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MONCTON (CF! - Frank Dor- ringt.on's goal with 32 seconds re- maining in the third period gave Moncton Hawks a 4-3 victory over league-leading Amherst Ramblers here Saturday night in ii regiialr

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Amherst forward Jackie Schmidt was watching from the side lines serving a tripping penalty when Dorrington flipped a backhande over the sprawled body of goal tender Paul Leclerc. Other Munc- ton sharp shoote s were Bob Bow- .

Man Fined For Plaguing Coach

WINNIPEG (CP)-Harry Gale was fined :50 and costs in niagis- t.rate's court Thursday for plag- uing A1Sherman. coach of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, with anonymous telephone calls since the beginning of the football sea- son.

Gale pleaded guilty to a charge of using a telephone to annoy a subscriber. the first conviction since a new clause was written into the Manitoba T ' ”one Act this year,

Volleyball Game

In the City Volleyball League to- night the Y.M,C.A. meets at Y's at the ”Y". Game starting at

Late Goal

Gives Hawks 4-3 Victory

ness, Orin Carver and Ray Le- duc, Amherst mar' were Hank Terrlen. Copper Leyte and Schmdt.

Twenty penalties were called in- cludin,, three misconducts, miscon- ducls went to Amherst players Pierre Brillant and playing coach Lou Kiley; Bert Hlrschfeld of Moncton received the other mis- conduct.

Douglas (Duster) McNeil, play- ing coach last year for Moncton. worked on defence for the abort- staffed Hawks.

Summary

First period: 1. Moncton. How- ness tDorrington. McNeil) 13:32. 2. Amherst, Therrien (Bernaquez), 14:36. 3- Amherst, Leyle (Schmidt. D. Kileyt 19:09

Penalties: L. Kiley, 3:41, Mc- Leod. 4:09. 12:50. Brillant tmiscon- ductr 14:32. Reid 15:49.

Second period: 4. Monclon. Car- ver ILeduc. Hirschfeldt 16:11.

Penalties: L. Kiley 2:36, Siniiett 6:05. McNeil 8:26, D. Kiley, Carver 10:30, Bernaquez 10:40, Houle, Reid 13:36, Reid 19:115.

Third period: 5 Leduc (Hirsch- lcld, Carverr 4:36 ti. Amherst, Schmidt (S. White. D. Kiley! 14:45 7. Mont-ton. Dorrington (Carver, Bowncssl 19:28

Penalties: McLeod 12.59, Hirsch-

Greenwood 17. Stadacona 6

HALIFAX tCPi e sloshing through a field of mud in a drenching downpour, Greenwood " h s downed St -"- Sail- ors 175 in the Nova Scotia Senior Canadian Football League Friday, Greenwood is tied in second'place with St. Francis Xavier.

The loss eliminates Stadacona from the playoffs, and marked the

Islam bandits captured I small town and killed 100 persons in aistage series of rebel Sumatra. police and military au- ncials noon expected here I NC” thorities They said outlaws took the town of Reunom and killed all 7 members of the Moslem peasant'sllor restraint at: special oonfercnu Perti political party in sight. ing the bodies into nearby rivers.'demonstruiions against the It!- Ehcl Pfrsy party is Communist-sians, he said, would do 130?!

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first time in the 10-year history of the loop the Halifax Navy team failed to gain a playoff berth.

Don tMooset Mulligan racked up 12 l3ombers' points, scoring two majors and kicking a convert and rouge, A major by John Hudson in, the final minute rounded out: Grcenwood's total, i Mike Newmand scored the lone Stad touchdown and Doug Brown, converted. ,

Canada & Reds . 0 Enter Olympics ; iCORTllN'A D'AMPEZZA. ltaly. tiieutersie-Canada, the world and Olympic champion, and the Sov- iet Union. 1954 vmrld'chanipion. were among 11 countries entered,

for the 1956 Olympic ice hockey; championship when entries closed Thursday night.

The championship will be decid- ed during the winter Olympics here from Jan. 26 to Feb. 5. 0th- er entries are the United States.l

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NEW YORK lAPl--Coach 11111 i ll':iltor of Northwestern University admitted Saturday he erred in applying for recognition of a world record matching 9.8 seconds for lho 100 yards by sprinter Jim Gnlliday.

This was reported by Secretary Dan Ferris of the Amateur Ath- lt'lI(' Union. Golliday artiially did 11.2. his coach and Ferris now agree.

"I discussed the matter with Walter,” Ferries said. "and he acknowledged that. due to an ov- eisight. the wrong time was sub- mitted.

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”'l'hrnueh an oversight. one of the regular timers. who timed (lollid:-iy at 9.2. was listed as the ultciviatc while the alternate. who had .1 9.3 time. was listed as a rccular, We caught the error. and corrected it. It was an honest mistake and I think everything now is straightened out to every- body's satisfaction."

Sewell Moves To West Coast

TORONTO (CF)--Manager Luke Scwell has obtained his release from the Toronto Maple Leafs, the International League baseball cluh announced -Friday.

Sewell. who joined the Leafs in 1954. has been named manager of Seattle Rainicrs of the Pacific Coast League.

The Leafs hid Sewell felt his

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