The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-06-23
LAKELAND'S new
PITCHER Shuts
OUT KISSINNEE


| STANDING OF THE CLUBS
/ PL w. L. Pet.
Barlow ..,.. IL s 3 .72S
| Lakeland ...... IL Z 4 .637
Kissimmee ....i. 10 4 6 400
Winter Haven $50. 10 2 200
The. Locals journeyed to KissimI
NEE yesterday afternoon and applied
the whitewash brush with telling
effect on the Cowpunchers, Pitcher
Schroeder and Shortstop Garletts be-
ing the prominent brush wielders.
Schroeder, Lakeland's new twirler.
was invincible at all times, the only
semblance of a hit occurring in the
fourth inning when Clyde Pounds hit
a long drive clean to the left field
fence. It was labelled three bags but
Franklin was on the run the min
ute the ball was hit and made one of
the prettiest catches seen on any of
the League grounds. Both pitchers
were RIGHT, Schroeder tanning
thirteen and Payne eleven. Lakeland
got her two tallies in the first in
ming when Franklin walked, Brown
forced him at second and Billy
Garletts put the ball over the left
field fence for home run
The game by innings:
FIRST INNING
For Lakeland-Meharg out at
first, Franklin walked, Brown
forced him at second, Garletts hit
for four bags also scoring Brown,
Tenny famed. TWO RUNS.
For issimmee-Burdick walked,
Pounds hit to short, double play,
Garletts to A. Smith to Brown,
Hunter famed.
SECOND INNING
For Lakeland-P. C. Smith out at
first, A. Smith popped to third, c.
Smith famed.
For Kissimmee-Bullock took
first on Schroeder's wild peg. Carson
famed and Bullock was out going to
second, WI. Hunter out at first.
THIRD INNING
For Lakeland-Schroed famed,
Meharg took first ON Hunters error,
Franklin famed, Bown out at first.
For Kissimmee-Payne famed,
Rogero was hit by a pitched ball,
stole second and third and was
caught off third, Young walked, Bur-
dick famed.
FOURTH INNING
For Observation-Disclosures out at
first, Tenny popped to short, P. G.
Smith popped to second.
For observation-disclosures hit a
long fly to the left field fence which
Franklin nabbed after long run,
Bullock took first on A. Smiths err
ror, Carson took first on A. Smiths
error, Hunter and w. Hunter
famed.
FIFTH INNING
For Lakeland---.A. Smith out at
first, @. Smith and Schroeder famed.
For Kissimmee-lPayne famed,
Rogero reached first on Browns
muff, and was out going to second,
Young famed. -
SIXTH INNING
For Lakeland-4Meharg out at first,
Franklin was hit, Brown flied to CEN
ter. Garletts forced Franklin at sec
ond.
For Kissimmee@Burdick walked,
Pounds forced Burdick, Hunter fam
ned, Bullock flied to left.
SEVENTH INNING
For Lakeland-Tenny infield hit,
the three Smiths famed.
| For Kissimmee+Carson walked,
w. Hunter sacrificed, Payne famed,
Rogero popped to Schroeder.
EIGHTH INNING
For Lakeland--Schroede Meharg
and Franklin out at first.
For Kissimmee-Young famed,
! Burdick famed, Pounds popped to
pitcher, Schroeder making a fine
Ecatch while running backwards.
NINTH INNING
For Lkaeland-Brown walked and
was out going to second, Garletts
famed, Tenny took first on Payne's
wild throw, P. C. Smith famed.
For Observation-Disclosures popped to
first, Bullock reached first on Me
harg's wild peg to first, Carson
famed, Bullock stole second and
was out going to third.