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Athletes held nothing back last weekend in the Ontario Games for the Disabled
Athletes held nothing back last weekend in the Ontario Games for the Disabled

Athletes held nothing back last weekend in the Ontario Games for the Disabled

Date7/9/1990
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Original Toronto Star caption: Athletes held nothing back last weekend in the Ontario Games for the Disabled. Blind runner Michael Tyrrell of Waterloo (left) is escorted by Nick Rowlings; amputee athlete Jeff Tiessen of St. Catharines steams down the track; while Ottawa's Carl Pratt hurls the javelin.
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Athletes held nothing back last weekend in the Ontario Games for the Disabled
Athletes held nothing back last weekend in the Ontario Games for the Disabled
7/9/1990
Athletes held nothing back last weekend in the Ontario Games for the Disabled
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