATHLETES, supporters and organisers alike have hailed last Sunday's Salford Triathlon a huge success.
2. Rovers revenge for scrappy Salford
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 31 July 2003National League Division One Salford City Reds 36 Featherstone Rovers 20 SALFORD City Reds came out on top of a real dogfight at the Willows to gain revenge for their solitary league defeat of the season.
3. Rent arrears of £2.24 - that’ll be £105 please!
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 31 July 2003PENSIONER Derek McQueeney simply forgot to pay his annual £2.24 ground rent this year - and has been ordered to cough up over £100 for the oversight!
4. Stylish Swinton wipe out Workington
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 31 July 2003National League Division Two Swinton Lions 56 Workington Town 12 SWINTON Lions headed into the final third of the season with their third win on the bounce to crush sorry Workington.
5. Mahmood gives a derby super show
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 31 July 2003Bolton Association Clifton 183/5 Little Hulton 183/2 Little Hulton won by eight wickets LITTLE HULTON coasted to victory against local rivals Clifton with professional Ijaz Mahmood taking a star role.
6. Tune into the real Coronation Street
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 31 July 2003JOAN Lord and Joyce Sherran have lived in Coronation Street for a total of 112 years between them.
7. Who’s the black belt in the family?
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 31 July 2003KARATE is a family affair at the Lacey household - where more than mum's best china could get broken in a dispute about the bathroom!
8. Cat loses eye in sick attack
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 31 July 2003A PEEL GREEN couple have blasted sick thugs who they say maimed their pedigree cat for life.
9. Salford Council biting back with alleygating power
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 31 July 2003NEW POWERS granted by the government this week will allow Salford Council to close alleyways in crime hotspots as part of a crackdown on robbery, burglary, arson and drug dealing.
10. Moana makes reds switch
Salford Advertiser, Thursday 31 July 2003EXPERIENCED loose forward Martin Moana signed for Salford City Reds this week to link up with some old friends and neighbours.