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Sporis Briefs

LOUISVILLE, Feb 15.-Nomina tions for the 1946 running of the Kentucky Derby were pouring into Churchill Downs today, with the deadline set for midnight tonight.
 The names of this years Derby hopefuls will be checked carefully and the list announced early in March.
 LOS ANGELES, Feb l5.-Japan and Germany will not be invited to compete in the 1948 Olympic games set for London, William May Garland, senior member of the American Olympic committee, said.
 There is still doubt as to the stautus of Italy, but we expect one of the greateset international rep resentations in the history of the games" said Garland yesterday, predicting a worldwide boom in amateur athletics.
 Russia will compete for the first time" he declared, and the South American countries are planning to send large teams
 NEW YORK, Feb. 15-Willie Joyce, the Gary, Ind, negro with slick left jab, is favored to turn the tables on Allie Stolz, Newark lightweight, when they meet to- night in a return 10-round bout at Madison Square Garden.
 NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 14.-In the first round of the New Orleans Open golf tournament, Sammy Byrd and Ben Hogan were the only two contestants in the ar-studded field to equal or lick par. Both Byrd and Hogan carded scores of one -under-par T to tie for the first round lead. Four other noted golfers were bracketed in the 73 group. They were defending champion Byron Nelson, Henry Pi- card. Jim Terrier and Dick Metz. NEW ORLEANS, Feb 15.-Na- tional Open Champion Craig Wood has dropped out of the winter golf circuit. Wood, who hung up his clubs temporarily at New Orleans yesterday, said he was going to his New York home for rest and med ical checkup
 LOS ANGELES, Feb. 15.-Ban- tamweight boxing champion of the world Manuel Ortiz takes on Eli Galindo of Los Angeles tonight in 10-round fight here. It will be a prep affair for Ortiz first title defense in over year-a l5-round scrap against Luis Castillo Febru- ary 25, in San Francisco.
 LOS ANGELES, Feb. 15.-The Seattle Ironmen defeated the Los Angeles Monarchs nine to five in a Pacific Coast league hockey game last night.
 On the Portland ice, Portland whipped Westminster, B. C., five to four in an overtime league con- test.
 The green foliage on the should
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ENVIRONMENT

GERING, Nebr. Dr. w. E. Holmes, director of the Scotts Bluff county health unit, is the victim of his own investigations. Checking a reported case of German meas les, he contracted the disease and is now confined to his home.
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Mrs. Bert Mcdowell, chairman; Mrs. A. Kassner, Mrs Willis Rolf, Mrs. L. G. Mcdonald and Mrs. Herman Beyer.
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.ToRY HOUR AT LIBRARY

STORY HOUR AT LIBKAK1
 The regular weekly Story Hour at the City Library for youngsters will be held tomorrow morning, starting at 10 o'clock. All children from kindergartners through the sixth graders are cordially invited to come and enjoy this hour which is especially designed for them.
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(Continaed from Page OneJ Bowles has wider authority than Collet but still is in the office and under the supervision--of Re- conversion Director John w Sny- der, with whom he tangled on pric- ing policy. Collet plans to return to his Missouri Federal Judgeship.
 To cap this denouement of a month-long drama of conflict among subordinates, the President appealed for firm holding of the new and higher line to'avoid the misery and danger of imitation"
 The dragon fly moves its wings X mn finn nc n pnipIltp
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Averages attained bye all rollers competing in the inter-city matches to date, are.
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The green foliage on the should CT patch of the 4th Infantry Divis- ion is a literal representation of the Roman numerals for four.
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The Monarch butterfly has been known to attack a humming bird.
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Third round scores, rolled last night. were:
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By WIN MALONEY

Facts are stronger than Fic- tion," this may be a slight devia- ton from the original quote but in this case it suits the situation ann ply. In a staetment to this writer before the scheduled Sacred Heart Thomaston Track and Field Meet at the Municipal Stadium tomor- row afternoon, Coach Al Napon said My charges should beat the Clocktowners by at least 40 points. T This would be an unusual state- ment if it weren't for the simple truth that it is backed up by facts and figures.
 Going Up
 In trials at the Stadium this weeK Bill Barrett, the Sacred Heart pole vaulter has been going over the bar at g feet in comparison to the eight feet six inches which won the quadrangular meet at Litchfield, in which event Thom- aston didn't even place. The East Ender'S star milers Pup Doolan and Doc" Quinn have been do- ing the mile in 507 or slightly bet ter if the case warrants it. The East End mentor figures that his charges will take the majority of the running events including the sprints, with Freddy Cappella on hand to bolster his chances Bob Oliver and Dick Fillippone should be strong in the field events
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WAueLekA = by BILL HARRINGTON --

