The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-06-14
LOCALS WIN FROM
WINTER HAVEN
IN THE ninth

IN I'LL lvlIvEII
(By c. Green.)
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
SO oT@ Pl. W. L. Pct
Barlow !. ....... s 6 2 .750 l
Lakeland ......,.... 5 3 .625 /
Kissimmee ........ g. 4 4 500
Winter. Haven ..... Z .125
Aided by the wildness of Pitcher
Rowden, Lakeland grabbed another
victory from Winter Haven yester-
day afternoon on the local diamond.
With the score against them nine to !
four in the last half OF the ninth,
the locals piled up six runs. helped
along by Bowden's hitting three men
I'm the ribs and other places. When
four runners had crossed the slab
Bowden was taken out and Surrency
tried to stop the fusilade but our
boys had made up their minds to
take that game and nothing could
! stop them. the final score being ten
to nine. Winter Haven practically
had it all her own way up to the
final inning as Bowden was pitching
splendid ball. All in all it was a
long drawn-out contest consuming
two hours, and thirty minutes, with
no features conspicuous.
The game by innings:
FIRST INNING ~,
For Winter Haven-Grantham
popped to short, F. Chambliss and
j. Chambliss famed.
FOR Lakeland-B. Meharg famed,
| c.. Smith out at first, S. Meharg
famed.
SECOND INNING
For Winter Haven-Si Simmons and
Daniels out at first, Fielding famed.
i For Lakeland infield hit,
Sawyer popped to catcher, Garletts
forced Knochie and Garletts was
out at frSt, donDle play.
THIRD INNING
For Winter Haven-Surrency
SIM led, Seymour forced Surrency
out at second and was out going sec
ond himself, Bowden flied to left.
! For Lakeland-H. Williams sin
gled, A. Smith famed, Franklin out
at first, B. Meharg out at first.
FOURTH INNING j.
; For Winter Haven-Grantham in
field hit, F. Chambliss forced Gran
than out at second, j. Chambliss
9 took first on Smiths error, Simmons
took first on Garlett's error, F.
Chambliss scoring, Daniels hit to
third and Knochie threw wild to the
Z plate, j. Chambliss and Simmons
scoring, Fielding singled, Surrency
Q famed, Seymour infield hit scoring
d Fielding, Bowden famed.
= FOUR RUNS
? For Lakeland-C. Smith tanned
/" s. Meharg out at first, Knochie ou
at first.
= FIFTH INNING
For Winter Haven-Granthan
: famed, F. Chambliss singled AM
was out going second, j. Chambiis
famed.
: For Lakeland--Sawyer walked
Garletts famed, H. Williams sin
% gled, A. Smith was hit, frankie
flied out to left, Sawyer scored o
:, Grantham's passed ball, III. VIII
. liams out at the home plate tryin
to score behind Sawyer. ONE RUN
= SIXTH INNING
=. For Winter Haven-Simmons pc
= to third, Daniels took first on Smith
- bobble, Fielding singled, Surrenc
~ singled scoring Daniels, Seymour n
- to third and Knochie in THROWN
10 home hit Fielding on the head wit
w the ball, Bowden singled Surrene
al and Seymour scoring, Granthan an
! F.. Chambliss famed. TIRE
m RUNS.
M For Lakeland-B. Meharg and {
\. Smith out at first, S. Meharg toe
90 first ON shorts error, D. William
,ol taking the place of Knoehie who g
in hurt in this inning forced Meharg
he second.
SEVENTH INNING
a. For Winter Haven. Chambli
H. out at first, Simmons pop to secon
ar Daniels famed.
M For L.akeland-Sawyer out
Ia first, Garletts singled, H. William
nm forced Garletts out at second, .
"a Smith singled, Franklin reach'
70 first on shorts error, B. Meharg w
- hit and Williams walked home, {
or Smith singled scoring A. Smith al
he FRANKLIN. s. Meharg was hit
Il, Bowden. Knochie out at frs
THREE RUNS.
m EIGHTH INNING
Die For Winter Haven Fielding p
to catcher, surrency singled, Sc
mour famed, Bowden two bagged
r scoring Surrency, Grantham out
first. ONE RUN.