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Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-19
FEDERATION OF woMENs CLUBS
Annual Meeting to Be Held at Cheshire
 Today and Saturday.

The programme of the 18th annual meeting of the Connecticut State Federation of Women's Clubs to be held in Cheshire today and Saturday, follows:
 Friday-Afternoon session, o'clock Invocation, Rev. c. Starkman; ad- dresses of welcome Miss Lillian Stod- dard, Cheshire club. Rev. J. D. Skilton, Cheshire school: response, Mrs. w. H. Phipps president: greetings; minutes of last annual meeting; reports of of- ficers. recording secretary, correspond ing secretary. treasurer, auditor; mu-. sic; tribute to Miss Parloa, Mrs. J. R. Mason; civics committee, chair man, Mrs. H. L. Hunt; household eco- monies. chairman. Mrs. F: $. Ward well: arts and crafts, chairman, Mrs. E. L. Curtis; address Mrs. William Cummings Story.
 Evening session. 7.30 o'clock-Music; Woman in Medicine, Mabelle J. Perry, MD: The American Woman and Her Foreign Critics, Mrs. Martha Foote Crow; music; Personal Experiences of an Editor, Mrs. Katharine Moody Spalding: reception. 9.3O, o'clock. in. the library of the Cheshire school.
 rday--Morning session at 9.45 o'clock Business reports from coun- ty organizers presentation of DeB- clubs; presidents address; music: forestry committee, chairman, Mrs. F. w Gerard; discussion CD Hetch-' Hetchy Valley, @ Waterways; health department, chairman, Dr. Sophia Penfield; report of credentials commit tee; business; luncheon, 12.30 o'clock.
 Afternoon session, 1.15 o'clock-Mu- sic; literature committee, chairman, Mrs F. $. Hartwell; education com mittee chairman. Miss Jane Burbank: address. President F. s. Luther of Trinity college; discussion CD Organic Education, (2) Inducements to Enter the Teaching Profession; music; civil service committee, chairman, Mrs. F. H. Dart; paper, Mrs. Eugene Oakley of Philadelphia; industrial conditions, chairman Mrs. F. T. Walden; report of committee on resolutions; adjourn ment.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-19
Nest Side PindchIe Club.

The West Side Pinochle club held their monthly meeting in the pinochle tournament Thursday evening, the leaders maintaining their respective positions. Three more meetings re- main in the tournament, that of next week being omitted because of Thanksgiving sThe scores: Lewis 74,- 180, Reeves 73,665, Rawson T3,2S0 TetreauIt 72,155, Dibble 72,0s0, Cobb 72,075, Pettis 71,895, J. Jordan 71,Ss5, O'Neil 7f,755, A. Jordan 7f,630, Bailey 70,S55, Peckhame TO- 530.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-19
Which Shall It Be?

If taxation without representation is wrong, women who are the owners of property should be allowed to vote, or else they should be exempt from taxa tion.-Knoxville Journal and Tribune
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-19
One on Dan cuo;d.

Judging from the letters submitted in his breach of promise case, the champion wrestler took few falls out of Dan Cupid.-Oma1a Bee.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-19

Grctorl.-Joseph Silva of New Lon- don has obtained the lease of the main hall of the A. O. IT. W building for. one irfoiith for moving picture shows which will include illustrated songs.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-19
Not Likely to Return.

Mir. Bryan is going to South America to find out whether the voice of the people calls him to run for United States senator in Nebraska-Om Bee.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-06
sOX NOSED OUT.

Cleveland, May SIN a game nearly
as weird as that of Tuesday the White
Sox turned the tables on the Maps yes
terday and evened up with the locals
by winning a 6 to 5 "go-as-you- please"
contest. There were fewer errors of
omission. but the errors of commission
on tho part of the Maps were costly, for
they were the biggest factor in the Sox
run getting. as the hits were ten to five
in favor of the Maps. Four errors were
made by the Cleveland men. while the
record was a clear one for the Sox in
the fielding line.
Davy Altizer was a slight improve
ment on his performance of Tuesday
but he let a high fly from Lajoie's bat
get away from him in the first inning
that he should have been camping un-
der. but the wind fooled him and turn
ed the ball so that Davy had to double
on his tracks before he got to the vicin-
ity of the ball The hit went for two
bases and was responsible for the
three runs that the Maps made in the
! opening round.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-06
MAY REINSTATE
WALSH TODAY
Commission Ready to An.
nounce Ruling on Ed.