Opinions on 8 question of white hot interest in the sports world to- day" Should Baseball Players Be Unionized?" will be heard on the premiere broadcast of the Esquire Sports Review tonight at 10 P. M., over WATR-ABC.
 Dramatizations of an obscure though significant incident in the life of Joe Louis and highlights in the career of 8 great race horse, and @ description of the new mech anical bowling pin setter also will be featured on the broadcast.
 Paul Barnes and John Jacobs will narrate the new WJZ-ABC pro- gram, which will dramatize and in- terpret news of the sports world.
 One of the few women to appear on the show and the holder of more outdoor shooting records than any woman in the country, Miss Elea- nor Dunne will be guest on the Fishing And Hunting Club of The Air when the program is heard to- night over WATR-ABC at 8:30 P. M.
 Miss Dunne began shooting five years ago, holds five outdoor rec ordS and is co-holder with the na- tional womens champion of sixth. During the war, she was volunteer instructor at Hunter College, teach ing rife and pistol shooting to the WAVES. who then were stationed there. She is secretary of the Met ropolitan Rifle League and mem- Der of the GunnerS' Club of Long Island.
 Eddie Cantor starts a one-man campaign to cook the Mad Rus sian's" goose, on ''The Eddie Cam tor Show" tonight, at 900 P. M., over WTIC-NBC network.
 The banjo-eyed Cantor dares to declare that the Russian doesn't rate on the ten most popular men list. His deglamorizing campaign falls apart when the Russian pre- sents facts and figures mostly figures-to prove that Cantor can be wrong.
 Patsy Bolton, Cantor's 14-year- old singing find, swings over to the opposition and sings Who Told You That Lie"
 The Thursday. May 16 Fred War ing Show will feature the glee club
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SoslthuUorth Signs Cardinal Pitcher

Boston, May 15-CUP)-The Bos- ton Braves have made another move to strengthen their weak pitching staff with the signing of Southpaw Ernie White, one of the mound aces of the 1942 world champion Cardinals, who was re- leased by St. Louis yesterday.
 Manager Billy Southworth signed the 29-year-old hurler after a telephone conversation. White said he had been approached by three or four other clubs" but chose to work for his former manager. He told Southworth that his arm was in perfect condition and he merely needed some good workouts.
 Whites 20 win over the New York Yankees helped the Cards to the 1942 world title. His best season was l941 when he won l7 and lost seven games. He has been in the Army for the past two years.
 The lefthander is the fourth St. Louis players acquired by Boston within year, following Mort Cooper, Johnny Hopp and Ray Sanders.
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Williamson, CLancyNeuv Yale Coaches of fBasketbaH
Sacred Henrt, 7hon10ston Track Meet 7hursday

such as the javelin, Discus, shot, put and high jumps The Re- lay team with Coleman, Costello Lizzotte and Cappella should have that event in the bag. Unless unforeseen circumstances should intervene Sacred Heart will give the ThomaSton combine a sound trouncing and 70 points will be on the pesslmistic side.
 Sacred Heart Entries
 100 yards: Sullivan, Cappella Coleman Markovic.
 g Oyards: Cappella, Coleman and Sullivan.
 40 yards: Costello, Oliver, and Markovic.
 88O yards: Guilf0ile, Murth. !, Carey, Quinn, Daly and O'Connor. Mile: Quinn and Doolan.
 Relay: Coleman, Costello, Liz zotte, and Cappella.
 High jump: Humphrey and Ci- rielo.
 Broad jumps Lizzotte, Cirielo and Humphrey.
 Pole vault: Barrett and Sullivan. Javelin: Oliver and Humphrey. Discus: Oliver, Carroll, and Fil- lippone.
 Shotput: Oliver. Sullivan and Fil- lippone.
 Thomaston High entries were in- complete at press hour today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-15
Mort Cooper to Marry Again
By JOSEPH NOLAN

Boston, May 15- (UP) - NolI Cooper of the Boston Braves win introduce a brand new pitch today "a cupid bal-when he takes the hill against the Pittsburgh Pirates in an effort to hurl a wedding present" for the girl he hopes to marry after the game.
 Provided his final divorce arrive and Miss Bee Smallwood gets airline passage, the big highlander will wed in the old South (Congrega- tionaD Church at 8 P. M. The papers are bound here from Jack son County, Mo, where Cooper's wife won divorce and custody of their two children two weeks ago. Miss Smallwood is enroute here from Springfield in the same state.
 Manager Billy Southworth of the Braves, who might justifiably blame Cooper for a few of his gray hairs, will be best man, while teammates Ray Sanders and Johnny Hopp will act as usl1ers.
 Cooper, whose arm has been a question mark this season, will be given a new twist to the strategy of Dizzy Dean who got married first and then went out and pitched a shutout.
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.Ansonio WoIlops by 18-2

Ansonia's Tom CaSagrande pitch- ed two hit ball to give his team a IS to ? decision over Wilby at the Ansonia field yesterday afternoon. In this contest three Green and White hurlers were nicked for 10 runs over the nine inning route. Tom Brown, junn Riccuito, and Bud Belanger were ushered to de- feat as the Jarvis cleanup men, Alu, Parker and Manley, had field day, by collecting 5 hits between them, three triples. double and sim gle. This was the third defeat in six starts for the Purcellmen, who seem to be on the downward path in the last few contests. Wilby's Bob McAree and Riccuito collected the only Green and White extra base bingles. The score:
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singing In Spring" and Sleepy
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 Grand Ole Opry" show, over NEG at 10:30 P. M. The Old Hickory
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