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8 The Independent, Canadian Statesman Weekender, Bowmanville, Saturday, July 2,1994 Two-Year-Olds Are Running at o Kawartha Downs This week brings two "Baby" Races to Kawartha Downs. The non-betting events for two year olds go at 7:00 p.m. on Thursday Thursday and Saturday. Pacers race on Thursday while Trotters contest the Saturday race. Some of Saturday's fillies will be back one week later for the $50,000 Trillium Series. Feature events on the 7:30 regular cards are reversed. Trotters go on Thursday, and Pacers on Saturday. Tantallon Celtic returns to KD where he's enjoyed great success over the years. He'll attempt to stop the streak of Big Bs Glory. She's won three straight for Newmarket owner John Bosworth, and Trainer- Driver Jerry Robinson. Tantallon Celtic has not been worse than third this year for his Port Perry owners Donna and Glenn Van Camp and Wayne Dowson. In Saturday's Pace Tawnee Herbert Herbert will attempt to become the first- two-time winner of the feature. She won here for Murray Bre- thouronMay 21. Kathy Thompson and Bets Mae have also won this class in recent weeks. Both cards should provide exciting exciting racing as June concludes and July begins. Provincial Volleyball Team Has Two Clarke Students Horseshoe Tournament On Sunday afternoon, June 26th, the 5th Annual 'Buck and Jim' horseshoe tournament was held on the three pits behind the homes of Don Cowle and Jim Conboy, north of Newcastle. When the scores had been tallied, the trophies were presented to this year's winners, Jim Conboy and Junior Landry, pictured here with most of the non winners. They defeated Lyle Millson and Bill Goswell 21-7 in the championship championship round, which didn't take to long to play. 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Ontario is quite proud of its accomplishment accomplishment in the sport of Volleyball. Volleyball. In last year's Canada Games, the Men's team went undefeated to win, for the first time,, the Gold medal medal at that event. Two players from that team were selected for this year's squad: Daryl Reid (Qrono) and Rob Janson (Ottawa). The Women's team finished a close fourth place at the Games and the only remaining member of that team is Sherryl Jones from Mississauga. Mississauga. Piquette Staples, of Clarke High school is a member of the 1994 Women's team. Players from all over Ontario were selected for this year's teams which shows the incredible development development of the sport all over the province province (see rosters included). Scarborough Scarborough and Windsor are the cities which proffered the most players to the teams; 5 and 6 respectively. . As part of the training program, both teams will spend a week in Cuba (home of the Olympic Champions Champions in Women and the runner up in the World League in Men's) to leam the tricks of Latin volleyball to get ready to face the other Canadian provinces plus the Italian Junior National National Team, special guest for this year's NTCC tournament. The summer summer promises to be an exciting one for these youngsters who gave up their summer jobs and beach volleyball volleyball to prepare to represent Ontario in the NTCC. The Women's Team will be practising practising at the University of Ottawa and the Men's at Sheridan College in Brampton. 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