Baseball Standings and Scores in American and Western Leagues
American League New York 7 Boston 6. Philadelphia 7 Washington 2. Western clubs not scheduled.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1921
Page
9
American League New York 7 Boston 6. Philadelphia 7 Washington 2. Western clubs not scheduled.
The Elyria Legion and Court House Rats opened the county league with the Rats winning 25 to 1 at Cascade Park. Tony Schweda pitched five innings allowing no baserunner, while Ed Tulk and George Tulk contributed homers and multiple hits. The Legion made a lone third inning run on Schmittgen’s double after Fitzpatrick singled, but otherwise struggled as the Rats posted a lopsided victory.
Pittsburgh and Philadelphia defeated Chicago and St Louis in a rain shortened schedule. Other clubs were not scheduled.
Cleveland meets Chicago while New York faces Boston in baseball and St Louis hosts Detroit. National League games pit Chicago against St Louis and Philadelphia against Boston as Boston visits New York.
Wellington defeats Lorain 9 to 0 in a Sunday game as West and Reynolds lead with hits while Tulk, Kiim, and Ambrose drive runs. Wellington pitchers keep Ramblers to four scattered hits amid eight errors by Lorain.
Nichols and Tulk lead a high scoring game as Amer. Legion teams House Rats and Rats battle. G Tulk earns win with six strikeouts across four innings while Schweda works five for the other side. West and Nichols spark offense with three and two base hits respectively.
Grafton Tigers beat Lorain Estarois 6 to 4 Sunday afternoon. Hastings limited Estarois after a rough fifth inning when seven runs scored for Grafton. Final by inning shows Estarois 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 1 3 for 4. Grafton 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 for 2.
Marshal Edmonds and deputies will manage streets and parking for a large crowd expected at Oberlin College. About one hundred singers from the Reunion, Men's, and Women's Glee clubs join the concert lineup. Rehearsals note tentative seat reservations by class groups and a two-program variety evening featuring operetta selections.
Oberlin College Conservatory staged a major commencement program featuring a classical organ and orchestral lineup. Notable pieces included Fantasia and Fugue in G minor for organ, Variations de Concert for organ, and a Tristan and Isolde Love Death excerpt with piano and orchestra. Class of 1921 members listed include Merven Demuth Agnew and Dorothy Esther Wire among others.
Oberlin reports Lowell Aircraft Company forwarded articles of incorporation to Columbus on Saturday June 1. The firm is capitalized at 315,005, divided into 360 shares at 250 each. The purpose is operating a service for instruction in aviation and aircraft building assembling and repair.
A note describes dishwashing as a distinct role titled Blue Devil Gleanser, outlining its duties and context within a work setting. The phrasing implies a specialized station or title associated with cleaning tasks.
The report notes activities including hydroplanes aerial photography passenger transport and exhibition flights. It mentions aerial advertising buying selling and the trade of aircraft machines planes and parts.
Baldwin returns from Lee Massachusetts to 398 South Professor Street after winter with nephew. Mrs M E Arndt, visiting Ber svehter, goes home from 2134 West Ltrain Street. Frerell Burhans of Cleveland entertained by Mr and Mrs Myron Wellman with Deck and Jeannette Schmauch of Amherst visiting Cleveland. Wallman family plus Mrs Olmier and daughter Marianne drive to South America to see the show Deception. Edna Smith stays with C R Summers’ family during absence. Burt Parsons hosts Mrs Lucy Parsons, Mr and Mrs B Hedrick and daughter, and others from Akron Toledo area.
Next Monday marks the last day for default judgments before a court vacation until July 25. Judge W B Thompson will take a vacation next Monday, delaying default judgment cases until his return amid a discussion of currency values and global figures.
The court of appeals dismissed Henrietta Phies sen of Avon Lake’s petition seeking a share of two parcels willed to Ida Moore and others by Meury Moore. The ruling upholds the defendants' claim to the property in question.
Fragmentary text notes a dispute over ownership rights in a petition referencing named defendants. The readable portions suggest a focus on asserting rightful property or legal claim associated with party defendants. No further case details are available in the snippet.
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