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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1921
Page
6
In a low scoring clash the Methodists edged the Lutherans as a sixth inning Meron knock by Reynolds sent two runners home. Reynolds earned two RBIs while Kenkinser pitched well for the Methodists and Schmitzgen d Jaroch did the same for the Lutherans. The line-up and summary follow.
The Dover city team will provide opposition for the Columbia club Sunday afternoon. The Columbia team beat Dover by a small score earlier this season and locals expect a similar scare. Goers will probably pitch for the visitors and Schroeder or Draeggert will start on the mound for the locals.
The Congregationalists defeated the Presbyterians with a strong showing by Lovejor who recorded a circuit drive a double two singles and four stolen bases. Line-up and summary follow.
Charles Evans Jr national amateur Champion meets Rudy Knepper lona te in the western amateur final at West Moreland. Evans, with long experience, is regarded as a probable winner in today’s title bout as the race for the open amateur crown reaches its climax.
American League matchups listed include Washington at Cleveland Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis New York at Detroit Pittsburg at New York Cincinnati at paradetnnte two games Chicago at Brooklyn St Louis at Boston two games.
Yesterday's results show Boston 2 Cleveland 2 and New York 7 St. Louis 3. Chicago 3 Washington 2 and Philadelphia 3 Detroit 2 in 10 or 11 innings before all National League games were postponed due to rain.
Camroge University's elusive sprinter known as the English Charley Paddock plans to face Yale Harvard Cornell and Princeton this summer. He will compete in the 100 yard dash and the running broad jump on July 23 and 28, aiming to prove he is England's top sprinter.
The Elyria Cubs meet an all star West Side team at Cascade Park this Sunday at 4 PM. Panichartin of Cleveland will pitch for the Cubs, offering locals their first look at the promising Amherst star who impressed last Sunday.
A historical tally of past national golf championships, noting hosts from 1895 Newport to 1920 Toledo, winners such as Horace Rawlings Joseph Lloyd Will Smith and Francis Ouimet, and playoff details. Includes years with no tournaments during 1917 and 1918 due to war.
The Maccabees play the At Your Door team of South Amherst at that place Sunday. The Maccabees expect a tough game as South Amherst has lost only one game this season. Manager Swable announced a July 24 game against the J T Columbia club at Eirria.
Racing meets in Empire City and Windsor mark today's schedule. Golf closes Western amateur at Chicago and Connecticut, Colorado tournaments end in Greenwich and Denver respectively. Rowing hosts Southern Association in Baltimore. A British Aerial Derby runs at Hendon with France facing India in Paris. New Jersey and Wisconsin venues stage shotgun and trap events.
Howard Berry of the University of Pennsylvania, a noted pentathlon winner at the Penn Relays and former football and track athlete, signs to play as an outfielder with the New York Giants. He is described as a strong baseball player with a versatile athletic background.
Ciance Short faced Elyria Horseshoe Club against Fred Sorenson of Rocks River Club in three point games. Short won two games. Sorenson took one. Official judge Frank Lovetar cited Sorenson as an excellent pitcher while Relph Halt noted the scorekeeper.
Hoyt stifled the Browns with seven hits as Rabe belted his fifth homer of the season. The Red Sox beat the Indians in a pitching duel while Pennock and Tussell starred. A triple play by Shepley and Johnson helped the Senators. Kerr earned his first extra inning win in the AL. The A’s split with Detroit as Dauss pitched well for the Tigers.
Harry Darnielle, a 22 year old Washington policeman, trains under Dr. B F Roller in New York for a future title shot against Jack Dempsey. Darnielle, 198 pounds with a 48 inch chest, gained early attention after a public knockout display at Guantanamo Bay and is described as the next heavyweight champion. Todd C Woodworth sponsored the effort and Carniele is credited with discoveries and promotion.
Amherst reports the local Boy Scouts have set plans for a lake shore camp starting July 27 with a tentative site near Oas-Pciri or Lorola-on-the-Lake. Camp runs Wednesday to Saturday, led by F. R. Powers who will supervise the project.
Amherst residents update with hospital notes and visits. William Kuss admitted, Miss Marc Cameron 13 weekend with family, Joseph Quigley discharged, A W Lowe hosts guests with Tofthurst family, Theresa Jesensky had a second operation, Phoebe Vaughan of Ashtabula noted. Ben Gawn hosted bridge party. E C Schuler and Rose Wenzel with Patrick McGarvey visited Elyria.
A July action dispatches a police detachment to Kobe to protect partials from the shipyard and to oversee workers operating the Kawasaki dockyards amid tensions.
Amsterdam dispatch reports German miners across the region strike for tariff abolition. A telegraphic message from Duszeeldorf states widespread action aims to end the tariff agreement.
Middleweight champion Bosiour Johnar Wilson defeated George Robinson by decision after a tight round count. Robinson pressed the pace, while Wilson used defense and counter shots to edge ahead on points.
A vendor advertises electric fixtures and estimates, inviting calls for guidance on suitable products for various rooms and purposes with friendly assistance and tailored recommendations.
In Columbus July 16 State Securities Commissioner Stewart announces the appointment of Attorney John M. Elliot of Cleveland as attorney examiner in the State Banking Department. Elliot has practiced in Cleveland for two years after moving from Lisbon. State Welfare Director Macavreal plans to retain S W Moore as chief chemist for state institutions and may appoint Rev John R Rutledse of Cleveland as superintendent of pardons and paroles.
An old ad copy promotes Snow Drop Sake at 25 cents and includes a foot care pitch for tired aching itching burning feet with corns and callouses. It lists a seller C.C.W. Park with Broad Street contact and mentions drag scores in the nearby column.
In Lebanon Missouri near Eldridge the four and a half year old Phesomena speller Fern W terman attracts attention when he spells for passengers on the station platform. He demonstrates spelling prowess during train stops and handles difficult words with ease despite local troublemakers.
Columbus reported July 16 that a total of 176,787 pounds in Crabbe prohibition fines collected after the election and through June 30 were credited to the state treasury and the same amount to local subdistricts where penalties were levied. Additional thousands went to municipal treasuries under special dry ordinances.
Theos ordinances provide that all fines imposed upon violators shall go into the city treasury. Chiromicle Telegram Classified Ads bring results. Try them.
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