Pitcher Ed Walsh of the White Sox
is likely to be reinstated by the ma
tional commission today. President
Johnson of the American league said
yesterday that the case had practically
been settled. but he would not say
whether a fine would cover the rein
statement
In this connection Mr.. Johnson as a
member of the national commission as
serted that the rule as regards hold
out players would be strictly enforced
all along the line. This particularly
concerns Evers and King of the Cubs
and Crisis of the St Louis Browns.
Criss has already been suspended. 1t
will make no difference, according to
Mr.. Johnson. whether or not the play
ers reported before May l or not II
they were not on hand when the sea-
son started they are likely to be sus-
pended 1t has been understood that
the rule only applied to those who fail
! ed to sign contract before moving
day" but according to the latest rul-
/ ing it affects players who did not show
up before April u.
In regard to the rumored war on the
part of the American association anC
the Eastern league because the new ma.
! tionaI agreement was declared void b!
/ the national commission. Presiden
/ Johnson did not feel apprehensive H,
explained that it was necessary TO hav,
some agreement, and as the class :
| leagues did not sign the rules agreed
on the commission was compelled t.
return to the former agreement.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-06
CUBS ARE HEADED

Somebody spilled sand on the Cub
coaster yesterday and with Orvie Over
all pitching in brilliant form the world
heaters walloped Grifhth's Red Legs, 8
to 2, clambering into a tie with their
victims for fourth money. Plenty Of
hitting. a galaxy of sensational plays
and a slight shakeup in the batting or
der paved the way to victory for
Chances men. and with Overall work
ing on all four cylinders the rejuve-
noted host from Porkopolis never had a
fighting chance.
OveralTs wildness in the sixth, fol-
lowing a glittering display of slab en-
deavor, alone enabled the Reds to break
into the run column. For five sparkl-
ing innings the ponderous Californian
held his opponents helpless. but in the
sixth a pass followed by a wild shoot
against Lobert's little finger and Mike
Mttchells double shunted a pair Of
buckeyes over the plate. Those runs
merely added fresh coloring to the pas
time, putting the ancient enemies into
a tie which was broken only by dint
of heroic measures applied in the
champions half of the same period.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-06
EAST CHICAGO.

Knots pure mineral water, is not
distilled or boiled, but naturally pure
Therefore it is healthy and digestable-
Call 3s4. Nassau & Thompson, and have
one gallon delivered for 10 cents at
your home. 0-Z-t
Tom Marsden, driver for the Wells
Fargo express. is the proud possessor
Of new company cap. The cap, how
ever. is not the only new possession
that Tom has recently acquired, as
Kussmaul Bros. of Hammond yester-
dav sent him two new French briar
pipes.
Moth Balls, 10 cents a pound at
EeaeO & Beach's. 1t
Mrs. Luther Lewis of Olcott avenue,
who has been visiting in Muncie, Ind
for the past week has returned home.
you'll do better at the Lion Store
Furniture Department" Hammond
leading store. 6-6-t
Alderman Andrew O'Girr. who has
been in Mudlavia, taking the baths for
the rheumatism the past two weeks
returned Tuesday much improved in
health
Makes rough skin smooth, our Velvet
Cold Cream. % cents. veaco & Beach
Abe ottenheimer is in Miller today
on business.
The Whiting Masonic band at the
Lewis rink. East Chicago. Saturday
evening. May Sth. All are vel
come o.
Mrs. Sidney veaco is in Chicago to-
dav sbopping.
Remember Goo! Goo! means good
Gum Drops. At veaco & Beach.-1-t
The Whiting Masonic dance at thu
Lewis rink, East Chicago, Saturda!
evening, May sth. All are vel
come. 5-4-
Nice pure mineral water, is not dis
titled or boiled, but naturally pure
Therefore this is healthy and digestable
Call 334. Nassau & Thompson. and hav
one gallon delivered for 10 cents a
your home. AZ
FIrst-cIass 1aundress would ike Il
secure work for two days each week
Best of references supplied Small
families preferred. Address F. NJ LAX
COUNTY TINES. Hammond. Ind.
FOR SALE-Five-cent theater fixtures
cheap if taken at once. Inquire a
the Ladd agency, East Chicago
Ind. 15-t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-06
SPORTING NOTES
SAYS HE'LL Be
RIGHT FOR KELLY
Interest in 45-Round Middle
weight Go at San Fran
cisco Is Great.

