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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1923
Page
9
In Cascade the Westerns trailed the Legion until the seventh inning then exploded for five runs to win 9 to 4. Cook fanned ten with strong support while Bruce struck out thirteen. A large crowd witnessed the well played game.
Amherst Stalwart Shoes lost doubleheader to Vermilion in Vermilion yesterday. First game lasted ten innings with a 7 to 6 score. second game ended 13 to 4 in seven innings. Many fans attended the doubleheader.
Richwines and Ashland tied in a doubleheader at Ashland. Schroeder pitched the first game for Richwines and was edged despite six hits against him. In the second game Justice allowed eight hits as Richwines’ hitters, including Baylor and Stokes, produced key runs. Tris Speaker had a perfect day with two doubles and two singles as his team routed the Tigers ten to zero.
Sport events today include Aqueduct closing of the Queens County meeting and Latonia hosting the Kentucky Jockey Club. Trotting sees the Grand Circuit meet end in Cleveland. Golf closes the French Open and Canadian Amateur in Dieppe and Montreal with Pacific Northwest Open in Seattle. Shooting opens Wisconsin State Trap in Seattle while another tournament starts at Waupaca. Polo features Meadow Brook at Westbury and Rockaway Hunting at Cedarhurst.
The high school Athletic Association has arranged to grade a new cinder path around the football field. After a year of under drainage improvements and a $1000 fund, more work is planned for the coming season to make the field among the state’s best high school athletic facilities.
The Westerns were defeated 2 to 0 by South Amherst in South Amherst. Farey pitched for Amherst and Clapp for the Westerns, both delivering strong outings as Amherst bunched timely hits. The game featured fast play and brilliant fielding throughout.
Moulton's Candies defeated East Side Cubs 15 to 1 in a one sided game at Cascade Park. Mallick Sweda and Kershaw led the Candies with two hits each while Stewart allowed 11 hits for the Cubs and Oswald Root and Massey had Cubs hits. Jacobs reached base four times for the Candies.
In a strong pitching duel Jess Barnes led the Dodgers to a shutout loss against the Braves. Elsewhere the Browns rallied from a three run deficit to beat the White Sox 4 to 3. Cardinals and Phillies produced plenty of home runs with Hornsby homering twice for St. Louis and three total for the game, while St. Louis won the free hittns contest 16 to 12.
In Wellington on July 6 the American Athletic Girls beat the Wellington team 6 to 5 at the school house grounds. The visiting squad included two male players as catcher and pitcher, while the girls produced several standout plays and drew applause. The American Girls then headed to Medina to play today.
Proving continually and is giving concerts every Thursday. Rolland Parks spent the 4th in Cleveland attending the racing at Randall's. Mr and Mrs Frank Andrewa attended Randall's races on Tuesday. Mrs Pratt of Berea visits at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Pratt.
Wellington churches list services for Congregational Church with Sunday school at 9 30 a m Muting service at 11 00 a m sermon on A Sane Sunday Program Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m Midweek service Thursday at 7 30 Catholic St Patrick Mass at 10 30 a m Baptist Church Bible school 9 20 a m preaching 10 30 a m
The meeting schedule lists a Young People's session at 6 20 and an evening service at 7 30 with Rev Myera of Milan Michigan former pastor to speak at the evening. Methodist Church Rev J W Naramore pastor Sunday school 9 30 morning service 10 30 Mr Endley of Elyria to speak no evening service no Epworth League. Church of Christ Wallace V Mallery pastor Bible school 9 30 morning service 10 30 Rev Mallery on three week vacation. Bible Students of Wellington meet Sundays at J L Ross residence 248 Johns street 9 30 and 10 20 study from July Watch Tower subject Day of Jehovah. Wednesday prayer meeting 7 30. Annual convention in American wallpaper manufacturers week of July 16.
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