Hawks Rally Falls Short in Burlington Opener
The Burlington basket Hawks beat Waterloo 5 to 2 as Jack Tising allowed nine hits and two runs for Dixon. Haw ks hitters had nine hits but misplayed defensively, error plagued and failed to capitalize with runners in scoring position. Harold McKain pitched well until the sixth, while Oglesby and Stock produced key hits for Burlington. The doubleheader was scheduled for 2 p m with Ottumwa next in line.
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Hawks
Jack Tising
Dixon
Burlington
Ottumwa
Mercury
Harold McKain
Tising
McKain
Oglesby
Serre
Nateway
Christianson
Finnerman
Stock
Waterloo
Spot Grant
Circle
Andre
Cleveland
Pentecost
Ween
Waterloo Ewer
NcKain
Parker
Nowack
Ising
Young
Nalewey
Naleway
Weiderquist
Cardinals Split Double Bill At Home Of Robins
The St Louis Cardinals and Brooklyn Robins split a twin bill at Brooklyn with a 3 1 win for the Cards in the nightcap after Brooklyn won the opener 2 1 DeBerry tripled for the Robins in game one as Petty held St Louis to five hits McGraw and Elliott pitched both games with Sherdel saving in relief in 10th inning Cardinals rally in the 11th inning to take the second game and move ahead 3 2 in the combined scores Other baseball notes include the Reds and Braves splitting with Boston taking the first game 4 2 and Cincinnati the second 2 1.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Robins
Yess Petty
Cardinals
DeBerry
Robins
McGraw
Elliott
Sherdel
Holm
Butter
Frisch
Hendricks
Toporcer
Flowers
Carey
Partridge
St. Louis
Petty
Rhem
Boston
Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Genewich
Artie Nehf
Cincinnati Abreu
Dresser
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Toporeer Frisch
Bottomley
Eeene
Bledes of
Soe
Doutkit Et
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Snes Fd
C Snyder
Wee
Schulte
Aaa Enews
Schuble
D. Clare
L. Bell
Svaree
O'Farrell
Alexander
Wale
Emma
Herman
Omine
Serene Reese
Ehtharat
McWeeny
Clark
See Wees
Felix
Hendrick
Asset Ees
Sas
Mensel
Eichth
Hermann
Louis
Blades
Flowers Frisch
Sacrifices McGrax
Douthit Clark Gouble
Moderty
St. Lows
Wwe i
Ehrhardt
Sherde
W. Clark
Ats
DS McGraw
Snerdes
Ey BE Touthardt
Ehr
BficeWeeny
Cla Vampires
Klem McCormick
Iin
mcLaugh
Wills Mallory and Jacobs in Eastern Tourney
The Maidstone club hosts an invitation tennis tournament with Miss Helen Wills to appear this afternoon in doubles with Miss Eleanor Goss of New York. Molla Millory and Helen Jacobs also will play singles. Mrs Mallory has arrived but has not yet played singles.
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Southampton
L. L
Maidstone Club
Helen Wills
Walnut Baptists Win Church League Battle
Two baseball games were played in Cedar River park last night. Walnut Street Baptist defeated Church of Brethren 13 to 1. First Baptist and Burton Avenue Baptist fought to a 10 19 game. Hulett pitched for Walnut allowing four hits while his teammates pounded 12 off Schrock.
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Cedar River Park
Walnut Street Baptist
Church of Brethren
First Baptist
Burton Avenue Baptist
Hulett
Walnut
Schrock
Woodyard
Clair
Record
Hesse
Church
Hopper
Burton Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island
Dewey Bohannan
Dutch White
Abrhpore Schwartz
Sewenemeees
Kernan
Seeseseeeseee
Walaak
Caraway
Canaee
Weecessenssan & Stroner
Sseewmerennes
Speer
Snewwesumeennes
Grimes
Somewanesseens
Peden
Pinkler
Innig
ABR
HPOAE
Hughes
Treneresceawes
Teeebeneadheree
Casper
Teebeseeuwnses
O. Green
DS Burris
Frazee
I Eavnsnsae
Bohannon
White
Green
Finkler
Gross
Swanson
Whippet Racing Sparks Interest at Des Moines Fair
Waterloo sports fans attending the Town State fair in Des Moines will witness whippet racing. The event showcases fast dogs chasing electrically-operated rabbits, a form of racing popular in the east and noted as a favored betting game for well-funded youths with leisure time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Des Moines
Rain Threatens Doubleheader At League Park
The Hawk's Nest rain this morning jeopardizes a scheduled league park doubleheader. If postponed, a Friday double bill is planned. Waterloo club secretary Sam Frank and several directors travel to Cedar Rapids for a league meeting about Dubuque's delinquency, with Fred Leiser of Dubuque pressing for the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leiser
Dubuque
Ed Reichle
Burlington
Waterloo
Burlingjton
League Park
Sam Frank
Waterloo Club
Cedar Rapids
Belden Hill
Fred Leiser
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