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31. Fit-y Reds

Salford Advertiser, Thursday 15 November 2001
SALFORD will be one of the fittest squads in Super League VII if head coach Steve McCormack has his way.

32. Paws for prayer and woof-lection

Salford Advertiser, Thursday 15 November 2001
YOUNG Shane Watson may not be an angel yet ... but he's getting there.

33. Heartbreak news awaits mum

Salford Advertiser, Thursday 15 November 2001
THE DEVASTATED dad of a teenage hit-and-run victim has appealed to Advertiser readers to help track down the girl's mum and break the tragic news of her daughter's death.

34. Lions to stay in Bury

Salford Advertiser, Thursday 15 November 2001
SWINTON Lions face another 12 months in exile at Gigg Lane - but have urged fans to get behind them as they face another NFP season.

35. Lions on the charge

Salford Advertiser, Friday 9 November 2001
GREAT Britain's top rugby league stars were put through their paces at Cleavleys Sports Centre in Winton this week, as they prepare for Sunday's First Test against Australia.

36. Cherri races clear

Salford Advertiser, Friday 9 November 2001
IRLAM schoolgirl Cherri Morrison has packed a lot of trophies into her relatively short athletics career.

37. In this week's Salford Advertiser...

Salford Advertiser, Friday 9 November 2001
All the best local news and sport in this week's Salford Advertiser!

38. Beehive smash Walkden Cricket for four

Salford Advertiser, Friday 9 November 2001
FOUR goals was the order of the day in the Margaret Piggott Meorial Trophy first round, as three side rammed home the goals to progress to the next stage.

39. Fears over 'dumped' asaylum seekers

Salford Advertiser, Friday 9 November 2001
SALFORD town hall bosses are calling for urgent changes in the law on asylum seekers after claiming refugees victimised in an horrific attack this week had been 'dumped' on the city.

40. Schoolboy driver 'never in trouble'

Salford Advertiser, Friday 9 November 2001
FAMILY, friends and teachers of a 14-year-old Charlestown schoolboy killed whilst driving a car on a motorway sliproad, have paid tribute to "a wonderful young man."
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