San Francisco, May 6.-At present
Hugo Kelly and Billy Papke, the pair
of crack middleweights who are to meet
at Coffroth's Mission street arena on
the afternoon of May Is, are monopoliz-
ing the pugilistic limelight.
The report sof Papke's excellent con-
dition have renewed interest in the
Kewanee man. Papke today declared
that he has recovered his strength and
stamina. He holds himself to be in
better shape now than he ever was for
any fight.
Kelly worked with his trio of spar
ring partners over at Crolls today and
showed up in excellent form The
Italian has been training for Papke for
some time and he is in fine form right
now. Trainer Mcdonald is sending
Kelly along nicely and declares that
the Italian will be in the best condi-
ton when he lines up against Papke.
1t can hardly be denied that the
terms of the match favor Papke. Civ
en- forty five rounds in which to finish
his man, it looks as though Billy has
a shade the better of the argument.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-06
LOWELL OAKLANDS
HAVE ORGANIZED
Ed Yates Will Manage the
Crack South County
Team.

Lowell, Ind, May 6.-The Lowell
Oakland Park baseball team has been
organized for the season, with Ed
Yates manager; Bart Moxen treasurer,
and Lew Wood, secretary. Minas Irwin
and Ew Yates. the former old wheel
horses for the last two years, known
as the peerless battery, will fill the
same positions this year. The other
members of the team are: Elder and
Rhody of Hammond. Lynch Hilder-
brand and Alyea of Lowell. Reno of
Medaryville, and Anderson of Wheat
field. Each member of the new or
ganization has records as stars in their
respective positions, and it looks as
though Lowell has as strong a team
as they had last season, which won a
victory over the best teams in the ma
jority of the games played. The first
game of this year will be played on
the home grounds May %.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-06
EIGHT IN $4,000
NEW YORK RACE
Field for International In
cludes Worlds Best.

New York. May 6.-Twelve profess
sional long distance runners already
are entered to start Saturday afternoon
in the $4,000 international Marathon
for the championship of the world at
the Polo grounds. They form the
greatest collection of long distance
stars ever brought together and repre-
sent many different nationalities. The
full entry list follows St. Yves, Or
phee and Cibot, France; Simpson. In
dian; White. Ireland; Cavajal, Cuba;
Appleby, England, Dorando, Italy; Ma
loney, Ireland; Svanberg, Sweden;
Crook, American, and Marsh, Canada
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-06
BROWN DEFEATS
YALE, 4 to 2
Ellis Play Loosely and Visit
ors Steal Home Twice.

New Haven, Conn. May Brown
upset Yale yesterday. 4 to 2. through
Van Weeks looseness and Philbin's
poor throwing to second. Twice, with
men on first and third, Brown worked
the double steal for a score. In the
fourth inning Van Week passed three
men to first. Budding hit to Badger.
who threw to first too slowly to catch
him, Regnier scoring. Orcutt tried to
score from second and Jefferson threw
wildly to the plate, circuit scoring
Budlong reached third on the wild
throw and scored on the double steal
as Nash had done in the third inning
Yale scored both its runs in the fourth
innings The score:
Brown .....0 0 0 o.
Yale ......0 0 2 0 0 0 0 O..
Batteries-Yale, Van Week, Merritt
/ and Philbin; Brown, Nourse and Ray.
mond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-06
EAST CHICAGO AND
INDIANA HARBOR
INDIANA HARBOR.

