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1. Final date is booked
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 31 August 2005CRICKET: THE Ashton and Oldham Alliance League's Dukes Shield will be bewteen St Mary's OPC and Bharat following Saturday's brace of semi-finals.
2. Still leading the way
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 31 August 2005CRICKET: SADDLEWORTH remain top of the Per-Fit Windows Saddleworth and District Cricket League as the campaign gets set for the run-in.
3. Emma's six GCSEs ... and a beautiful baby boy
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 31 August 2005YOUNG mum Emma Guest completed a remarkable double after passing all six of her GCSEs and giving birth to a beautiful baby boy.
4. U.S. detained me as terror suspect
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 31 August 2005AN OLDHAM man is vowing never to set foot in America again after being detained at JFK airport for eight hours because immigration officers thought he was a terrorist on their most wanted list.
5. Darren the destroyer
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 31 August 2005CRICKET: IT WAS the Darren Shadford show at The Coppice on Sunday as Werneth destroyed Royton in the Lake Garage Central Lancashire League.
6. Hamilton rallies supporters
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 31 August 2005OLDHAM chairman Chris Hamilton is asking for supporters to turn up at Boundary Park on Sunday and help the Roughyeds in their fight to avoid relegation.
7. £4,000 bill for innocent victim of car crime
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 31 August 2005A CLARKSFIELD man has been told he must foot the £4,000 bill after his parked car was badly damaged by a vehicle being pursued by the police.
8. Local dog walker found body on beach
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 31 August 2005A CHADDERTON woman has spoken of her shock at finding a dead body while walking her dog in Blackpool on Saturday - and then discovering the victim had been a student in Oldham.
9. Club on the lookout
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 31 August 2005FOOTBALL: FAILSWORTH Dynamos JFC are on the lookout for players and coaches as they seek to add another four teams to their existing 17.
10. Band is piping hot!
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 31 August 2005A BAND started nearly 80 years ago by Scotsmen working in the Oldham mills has gone into the Guinness Book of Records.