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1. Pair sign off with Wacs win
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 29 April 2004AMERICAN players Ian Cassidy and Kris Heller left Manchester Waconians in the best possible manner with a well-earned victory in their last North of England League premier division game of the season.
2. Cosford cups
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 29 April 2004MANCHESTER'S under-18s boys and under-14s girls basketball teams proved too strong for the opposition in the National Championship Finals at Cosford.
3. Didsbury suffering play-off heartbreak
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 29 April 2004Egremont 27 Didsbury Toc H 19 DIDSBURY failed to win promotion for the second year running, this time losing a fantastic game of rugby to Egremont.
4. All White for Haigh pair
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 29 April 2004HAIGH Hall duo Dave Eastham and lady captain Doris Eyre put their club's name on the prestigious White Cup for the first time in its 75-year history with the top score of the day at Chorlton.
5. VIP final
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 29 April 2004VIP RAILWAY booked their place in the final of the Manchester Publicity Sunday League Silver Jubilee Cup with a 4-2 win over Moss Vale at Old Bedians.
6. Seventh heaven
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 29 April 2004Oxton 164ao Didsbury 133ao DIDSBURY'S new overseas player Tom Maher made a great impact in his first game, but was unable to prevent his side slipping to a disappointing defeat in their opening Cheshire County ECB premier division match.
7. Hanging on
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 29 April 2004WHALLEY Range are still looking for their first win as they hung on for a draw against Brooksbottom.
8. Chorlts only playing for pride
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 29 April 2004CHEADLE Hulme lost their Lancashire and Cheshire AFL premier division bottom-of-the-table clash with Old Chorltonians 5-2, but both teams are still relegated.
9. Valentine's victory
South Manchester Reporter, Monday 26 April 2004GOLF: CHORLTON professional David Valentine continued the blistering form he has shown since his marriage in late 2004 to win the Manchester Alliance 36-hole strokeplay championship for the first time in his career.
10. Play-off place for hard-working Toc
South Manchester Reporter, Monday 26 April 2004RU: Burnley 20 Didsbury Toc H 22