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1. Zaman books last four spot
Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 30 June 2004Dukinfield 189ao Denton West 193-5 DENTON West staged their own version of the Great Escape as they earned a Walkden Cup quarter-final victory over Dukinfield at Higher King Street on Sunday.
2. Field’s fourth win
Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 30 June 2004Flowery Field 200-5 Cheetham Hill 197-8 FLOWERY Field earned their fourth Lancashire County League win of the season on Saturday as they recorded a three-run victory in a match reduced to 32 overs a side.
3. New grounds for optimism
Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 30 June 2004ASHTON United chairman Tony Ryan has revealed the club has reached a 'principle of agreement' with Curzon Ashton to share the new Tameside Stadium.
4. Facing fight
Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 2 June 2004DAVE Miller is warning his Stalybridge Celtic players they face a fight for a first team spot ahead of the new Conference North season.
5. Hatton returns in September?
Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 2 June 2004VICTORY against Carlos Vilches a week on Saturday could propel Ricky Hatton into another fight in September.
6. Field in recurring nightmare
Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 2 June 2004Flowery Field 174-9 Denton St Lawrence 176-5 FLOWERY Field must hate the sight of Saints' Steve Dublin as, for the second time in two weeks, he produced an innings which took the game away from the Hyde side when they had a chance of winning.
7. RFU pitch in with funding
Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 9 June 2004ALDWINIANS RUFC is one of the first rugby clubs in the country to receive an award from the Rugby Football Union's Community Club Development Programme.
8. Tigers hunt new match
Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 2 June 2004HYDE United are searching for new friendly opposition after Worksop Town pulled out of their proposed game on Monday, July 19.
9. Marsh swamps any hopes of Cup win
Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 9 June 2004Walsden 241-9 Ashton 216ao ASHTON'S JW Lees Wood Cup adventure came to an end on Sunday in front of another packed Rayner Lane crowd.
10. Hussain hits Stayley victory aim
Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 23 June 2004DROYLSDEN'S Per-Fit Windows Saddleworth and District Cricket league match against Tameside neighbours Droylsden was reduced to 30 overs a side because of heavy overnight rain.