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1. 1. Rare club hits a high

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 04 October 2007 A RARE golf club made in Manchester more than a century ago has sold for £3,712 at a New York auction.

2. 2. It's a sporting extravaganza

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 13 October 2007 IF you like your sports you could be onto a winner today. TV Schedules are stocked full of rugby, football, cricket, golf, racing and boxing as 'our boys' take on the challenge of all comers.

3. 3. Webster nets Portugal Masters

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 22 October 2007 ENGLAND'S rugby players may have lost the Webb Ellis Trophy but 'Webby' hit the jackpot at golf.

4. 4. Shacklady ready for challenge

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 18 October 2007 GOLF Mossock Hall professional David Shacklady has secured himself starts at a handful of Challenge Tour events next year after finishing fifth at the PGA Play-Offs at Notts club Hollinwell.

5. 5. Students net top awards for web work

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 02 October 2007 ENTERPRISING student Damien Boswell is in line for a national award for his work at an Oldham supplier of golf buggies, lifting equipment, carts and tow trucks.

6. 6. Competition for £3m home

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 07 October 2007 MILLIONAIRE soccer stars are competing for another title - the deeds to a £3m home in Worsley.

7. 7. Murray back in the groove

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 06 October 2007 ANDREW Murray hopes to pitch up for more European Seniors' Tour events after whetting his appetite by finishing in a share of 10th place in the Scottish Open at Dalmahoy last week end.

8. 8. Mouth-watering Brittany

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 23 October 2007 SALT seems to have attracted a lot of negative publicity recently. Government ministers, TV chefs, and even crisp and sweet manufacturers have all queued up to give sodium chloride a kicking.

9. 9. Roundabout turns again

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 17 October 2007 THE magic is back, with a starring role for Didsbury performer and writer Jimmy Hibbert. It's definitely not time for bed as Dougal, Florence, Brian, Dylan, Ermintrude and Zebedee return in The Magic Roundabout (Nick Jr, Monday, 8am).

10. 10. Stenson ploughs lone furrow

    Manchester Evening News, Friday 12 October 2007 HENRIK Stenson was left alone to fly the European flag in the chase for the £1million first prize in the HSBC World Match Play Championship at Wentworth.

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