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The Mississaugan and Mount Carmel Secondary School graduate is likely headed for France to play professional volleyball. \"I'm looking to play in the first division in France,\" said [Peter Turpin], a graduate of the University of Manitoba in Winnipeg. He was named the university's Male Athlete of the Year after guiding the Bisons to their third Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS) championship in four years.

The Mississaugan and Mount Carmel Secondary School graduate is likely headed for France to play professional volleyball. \"I'm looking to play in the first division in France,\" said [Peter Turpin], a graduate of the University of Manitoba in Winnipeg. He was named the university's Male Athlete of the Year after guiding the Bisons to their third Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS) championship in four years.

Tammy Mahon added 11 kills and 11 digs while Julie Salyn had 11 kills and seven digs for the Bisons, who won their first CIAU championship since 1993.The No. 2 Rouge et Or were forced to play catch-up all match, starting all four trailing by at least three points early. In the second set, [Laval] managed to tie the game 11-11 and took its first lead on a Peter Turpin miss. After Manitoba regained the lead 22-20, Laval middle Mathieu Lagrandeur produced a pair of kills to put the Rouge et Or ahead 24-23 and then making a huge block for the set victory.

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  The pub was refurbished a couple of years ago, and it's always very clean and tidy. Although it's generally quite busy, the service is spot on, and it's never too crammed to find somewhere to sit and eat. It's child-friendly and there is a children's menu, though they can also just order a smaller portion from the normal menu. There's a good range of sweets, although we don't tend to order one, because the main course is so big we just don't have the room to fit it in.

Furthermore, witnesses testified [Kennedy]'s hair and body were dry immediately after the incident even though [James Paul Turpin] had said he'd scooped her out of a tub in which there had been running water. Numerous doctors testifying for the Crown told the jury the extent, nature and severity of the damage to Kennedy's brain weren't consistent with Turpin's story. However, two defence experts said it was possible, if rare, for a child to die as a result of a fall from standing height in a bathtub. [Peter Corey] also pointed out that the Crown's medical experts couldn't say definitely that Kennedy's injuries weren't the result of an accident. The onus is on the Crown, he said, to prove its case beyond a reasonable doubt. All of the Crown's medical experts agreed Kennedy's injuries weren't consistent with the story Turpin told, she said. The prosecutor urged the jury to disregard the evidence of the defence's medical experts, noting their opinions were based on elements that weren't factual. Furthermore, unlike the Crown's experts, she said, the defence experts didn't back up their opinions with reviews of medical literature or comparable cases.

MARCH 13, 1981 104 years after the first Test match, Barbados-born Butcher made history to become the first black player to represent England. Players of Indian origin had preceded him but Buthcher's achievements inspired a new generation. PAUL INCE -- JUNE 9, 1993 Winning only his seventh cap, Ince became England's first black captain when he led the side to a 2-0 defeat against U.S.A. in Boston. The former Man United midfielder also became the first black British manager in the Premier League when Blackburn appointed him last summer.

Hit the brakes, slow down to 40, lean into the turn and hit the gas again. Next time past the stands some of the bikes will be doing 150. The leader, half a lap ahead of the pack, lifts the front wheel and does a 115 mile-an-hour \"wheelie\" as he goes by. Thurl Bailey, Plaza Cycle and Avon Tires have all taken [Shane Turpin] under their wing as sponsors, defraying a lot of the cost. \"Doing a wheelie at 115 feels like you're floating. The wind presses against the bike. There's so much power in that bike, and it's all right there at your wrist,\" Turpin said. \"It's like nothing you can describe.\"

Three Babylon teenagers were arraigned yesterday on charges ofthird-degree robbery after two of them confessed to participating ina robbery of the Gypsy Rover Bar in West Babylon, according to court documents.