Mrs. Adam Wayd is visiting friends
in Muncie. Ind, for few days.
Mrs. William Fox of Grapevine
street returned yesterday from Indi-
annapolis. where she had been for a
few days.
You'll do better at the Lion Store
Furniture Department" Hammond's
leading store 6-6-t
Mr.. and Mrs. oscar Georg were the
guests of friends in Chicago yesterday.
Mr.. Nathan Levy Of the Golden Gate
store attended a May party, given by
the Bichur Cholcin auxiliary, at Bes-
semer Park Assembly hall last night
Louis Sterling, who is sick in the
Michael Reece hospital, Chicago. is
much improved, and expects to re-
turn home the latter part of the week.
The funeral of Mr. Wesley Ruth,
the aged father of Mrs Wesley Mat
| tox of Michigan avenue, occurred at 2
o'clock Tuesday afternoon in Rich
mond. Ind Mr.. Ruth. who arrived in
Indiana Harbor the 25th of March. to
visit his daughter, was stricken with
paralysis a month later and died Sat
urday morning at II o'clock. The re-
mains were taken to Richmond Sun
day Besides a widow, the deceased
leaves two sons and two daughters
all married.
Mrs. F. E. Maggie of the South Bay
hotel was in Chicago yesterday.
Father Mungoven Is out of town for
a few days.
Mrs. George H. Summers returned
| Monday from Highland Park. where
she went to visit her son and other
relatives.
Mrs. Samuel Stanford of Elkhart
Ind, is visiting her son and daugh,
ter-tn-law. Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Stan
ford of One Hundred and Thirty
eighth street The Mesdames Stanford
together with Mrs A. G. Lundquist anC
w. B. Van Horne and one or two 9th
ers. made a party which visited Chi
cago Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. George Summers attended tn
Mems Fellowship club banquet, held a
the Masonic temple, Hammond, Tues
day evening.
a cake market" will be conducts
on Saturday afternoon in the Office o
Charles E. Fowler, under the auspice
of the Ladies' Aid society of the Bap
fist church. Each of the members vii
donate a cake of their own maxim
/ and will ask a friend to do likewise
and it is expected that SIS or $40 Wi
be cleared. The Ladies' Aid societ
has certainly merited its title for tn
past few weeks. About a month ag
the organization held handkerchie
and apron sale in the Fowler offices
at which $50 was cleared. Since the
l the same society gave the entertain
y ment The Singin skule Beginment
d clearing s67 for the church.
The Whiting Masonic band at II
Lewis rink, East Chicago, Saturda
Il evening, May 8th. All are we
come. 54
\ First-class laundress would like I
6 secure work for two days each weel
n Best of references supplied. Sma
', families preferred. Address F. NJ. LAX
COUNTY TIMES, Hammond, Ind.
It You can get 1t at Spiegers, Sout
II Chico COS leading furniture store.
d The Whiting Masonic dance at II
<, Lewis rink, East Chicago, Saturds
d evening, May 8th. All are we
o come ga
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-06
BURNHAM.

