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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1921
Page
6
In American League action Philadelphia at Cleveland called off by rain. Chicago beat New York 4 to 1. St. Louis defeated Washington 12 to 2. Boston topped Detroit 6 to 3. In the National League Boston shut out Cincinnati 5 to 0. New York edged Chicago 1 to 0, Pittsburgh beat Brooklyn 5 to 3, Philadelphia won 9 to 4 at St. Louis.
The West Park A C will oppose the Columbia Club at River View Park Sunday afternoon. Ed Turk will play third base and Goals will move to first after a camel ankle enforced vacation. Halloren will miss the game as he has quit baseball. The contest starts at 5 p.m with free admission for ladies.
The Greenwood Social Club will meet the Harpoon A C Sunday afternoon at Western Heights diamond for a likely strong game. Local colored bars have played football this season and Lorainites are already known for their reputation.
Philadelphia at Cleveland. New York at Chicago. Washington at St. Louis. Boston at Detroit. St. Louis at Philadelphia. Chicago at New York. Cincinnati at Boston. Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
The reorganized Elyria Cubs, now known as the Floria Cube, will travel by the one o'clock Green Line car to Amherst Sunday to face the Amherst A C. The team, formerly confused with a West Side Cubs group, has strengthened its Class A lineup and invites managers to arrange games with HL. W. Teveiay at 448 W. River Street.
Local firemen face the Federal A. C. in a spirited contest at Cascade park Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m. The two teams have a strong local following and rivalry. The Cascades meet the Maxwell Giants at noon as the preliminary game.
A grainy image captures a tense moment in the international polo championship as American players contend in the tied match. The action centers on a swift run and a close tussle near the goal, highlighting the Americans’ strong pace and skill that helped decide the outcome.
A photo from the International Polo matches at Hurlingham shows Major Lockett of the British team. The image is among the early photographs to reach this country marking the event.
International News Service reports Art Nehf out pitched Alex and the Giants beat the Cubs. Williams homered for his sixteenth, Konner and Jimmy Smith led a Phillies win, and Cooper pitched well for the Pirates. Joe Bush dominated the Tigers as the Red Sox topped Detroit. Heilmann hit a long homer in Detroit’s ballpark setting a record context.
Racing: plans near Fort Erie and Sioux City mark the Empire schedule. Amateur championships in Worcester and Cambridge set dates. College meet Cornell-Princeton near Seahright. Dixmanie Club hosts annual track and field. Levinsky faces Sharpe in a 12 round boxing bout at Long Cir.
President Harding, a noted golf enthusiast, plays on the course near the residence of Senator Frelinghuysen in Raritan. The report notes his occasional outings and casual betting on the round.
Grafton area residents host and visit relatives across several towns. W. C. T. U. County Institute set for July 14 at M. E. church with a large regional delegation. The Anchor Rebekah play Aaron Slick from Pumpkin Crick drew crowds at Cong Church and Belden Litchfield venues.
Ford Motor Company reports a June production high with 108,962 cars and trucks built across Detroit factories and 22 plants nationwide. Despite high output, demand remains strong with unfilled orders, and July production is forecast around 46,000 vehicles at six hours per shift.
The Lorain plant of the National Tube Co. will resume operations Monday after a two week lay off for repairs. It will start with a force about five percent of its normal 500 staff, four percent more than at shutdown, according to Manager Charles Feil.
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