The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-09-24
Locals Defeated
By Tampa In
Yesterdays Game
(By c. Green.l

Costly errors again played a lead
ing part in the defeat of the locals |
on the home grounds yesterday af- |
ternoon when the fast Tampa team
won by score of six to one. Poor |
base running was also featured,
twelve men being ieft on base to
Tampa's six. The umpire's decisions
were kind of shady in places, the
home team getting the worst of it,
especially in the ninth inning, when
with two on base Spivey singled and
Erie was safe at the plate easy, Fer
rer having to go up the air after the
peg and Erie sliding under him.
Tampa got three in the first inning,
aided by Sawyer's two errors, two
bases on balls and single. Sawyer
then retired in favor of Cabrera.
The Tampans added one in the third
on two and three bagger, and two
more in the fourth on a base on
balls, a sacrifice, single and two
errors, Watson and Eubanks being
the guilty ones. Lakeland's lone tai
ly was made in the third on single.
stolen base and single. Corcho
pitched fine game for the Cubans,
keeping the hits scattered. Both
Garlets and Lewellyn pitched fair
ball but the support was dishearten-
ing. The one bright spot in the
game was the third base sack, at
which corner Chambers cavorted
around like a big Lacquer, grabbing
the pill from anywhere. Six assists
and two put outs without the slight
est sign of erring was the big boys
record. The same teams will play
3 here today.
. The score by innings:
First Inning
For Morton walked, Leon
got first on Sawyer's error, Morton
= scoring, Mira famed, Herrera took
first on Sawyer's error. Lujan
walked, Rodriguez forced Leon al
o the plate, Gutierrez singled scoring
: Herrera and Lujan, Ferrer famed
!. sThree runs.
For Lakeland-Va n popped t
third, Erie popped to short, Branci
got to first on third baseman's er
ror. Spivey famed. No runs.
Second Inning
For Tampa-Corcho and MorJol
E famed, Leon out at first.
For Observation-Disclosures flied Z
n right, Chambers out at first, Cabrer
y walked, Watson famed, no runs.
= Third Inning
lie For Tampa Mira out at first, Her
d rera two bagged, Lujan three bagge
,r it. scoring Herrera, Rodriguez an
,s Gutierrez out at first. One run.
n For Lakeland, Garlets singled
r Van popped to short. Erie force
u, Garlets at second and stole secon'
~gaatl n ,oG, scoring Eiie, Spive
10 out at first. One run.
ir Fourth Inning
nc For Tampa-Ferrer walked oo
:. cbo sacrificed and was out at mr.
Cabrera taking the throw, MoreJo
isinoled and Ferrer scored VINE
" Watson let the ball get away FRO
him. Morejon stole third and can
homo on Eubank's wild peg
III Chambers. Leon and Mira famed
Two runs.
For Observation-Disclosures fame
Chambers infeld hit, Caore'
Tanned, Watson got first on shor'
error, Lewellyn famed. No runs.
Fifth Inning
For Tampa-Herrera out at hr'
tuian famed, Rodriguez flied
~ left. :,
For I,akeland-van famed. Fl
singled, Branch singled, SpiVey
TO short and Erie was out at
,er nlate, Branch caught between Sc
cy ond and third. No runs,
nd Sixth Inning
lth For Tampa--Guiterrez flied to lie
,v- Ferrer famed, Corcho out at hrst
to For Observation-Disclosures nied
,te conter Chambers famed. Capre
safe at first on seconds error, w
son singled, Lewellyn put out
ire first. No runs.
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