Mrs. Milton E Shaver and son, Ray
mond, were in Chicago shopping yes
terday.
The Sewing Circle of the Rebecca
lodge We're royalty entertained yester-
day afternoon by Mrs. B. B. Walker
at her home on Park avenue. The la
dies gathered quite early in the after
noon and took up their usual duties,
which is sewing for the home kept up
by that lodge, after which they were
invited to the dining room, where a
dainty luncheon was served. After the
repast a short time was spent socially,
when they all departed for their homes,
thanking their hostess for having had
such a pleasant afternoon together
The following were the ones present:
Mrs. DR.. Phoels, Mrs Peterson, Mrs.
Ed Jacobson, Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Bert
Harris, Mrs. Swan Olson, Mrs Brown,
Miss Ida Nelson and Mrs. Sam Olson
all of Hegewisch.
Mrs. Walter E. Combs was in Chi
| cago yesterday visiting friends.
Mr.. S. K. Markham of Chicago was
in town yesterday afternoon.
Mrs John Goodwin was in Ham
mond calling on friends Wednesday
| afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. E. Shaver and son
Raymond, visited friends in Austin. III.
! Sunday
Mr. William Neil was in Chicag,
| Wednesday.
Mr. Tony J. SULLIVAN, village clerk
was called to Chicago today on yer,
important village business.
Mrs C. r. Peterson and son. George
! was in Hammond shopping Wednes
day.
The old board of local improve
ments met last evening and disposed o
some village business.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-06
MISCELLANEOUS
BASEBALL GAMES

At St Mary's, Kan.-st. Mary's, Is;
Fairmount, 0.
At Monmouth In.-Monmouth, I'M.
q Cedar Rapids. Three Il" l.
At Mount Pleasant. Iowa-Nebraska
Indians, 3 Mount Pleasant. 0.
At West Point. \. university of
Pennsylvania, Z; West Point. 5.
At Amherst, Mass.-University of
Virginia, 4; Amherst. l.
At Orono, Mass.-University of Maine.
6; Bates. 2.
At Rensselaer,. Ind.-st. Joseph Col
lege. 10; De Paul University. T.
At Pekin, Ill.-Pekin, I'M, Z; Pc
oria, Three Il" s.
At Yankton, S. D.-Yankton College
s; State School of Mines. 0.
At Indianola, Iowa-Simpson College
Z; South Dakota University ?.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-06
CLARK STATION.

Mrs. A. Kaske of Indiana Harbor was
visiting friends here
Mr.. Harry Burge and friend of Ham
mond were visitors here yesterday.
Mrs. A. Kreuger of Chicago is spend
ing the week with friends here.
Mr.. Max Sabinzke of South Chicago
was here on business yesterday.
Mrs. G. B. schmetzer was a Chi
cago business visitor
Mrs. F. Miller of Clark station was
visiting with East Side friends.
Mr.. Harry Peterson saw A Stubborn
Cinderella" at the TowIe Opera House
at Hammond
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-06
SOUTH CHICAGO NEWS

The Association of Commerce has
made good and stood by South Chi
cago. Some time ago they promised
to stand by the Illinois Steel company
and South Chicago in the made-land
fight, and yesterday recommended the
state of Illinois to sell to the Illinois
Steel company and the Iroquois Iron
company the submerged lands they
are seeking. providing they adopt
set of resolutions, which were unani
mously. passed at the meeting of its
board of directors of that organization
yesterday. The Iroquois Iron company
has already approved upon the resolu-
lions and Immediately upon the receipt
of an approval of a similar approval
from the headquarters of the United
States Steel Corporation. at New York,
the Association of Commerce will send
a special committee to Springfield to
urge the legislature to order the state
of Illinois to sell the companies the
number of acres of submerged lands
which they desire to increase the size
of their plants.
The following are the resolutions
that were adopted;
Resolved. That for the purpose of
securing the enlargement of their man
ufacturing plants and greatly increas-
ing their annual pay roll, the Chicago
Association of Commerce strongly IA
vors the sale by the state to said
companies of said submerged lands al
a fair price on the following condi-
tions.
Il That this association is not un-
derstood as expressing any opinion as
to the price to be paid, nor as TO any
legal conversies now pending
- That said submerged lands be
patented to said companies as fast a:
they shall have been filed in. sur
veyed and properly certified in tract!
not less then FIVE acres.
"S. That all the said land be flleC
in within fifteen years.
"A. All riparian rights of the com
panies others than unobstructed &C
cess from the water shall absolutel.
be in the state.
If said companies shall within tel
days from this date file with this as
ISOLATION their clear and direct &C
ceptance in writing of these conditions
Therefore. a committee of tire
should be appointed to go to Spring
nelQ TO urge the passage OF appf0prl
ate legislation to carry the foregoing
into effect"
Many large steamers. controlled b
the Lake Carriers association, sale
from South Chicago yesterday name
by non-union men.
The following are the boats tina
sailed from South Chicago: c. o. Jen
kins. James c. Wallace. W. r. Lynl
and d. German.
The non-union men were escorted t
the boat under the protection of Ir
spector LAWN and detail of polio
Only one boat sailed with a union crew
and that was the Chicago, a packag
freighter of the Western line. Thre
boats arrived during the day and a
of them were manned by union me,
The employers say they can get all tt
men they possibly need and do not car
If the strike is carried on for the ne,
six months.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-06
WESTON NEARING
KANSAS CITY
Arrives at Oak Grove and Is
in Fine Form.

