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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1921
Page
6
A father reforms as the drama and Lois Wit lead the cast in a Strand Picture directed by Mau Obell. The story, written by Geraghty, centers on a man who begins a change after a burglary.
An edited fragment notes a Sunday showing at a local theater featuring Puppets of Iy and a tiny star named Dana. The writeup mentions fashion shopping and a travel motif with themes of fortune and sacrifice, but the text is highly garbled and incomplete.
The photoplay The Right to Love from George Fitzmaurice stars Mae Murray and David Powell with Quida Bergere. It follows Lady Falkland and her plight as Colonel Loring rescues her after a royal scheme ends in Falkland’s death, then Loring is acquitted and their romance begins.
Mrs Louise L Allen sues Ray Allen a steamship captain for divorce alleging cruelty. She says he ran his Ford over her feet in Des Moines in a Christmas episode and cites a sequence of cruel acts in return for gifts. she won a decree.
Park The Tabor Quality's of Cleveland travel to Riverview Park to face I T and Columbia on Thursday afternoon. First pitch is at 3 o'clock. Stawski is expected to start for Tabor after a strong prior outing against Martha Lees and White Autos. Potential Indians tryout for Stawski noted. I T and Columbia undecided on rotation among Dragert Schroeder or Tulk. Expect a hard fought game with a large crowd. Elyria’s win over White Autos cited as context.
Lutherans beat Congregational 11 to 5 as Mauserman Vaughn each collected three hits in four trips. Schmittgen added two doubles in his first two at bats. Birch and Wendt starred in fielding with a strong glove display. Parish notes list Nieman Kreughman Worden and Wolfe among the lineup, with Ehrke earning the win and Hauserman taking the loss.
Lorain and Elyria quoit squads meet at Cascade courts Sunday afternoon. Lorain will send ten players including WC Terflinger F D Stedman H D Wurmser Meo Arc. Calloweh Gard Knight Fred Pries Carl Norberg Charles Zimmerman Frank Janta and F D Morrison. Tournament starts at 2 o'clock.
Lorain High School released its 1921-22 basketball schedule featuring thirteen games two tournaments and one open date. Captain Al Malcolm McPhee leads a strong team with Howard Ross Robert Goforth and James Stewart among key returnees. Greenfield joins as a new opponent. The slate includes nine home games and trips to Mansfield Sandusky Youngstown Elyria with participation planned in the Ohio Wesleyan and Northeastern Ohio tournaments.
Lorain Maccabee team travels to Wellington Sunday afternoon to face the strong Wellington Eagles. Efforts are underway to cure a Class AA pitcher from Cleveland to hurl for the local team. Several men are being considered by management for the squad.
Amherst A. C. plans a Sunday match against Elyria Rine at the freight house in Amherst. McKinney will lead the Flyria Caha Cell Cy lineup in the event.
Boston leads with 7 to 3 over St Louis while Chicago shuts out Philadelphia 5 to 0. Detroit defeats Washington 6 to 3. Cincinnati loses 3 to 1 to New York. Boston beats Pittsburgh 4 to 1. St Louis triumphs 8 to 3 over Brooklyn as Philadelphia and Chicago play in rain.
In a tense eleven inning game the Cleveland team defeated New York by eight runs to six. Key moments included late scoring bursts and bullpen holds securing the win for Cleveland.
Cleveland faces Washington while Detroit travels to New York in a set of early season basketball showdowns. Chicago meets Boston and St. Louis clashes with Philadelphia in key East and Midwest matchups.
The schedule lists Brooklyn at Cincinnati, Boston at Chicago, New York at St. Louis, and Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, outlining four NL games.
A reader notes the referee’s decision and the anticipated outcome after fifteen rounds. The letter laments fewer invitations and social isolation as prohibition era saloon life fades and old wine bar culture wanes.
An ad from the Chronicle-Telegram highlights Wart Ad3 promising top results. It urges readers to try the service for effective outcomes and superior performance.
Tom Cowler of Cumberland defeated Arthur Towney of Birkenhead at the Drill Hall in Sheffield. Cowler, 6 feet 3½ inches and 15 stone, held a slower pace as Towney, six feet two inches, produced a strong win early. The match ended with Cowler behind on joints but recovering in brisk exchanges.
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