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popularity strikes a chord with- v n sports fans many of whom are golfers l who play at daily feelacilities t x among events clarkwill be active inhisxendefaarkeelebrfryclassicat x g6rrnley green arid rolling hills golf i ilubdn junel irtheevent will feature v l if 7 h d field of 640 golfers largest field of i ahyjbnedayjgolffundraisirig event in t the greater toronto area a s j2 v4 auproceeds will go to support the vv r canadian junior golf association and the hospital for sick children rt e v -v- i v staff photosjoerd witteveen steering wheel tocornpeteintheus f6nhula2b00chamm6shiphe t mo scvwith a new owneri ts v iying down on the job although hes lying face first on the icestouffville clippers novice select tyler barber dark uniform managesto steer the puck away from clippers tyke players brett hembruff left and michael mingay in this exhibition game the two squads played at the rec complex last saturday f j wfaxers draw first blood npnipr a playoff series jstrong v lb 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spirit 35932 finished third in the north conference the shamrocks were sixth cardinals rule the pool paul sheehan noted that this years edition of the brother andre catholic high school cardinals swim team was not one of jhe larger contingents that he took to thursdays york region athletic association champi onships in aurora but the 25member contingent made plenty of waves in the st andrews college pool the cardinals successfully defend- ed- their overall team title and girls team title aswell 16 members will be going to the provincials which will be held m st catharines feb 2223 4 success breeds success said the caidinals swimcoach who wascbri- fident his team could retain the over- all team title the reputation of our program gets out and the kids want to doit v jwhoe applauding the efforts of his i jentire team sheehan notedthat rnucnof tlie schools success in win- njogthe title was generated wthjts relay teams which won four events v ahd was second in two othersgirls freestyle swimmers arid seniokboys- 1 competitor dominic uchow- who n broke two regional records in the100- rhetreiridividual medley and looiri c freestyle y kt ve have an excellent group ofj swirrirnersand next- year theyll bev even bettervhe vdwedy fonresults of iridividual and relay j oumciw attunx wsocunon u 3