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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1922
Page
7
Bannon Theatres travel to Wakeman Sunday to meet the local baseball team. The outfit boasts strong pitching and recent wins as players assemble at the American Theatre at noon for travel and warmups in Wakeman.
The Lorain Highlands travel to Grafton Sunday to face that city’s representative nine in a closely matched game. Both teams are in good form and a tight contest is expected.
Amherst July 8 The Sti ward Shoes baseball team will journey to Wellington next Sunday to face the strong Wellington outfit. The local team will boast an unusually good lineup for the coming game and the rest of the season. Bruce or A Wrage will pitch with Len Wrage behind the plate.
Racing events headline today with Empire City Racing Association at Yonkers opening. Other meetings include Kentucky 5uy Club at Latonia and Niagara Racing Association at Fort Erie. Brevet and tennis events also noted in scattered listings with golf and trap shooting in Des Moines and Waupaca.
One of the season’s big baseball attractions comes to Oakwood Park as the Favorite Knits of Cleveland face Holley Krohns in a 3 0 o’clock Sunday game. Cleveland’s last year’s triple A champs, the Kaits, bring a strong semi pro lineup to Lorain, aiming to avenge a recent 4 0 trouncing of the Roseblums.
American League games showed New York 1 Cleveland 0 and St. Louis 1 4 with Rosten 0 5 in 13 innings on second game. Philadelphia Chicago 3 Detroit 7 11, Washington 6 3. National League tallies include St. Louis 6 Brooklyn 5, Chicago 7 Haston 2 New York 9 Pittsburgh 8 in 18 innings, Philadelphia 8 Cincinnati 1.
Elvrra baseball fans anticipate a strong challenge as St Theodosius of Cleveland, a Class A club, visits Elyria Sunday to face Bill Struck’s Elyria team. Cleveland’s lineup includes Mor an ss Sister 3b Spisak i Hahnel sf Shellas th Ler man rf Bissler h Murin and Rooks Fergus Schwartz Kanner gitchers Nickels leads Elyria with George Tulk pitching after a near untarnished season. Tom Howards Melody Lads from Columbus entertain fans before and after the game starting at 2c pom.
George Kelly homered twice as the Giants beat the Pirates in Giants rally. Morton and Huntington duel as the Yankees beat the Indians for a third straight win. Hornsby powered the league with a homer as Dodgers fall in a 6 8 loss. Walker and Burns homered as Athletics and Red Sox split. Reds, Phillies, Tigers, Cubs, Braves also tally wins in a busy day of action.
Column notes home run power from George Welly and suggests Giants and Pirates vary in form. Cubs edge Braves as Ramos returns to Boston. Yankee and Red Sox play and Ruth’s power questioned as attendance dips. A look at spring and summer shifts in the majors and college players in pro ranks.
London hundreds attended the funeral of Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson after his assassination. Foreign representatives and Allied leader Marshal Foch served as escort for Lady Wilson as thousands lined the streets for the cortege.
County commissioners plan road improvements along North Ridgede road for a lengthy stretch. The report notes a July dispatch from Vera Cruz Mexico describing a riot, the arrest and imprisonment of 121 people, and overall city quiet afterward.
The Eagles meet the American Legion at Cascade Park Sunday at 1 34, while Greenwoods clash with West Side at 3 30. A strong turnout of baseball fans is expected as Banman’s squad heads to Wake for a game and Richwine faces Dover. The Philadelphia season opener headlines today’s double header with White Fox Nacre in the stands and Faber on the mound.
Thirty eight men entered for the annual singles tournament staged by the National Tube for cis employees. Matches will be played on Tube company courts at Pearl and Grovest and on the MC Avs court in Lorain in July.
Lorain July 8 The Care resehail team will plat the Tunist Order of United Ame Mechanics of Cleveland at the Coty heids. Sunday at 2 4 eelock Ten Crandall and Leland Minch af fis tia are members of the Cas From the hide of a single ah two hundred pairs of heavs be aver on score of shoes, roy yards of beitime, and shoe were made recently Thirty thousand English wormen live on canal boats.
In Amherst the Chautauqua committee elected officers and named committees. Charles Ludwig was chosen secretary, with Ludwig also on the ticket committee alongside A K Jenne and R Lee Menz. Grounds and tents sites were set, selecting the Kole allotment opposite Cleveland Avenue cemetery for the tent site.
Report of the condition for The Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Co at Elyria Ohio as of June 1922. It lists total resources 2,937,116.47 with deposits 2,047,528.04 and capital, surplus, and profits including notes about real estate, cash on hand, and various deposits. Signed by C. Blanchard and other officials.
The Redpath Chautauqua office in Columbus met with the committee to discuss the five flag program planned for Columbus from July 24 to 28, inclusive.
The government demands the return of former RTD patents now held by the Chemical Foundation and will serve the notice on Francis P Garvan and other foundation officials on Monday. Colonel Thomas W. Miller, alien property custodian, confirms action as the British liner Adriatic sails from Liverpool. In Leesburg Virginia, December 8, a propagandistic drive against foundations of American government aims to weaken the nation by dismantling the army and navy, says Acting Secretary of War Wainwright in a speech.
Local note from Williamsburg Michigan praises Elk Lake Inn as a harbor of rustic charm with urban comforts. The reference hints at a literary undercurrent and suggests a lifestyle appeal anchored by a proprietor or local writer Larsen.
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