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MONTREAL. (CP) - President Clarence Campbell of the National Hockey League announced Tuesday that Jack Adams, general manager of Detroit Red Wings, has been fined 5500101" "accosting referee

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I Red Storey in the .corrldor and ent.ering his dressing room at De. trait Olympia."

Adams violated the league's by- laws Jan. 18 between periods when Montreal Canadiens played the Red Wings.

A few weeks ago Bill Tobin, gen- eral manager of Chicago Black Hawks. was also fined 5500 for a similar violation. Adams and To-

bin are league governors for their respective teams.

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Murray Harliour iNorth Wins Game

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team, E. Condon (2).

Line-ups: lvllui-ray Harbour - Goal, :3 White; defence, G. Chapman, B

Gormley; forwards, A. Stewart, C Penny, F. Herring, C. Chapman, E. Murray Harbour North - Goal,

MacLeod. O'Connor.

MacLure; defence, G. Graham

M. Jackson. L. MacLeod, C. Rich- ards; forwards. W. Mlllar, C. Cur- rie, L. Graham, Giddings. J. Giddings, L. Clow. L. Jackson. N. Lanigan.

Referee-Dan Herring.

An interesting game of hockey the Murray Har-

Lb- Pk5- bour North rink on Saturday night S k A I when the local team defeated , C Cape Bear 11-6. The teams were

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de- 'feated Murray Harbour North at Habour North rink jJanuary 30. This was the first de- y lfeat of the season for the home deienca J" Oshmrm 13' Smcklanm 'team when Harbour

Murray overpowered them by a score of 11-6 before a record crowd. Goals for the visit- ing team were scored by C. Penny (4), F. Herring (2), C. Chapman (3). E. Mat-Lend, Stewart. For the local

F Graham, Condon. F. Gicldings, J. Giddiugs (2) J. Gidciings. W. Mil-y lar.

E. Condon. F.

the third period when the locals scored sev- en goals to the visiiors' one.

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ters were: Conclon and Miller with three each, F. Giddings, Lanigan. Richards, L. Jackson, J. Giddings with one each. For the visitors: Hume with two, MacKay, H. 06- borne and J. Osborne one each. The only penalty of the game was handed out in the second per- iod to L. Ciow for roughing.

The game was handled by C Currie.

Line-ups:

Cape Bear - Goal, E. Williams:

F. Saunders; forwards, H. Osborne B. Osborne, B. Jordon, A Hume, M. MacKay. . Murray Harbour North - Goal. MacLure; defence, G. Graham, Macbeod, M. Jackson. Richards; forwards, Milllar, MacLure, L. L. Ciow, L. Jackson. -A0

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' BOSTON, (AP) -Boston Braves

reported Tuesday that. outfielder Andy Pafko. recently acquired from Brooklyn. underwent. an emergency appendicitis operation Monday night in Chicago and is "doing fine." '

OI Olympic Games Site

SYDNEY, Australia, (AP)- Tire Melbourne Conference has decided unanimously to seek international approval for the Melbourne Cricket Ground to be the site for the 1956 Olympic Games. Al; Melbourne, J. Cain, Premier of Victoria, sent a cable Monday to Avery Brundage of Chicago, inter- national Olympic committee presi- dent, lnviting him to Melbourne to inspect the grounds. There has been much discussion on determining the Olympic site. Brundage. irked by Australia's un- certain preparations, has hinted that the games might be transfer- red to some other city. He men- tioned that Rome and Los Angeles were "practically ready" to handle the games. The conference estimated the cost of holding the games in Mel- bourne at 2850.000 about si.9l2,500. -The Commonwealth government will raise half of this and the Vic- torian government, along with the Melbourne city council, will share the remainder. Meanwhile, the Melbourne Cricket Ground trustees have agreed to extend accommodations to handle 120,000 persons.

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Grade III.-1. Catherine Steven- son; 2. Heather Jorgensen; 3. Thel- ma Ross. ' Grade II.-I. Brenda Rackham: 2. Martin Jorgensen 3. Leonard Morrell.

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