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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1930
Page
3
Donald arrives late to work and proclaims in broad Scots that the month is very proud. The employer asks what has changed when Donald exclaims with zeal that it is a proud day. He adds that the day marks another father, in comic self-congratulation.
Elyria Athletic club faulted for raw play in a 25 to 12 loss to Elyria High School. Highlights include early E A C hits and errors, fierce infield exchanges, and standout performances by Walsh, Davis, and Day. The piece notes intended lineup changes and local sports developments such as a new tennis club and an Elk baseball plan.
Yesterday Cleveland defeated Detroit 6 to 2 and St Louis beat Chicago 6 to 4. Standings show Chicago and Philadelphia leading with strong records, while Boston New York and St Louis hover around . Both leagues schedule today games Boston at Cleveland Philadelphia at Chicago New York at Detroit and Washington at St Louis.
Baseball briefs show Pittsburg crushing Cincinnati 17 to 0 and Chicago routing St. Louis in two games while the NL standings list Brooklyn Chicago Cincinnati and St. Louis with mixed records. American Association results include Milwaukee over Kansas City 4 to 1 and Columbus dominating Indianapolis 22 to 8 as clubs jockey for position.
May 9 notes from North Elyria report Mrs Frank Eschiruth returning from Cleveland to visit Maude Westcott traveling to Cleveland for a extended visit. Roy and Paul Taylor celebrated birthday with twenty five young friends. Mrs Krautter to host Ladies Aid next Wednesday with an evening social. L Taylor hosted a carpet rag sewing gathering. several balls seen at supper. R M Summers and Son unloaded Davenport Treacy pianos Friday and sold four that Saturday. Four homes made happier.
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