Eagles Even Series WithIreton TeamFieIn IForFarme Sma To 1Witi nightthemg th greate iSeviHawaithe co! than t viousThe Hawarden ‘Eagles played four James during the last week, but 90 er cent of the spectator interest was ioncentrated on Tuesday night when he Eagles went to Ireton to avenge x previous defeat here.The score, 4 to 3, was the same on ootli occasions.Next Sunday the Eagles will entertain Rock Valley in a night game under the Hawarden lights.Le Mars will come to Hawarden next Wednesday night.A higlT'fly which dropped between the third baseman and shortstop without being touched started things off for Hawarden in the second inning.The next hit also was a freak when an attempted bunt lobbed over the head of pitcher Thayne Bowden. Ha-warden's next batter was hit in the seat of the pants to fill the bases.•Two scores came in on a Texas leaguer and before the inning was over Hawarden drove a third run across home, plate.In the last of the third inning a home run with one man on brought Ireton fans to their feet as the score changed to 3-2. A walk, an error and a hit by Ireton tied up the game in the seventh. con51lt;Cook, who took over mound duties * in the sixth frame, smacked out a long here* double in the first of the ninth inning.He scored when Mills walloped the ballhigh against a floodlight pole inside con^1! of the left field fence. The ball drop- aj ped back into the field and Mills was thrown out coming Into third base. aboul Hawarden was defeated by Schaller,12 to 5, in a game here last night. Last ^eed Sunday the Eagles absorbed a 20 to 11 licking at Kingsley. Vermillion ^ came‘from behind last Thursday to win a' Border-Nite league game, 4 to 3.AstimeOnlyde^mecrop that c yield We: yestex rain 1 comp* to Ax also i epacir thirds Rai summ