The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-07-07
WINTER HAVEN WINS
FROM LAKELAND
Schroeder Pitches No-Hit Game at
Winter Haven but Wild Throws
Lose the Contest for the League
Leaders. Exciting Games on Wet
Diamond Won by the Score of two
to One. Many Spectacular Catches
(By c. Green.l

VIII lnFOWS Dy ScHrOeuef ana Dy
Brown were the prominent factors
in Winter Haven taking a two to
one victory yesterday afternoon
at Winter Haven The game was
played on wet. soggy field and
neither one of these errors would
have happened on a dry day. There
We're three runs scored in the game
AMI not a one of them was earned,
the runner scoring each time on a
wild peg. Schroeder pitched jam up
ball, tanning ten men and not ops
hit was registered against him.
Surrency was also there with plenty
of steam and outside of Browns two
Dagger and Smiths single the hit
column was goose-egged.
There were spectacular catches
galore, Simmons, Fielding and
Brown being the prominent artists,
Brown going clean to the fence
among the autos for a pop fly. Win
ter Haven scored in the first on a
base on balls. force out at Second,
passed ball and a wild throw by
Schroeder In the sixth both teams
scored one run on wild throws.
Lakeland tailed when Franklin took
first on Haynes wild peg to first,
took second on schroeder's sacrifice
fly, took third on passed ball and
came home on Surrency's wild peg
to the plate.
The game by innings:
FIRST INNING
For acknowledging out at the
first, Brown popped to second, Saw
yer out at first.
For Winter Haven Haynes
walked, Fielding forced Haynes at
second, took second on Grantham's
out at first, took third on a passed
ball and went home on Schroeder
wild pitch, Surrency walked, Bryan
famed.
SECOND INNING
For acknowledgements famed,
Tenny flied to left, Fielding making
fine catch, Simmons out at first.
For Winter Haven-Daniels out
at first, Seymour famed, Coarsey out
at first.
THIRD INNING
For Lakeland--Smith singled
, Franklin hit line fly to Surreney
double play surrency to Coarsey
, Schroeder out at first,
For Winter Haven--Waters fan
ned, Haynes out atNfirst, Fielding
i famed.
FOURTH INNING
For Lakeland-Meharg out al
first, Brown two bagged it, Sawyer
out at first. Garletts famed.
For Winter characterization
flied to center, surrency walked, tool
SecOnu on d pdsSeu pnii anu ""S W"
going third, Bryan walked, Daniels
| famed.
FIFTH INNING
For Lakeland-Tenny out at first
Simmons line flied to center, Smith
| famed.
For Winter Haven-Seymoul
famed, Coarsey and Waters out a.
first.
SIXTH INNING
For Lakeland-Franklin took frs
on Haynes wild peg, took second OF
schroeder's sacrifice fly. third on
passed ball and scored on Surrency1
wild pitch, Meharg famed, Brown
walked. stole second and third, Saw
yer walked, Garletts out at first
ONE RUN.
For Winter Haven - Hayne
reached first on Meharg's wild peg
took second on Fielding's secrifice
started to third and Brown heave
the ball four feet over Meharg'
head allowing Haynes to score
Grantham and Surrency popped I
third. ONE RUN.
SEVENTH INNING
For Lakeland-Tenny out at frs
Simmons flied to center, Smith file
to right.
Fer Winter Haven-Bryan poppe
to first, Brown going into the aut
line for the ball, Daniels hit lin
fly to right and Simmons made
shoestring catch, Seymour famed :.
; EIGHTH INNING
For Lakeland-Franklin out g
first, Schroeder famed. Meharg on
2 at first.
For Winter Haven-Coarsey wall