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1. 1. Sport school's double cash blow

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 11 July 2001 A HIGH school's hopes of raising classroom standards through sports have been hit by the loss of two major sponsors.

2. 2. Century seals sport sponsorship deals

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 06 July 2001 NORTH west radio station Century 105.4 has increased its controversial sponsorship links with sporting organisations.

3. 3. Rugby girls win Lottery cash

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 12 July 2001 A RUGBY club has landed a £174,000 Lottery grant - by encouraging women and children to play the sport.

4. 4. Stroll on to a sporting dream

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 14 July 2001 PEOPLE will get the chance to see inside the hallowed grounds of Manchester United and Lancashire County Cricket Club — and boost sport for youngsters in the north west.

5. 5. Rugby ace Adrian sets up sporting agency

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 07 July 2001 ONLY months after a sensational departure as Sale Sharks’ rugby director Adrian Hadley is making his sporting comeback.

6. 6. Fan's had a 'dogs life' for 75 years

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 11 July 2001 IT'S BEEN a dogs' life for 77-year-old Dorothy Wood. And she's loved every minute.

7. 7. Ceremony sets Games milestone

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 06 July 2001 MANCHESTER got its first taste of Commonwealth Games glory at the city’s £110 million stadium.

8. 8. No more cash for Games, says minister

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 11 July 2001 THE government says there will be no more cash help from taxpayers for Manchester's Commonwealth Games.

9. 9. M.E.N pledge to world class Games

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 21 July 2001 WORLD class facilities in a world class city for a world class event - that's why the Guardian Media Group has pledged sponsorship to the Commonwealth Games.

10. 10. RL: Wigan 70 Salford 4

    Manchester Evening News, Saturday 21 July 2001 DISMAYED Salford fans today want to know why so-called star players have clearly lost the will to spill blood for their club.

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