White Sox Lose First to Browns in Opener
Chicago dropped the opening American League game as St Louis defeated the White Sox 3 to 2. Altha Faber held Chicago to three hits while issuing three walks, in front of about 20,000 fans.
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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1922
Page
9
Chicago dropped the opening American League game as St Louis defeated the White Sox 3 to 2. Altha Faber held Chicago to three hits while issuing three walks, in front of about 20,000 fans.
Iowa State travels to St Louis to face Washington university in a Missouri Valley Conference opener. Coach Maury Kent takes the same lineup used against Coe and Cornell with Mahoney at first, Thayer at second, Runkie short, Bierbaum third, Currie and Larson in the outfield, Ekins catching, and pitchers George Greer Smith or Moser to be selected for the two-game set starting tomorrow.
The Cedar Valley track meet on May 12 at Cedar Falls will include the 32 Cedar Valley high schools plus four eligible invitees. Eligible schools include Waterloo west, Charles City, Nashua, Waverly, Cedar Falls, Teachers College High, Oelwein, Jesup, Waterloo Wattkon, Independence, Manchester and Greene. Waterloo east and Grand Canter are invited but not yet admitted due to membership limits.
Oelwein fans anticipate a top independent team as a fund raise starts for the season. Manager Siapnicka plans May 1 arrivals of Cellar Rapids to oversee a large squad while New Hampton also forms a rival club to challenge the Oelwein lineup.
The Amherst college baseball team announced the selection of F. W. Stewart of Cedar Rapids as captain. The announcement was made today in Anril 12% notes.
American League records show pitchers achieving notable feats in 1917 including no hit games, one hit performances and multiple hit outings. The list highlights Mort and other AL hurlers with standout seasons across the league.
A humorous piece describes the human family tree like a potato plant with underground roots and parodies a comic strip style. It follows Bill and his car obsessions from a radiator to a collapsible steering wheel, hinting at a continuation dictated by Associated Editors.
Des Moines reports a planned Drake Relays mile showdown on April 28 29 featuring W J Ray of the Illinois Athletic Club and Ray Watson of Kansas State Agricultural College Manhattan Kan The contest aims to set a new world mark with both stars noted for record holding careers and Olympic experience Watson despite having one arm is described as pushing Ray to the limit in prior indoor races.
Howland Candy Five won two of three games against Hawkeye Oil in a Waterloo alley city league match. Final score 2759 to 2504 with Armstrong leading Howland and Wurster tying for high individual with 221. Wurster also claimed high average at 194 as Tibbitts Tailors and Worthing quintet face next.
A reader asks about force plays with runners on base and balks on a pitched ball. The sporting editor Charles K. White explains that a runner on second does not force the third baseman off base and a batter can be called back to bat after a balked ball.
St Louis opens with a 70 to 1 victory over Pittsburgh. Garner driving in five runs as Hornsby hits a homer. Batteries: per and Gooch for St Louis, Sherr and Clemons for Pittsburgh. Giants defeat New York 4 to 2 in Brooklyn opener amid lefty duel Reuther vs Nehf. Phillies beat Boston 7 to 1 as Meadows shuts down Oschger.
Ed Strangler Lewis faces Wart Caddock in Wichita Kansas tonight for the wrestling title defense won from Stanislaus Zbyazko on March 3. Both fighters were reported in top form with Melady claiming Caddock as ready as in his champion days and Law noting Lewis’s peak condition.
Dubuque Iowa April 1 Columbia College plans two baseball games with the Iowa State Teachers College this season per Coach Cretzmeyer. The 1922 squad lists 56 candidates. The schedule includes Luther College Des Moines University and more with home and away dates.
Washburn, Ta., April 13. Washburn will be represented by a baseball team again this year and seeks opposition to fill a yawning schedule. Most players from 1921 return, with George Youngblat named as a key member. T. H. Gill steps down as manager and a benefit dance at Gilbertville hall is set for April 18 ahead of the first game on April 23.
Five shuffled performances by members of the so called million dollar infield helped the Dodgers to a 4 to 3 win over the Giants. Errors by Dave Bancroft and Johnny Hawlings at pivotal moments stood out. The White Sox beat the Browns 4 to 2 as Urbans, Faber, and Shocker again pitched. The Athletics toppled the Red Sox 6 to 2. Helmach the recruit sparked the upset. The Phillies beat the Braves 7 to 1 behind Lee Meadows. Tris Speaker celebrated the trade that sent Stuffy McInnis to Cleveland, as the Indians won 7 to 4 over the Tigers. The Cardinals overwhelmed the Pirates 10 to 1 behind strong hitting. George Mogridge and Miller Huggins were noted, while Grover Cleveland Alexander starred for the Cubs in a 3-? victory over the Reds.
Waterloo welterweight champion Fritz Knipp signs to defend his Iowa title against rival Tommy Comiskey in a 10 round bout May 1 at Cedar Rapids. Promoter A. B. Kennedy promises a strong show alongside the Mississippi Valley league baseball opener. The match rekindles a classic rivalry as both fighters prepare after recent rests and prior closely contested bouts.
Tulsa reports Captain Bob Roper defeats Carl Morris by judge’s decision after a foul claim in round three. Topeka sees Alan Eustice win two straight falls over Jatrinda Gobar. Des Moines notes an eight round featherweight, while New York outlines summer boxing limits and a night contest ban. Tendler and Glassman suspended, and Ruth and Meusel face Giants’ demands in Washington and New York.
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