Kansas city, May Edward Pay
son Weston. walking from New York
to San Francisco. last night reached
Oak Grove. twenty miles east of here,
and arrived in Kansas City yesterday
noon.
Weston reached Oak Grove soon aft
er dark and went Immediately to bed
stating he would resume his journey
at 4:30 in the morning. He was not
unusually fatigued and walked the last
four miles in one hour.
In Kansas City he will be entertain
ed by the Y NJ. c. A. and the Kansas
City Athletic club Delega tions met
him at independence. ten miles out.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-06
DIR. ROLLER AND
CALVIN MATCHED

Two matches will form the mat card
at the Empire theater in Chicago to-
morrow night DR.. B. F. Roller, the
Seattle surgeon, and Jim Calvin will
meet in the main event. The match is
to be made the best two our of three
falls to a finish. In the windup Char
ley Olson will attempt to throw Leo
Pardeno in thirty minutes or forfeit
the decision.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-06
SCRIBE WITNESSES
IN FIGHTING PROBE

South Bend, Ind, May 6.-Sporting
writer's of the South Bend newspapers
were witnesses today before the grand
jury probe of the alleged prize fights
at Kosciusko hall. One sporting editor
and a colleague of the same paper de-
MED having seen any of the bouts. The
other two witnesses examined had wit
messed the fights. No report has been
made.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-06

At New York-Columbuia University.
1; Fordham College. 0.
At Charleston. Iu-Rose Poly of
Terre Haute, 2; Eastern Illinois Nor
NAL, /.
At Canton. Ill.-Canton, /; Barton
Vile, 4.
At Ithaca, n. Y.-Cornell. 2; Will
liams, 0.
At Cambridge, Mass.-Harvard. s.;
Phillips ndover, 0.
At Lawrence. Kan.-Kansas, 81;
Washington University. (twelve in
nings).
At Jacksonville, nL-Christian Broth
ers' College, 1; Illinois College. 4.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-06
DRAKE SAILS
FOR FRANCE
Optimistic Over New York
Racing Situation.

New York, May 6-John A. Drake,
the Chicago horseman, sailed today
aboard the Mauretania to spend the
summer in France with his family. Mr..
Drake said before sailing that he
thought the New York racing situa-
tion would straighten itself out and
that eventually the sport would be back
on the old basis Mr.. Drake said he
thought the American horses racing
abroad, especially the Whitney stud
trained by Jack Joyner, would do well
this season.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-06
ASK GOVERNOR TO
ATTEND OPENING

Fort Wayne. Ind, May 6.-Governor
Thomas r Marshall has been extended
an invitation to be present at the
opening of the Central League season
on the local lot Friday, when Evans
Vile will be here. The usual big pa
rade and ceremonies are being arrang-
ed. though the merchants have con
trary to custom. decided not to declare
half-hoIidav.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-06
WALSH TO FIGHT
FOR BRITISH TITLE

London, May eddie Kelvin last
night arranged ffteen-round match
between Jimmy Walsh and Digger
Stanley for the bantamweight cham
pionship of England. They will fight
at lis pounds. The bout will precede
the Langford- Hague battle at the Ma
tional Sporting club Derby night.