The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-07-15
LAKELAND WALKS OVER
BREWSTER TEAM

| Dhtw0Ith Ithm
The Lakeland team tucked away
another scalp yesterday afternoon
by defeating the fast team from
Brewster, the final score being six
to two. Although the game was
played in a drizzling rain, it was
an excellent contest throughout very
few errors being made on either side.
Big Verigan pitched an excellent
game, keeping the hits we'll scat
tered, and he was right there with
the stick also, his two bagger in the
third starting the scoring. He got
in few tight places but used his
head like a big Lacquer. His support
was gilt edged, only one error being
made by Watson, which was not
costly. One of the features of the
game was the all around work of
Spivey both in the field and at the
bat. He grabbed four out of five
chances, and got three hits out of
four times at bat. Bowden was hit
freely, twelve hits being registered
by the locals, and his support was
ragged at times.
The score by innings:
First Inning
For Brewster, Galloway singled
and was caught off first, Medina out
at first. Brown famed.
For akeland-Riggins, Sawyer
and Spivey out at first. No runs.
Second Inning-For Brewster
Second Inning
For Brewster Painter got to
first on Watsons muff Taylor
popped to short Stecken hit to sec
ond, double play, Bishop to Garlet
to Watson
For Lakeland Branch singled out
stealing second, Garlet popped fly to
third, Smith famed. No runs.
Third Inning
For eWster-Brack flied to cen
ter, McDonough flied to right, Bow
den famed.
For Lakeland Watson Sot to
first on first baseman's error, Hen
derson sacrificed, Verigan got a two
bagger, scoring Watson, Higgins
out at first, Spivey singled, scoring
Verigan, Sawyer forced Spivey. Two
runs
Fourth Inning
For Brewster-Galloway flied to
right, Medina singled over first,
Brown flied out to right, Painter
famed.
For Lakeland-Branch singled, ,
Garlet flied out to center, Smith
famed, Watson popped fly to third.
No runs.
FIFTH INNING
For Brewster-Taylor and Streck-
en- out at first, Brack famed.
For Lakeland-Henderson famed, !
Verigan singled and Branch was
called to first to run for him,
Branch started off first a few feet i
and the first baseman who held the |
ball in his glove all the time tagged |
him out. Poor coaching was respon-
sible for this. higgins popped fly |
to second. No runs.
Sixth Inning
For Observation-Disclosures out at |
first, Bowden famed, Galloway out
at first.
For Lakeland Spivey hit the first
ball pitched for two bags, Sawyer
line fly to short. Branch line fly to
first: Garlet two barger, scoring
Spi1ey. Smith got hit, Watson
walked and Henderson missed a
great with three on base by striking
lut. One rIn.
Seventh Inning
For Brewster Medina walked,
Brown famed, Painter singled, Tay-
or famed, Stecken singled, scoring
Brack flied out to right. One
'un.
For Lakeland-Verigan out at
irst, higgins flied out to right,
'pivey singled, Sawyer got a two
,agger and over run second to draw
throw, which worked beautifully,
'pivey scoring while Sawyer was
,eing run down. One run.
Eighth Inning
For Brewster-McDonou sin
lied, Bowden famed, Galloway s
ingled, Medina popped to third, Il
Brown singled. McDonough scoring, ID