WATERLOO WINS FROMKEOKUK BY 5 TO 1 SCOREWaterloo, la., May 27.—Lofty Wil •kus was in form tcday and held thc-ind’ans at a safe distance until the ninth when two hits and an error netted cue run but the locals had bunched drives off Seneff in the fourth and fifth and stored the con* tetft away. features of the game were the hitting of Corkhill and Me Auley and the fielding of Joe Wintz. While doubled in the fourth and ■Wintz reached first on Jack’s error, ('orkhill doubled, scoring White, Me- ! Auley opened the fifth with a single and Ashland, a new catehrr Who joined the Walcrloo club today alsV hit safely scoring Me Auley. Wil-kus walked and Wh te sacrificed. Corkhill scored Both with a single.Keokuk ............ 000 000 001—IWaterloo .......000 U0 01 x—3