1918 Lakewood Lodge No. 1350 of the Elks took control of the building.
In the first photo, the building is still a tennis club, and its courts can be seen behind the building on the left. In the foreground are streetcar tracks running along Detroit Avenue.
Today the building is the Winking Lizard Tavern.
The tennis courts next to the Lakewood Lodge were then converted into a state of the art softball stadium.
Elk's Field was the first lighted softball diamond in the United States. The 1944 and 1946 World Softball Championships were held here. Since 1958, this has been the site of a supermarket.
