The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-07-19
(By C. Green.)

Lakeland 1890. IL IL 6 .647
Barlow $3.50. l.. IL IL 6 SAT
Winter Haven -. 16 6 10 1915
lTiger-Nichols. -. 16 5 IL .279
Pitcher Schroeder was at his best
yesterday afternoon and Winter Ha-
ven couldn't do a thing with his be-
wildering curves and fast speed balls.
The Locals took the first game by
the score Of two to nothing and the
second contest by the score of eight
to two. Only two hits were regis
tered against Schroeder in the first
game and four in the second and he
famed twenty-five men in both con-
tests. more than half the put-outs
the Lakeland team made. The first
game was an excellent contest, but
the second bordered on the ragged,
Especially in the fifth when Surrency,
who looked like he was all worn out,
went to pieces and Durham had to
take his place on the mound. Not
only did Schroeder pitch excellent
ball, but to the surprise OF the fans
he banged out a two-bagger and a
single out of three times at bat in
the second game, his two Dagger in
the third inning starting the ball a
rolling for series of four runs.
Haynes who twirled for the visitors
in the first contest, served up a good
article of ball, the first inning prov
ing fatal when Lakeland got her
two runs after Brown had reached
frs. on Seymour's error, Sawyer two
bagged 1t, scoring Brown, Tenny
reached first on Bryan's error. start
ed to second - draw a throw and
Sawyer raced home. There were no
special features in this contest. In
the second game Winter Haven tai
lied two in the second inning and
that was the end of their score get
ting. Lakeland registered in the
third and fifth. four runs in each.
Feature: Schroeder's batting, the To-
cal twirler getting two hits out OF
three times at bat.
First game by innings: -
FIRST INNING
For Winter Haven-BFyan and
Fielding famed, surrehcy singled,
Daniels forced surrency,
Fer acknowledging out at
first, Brown reached first on shorts
error, Sawyer two-bagged 1t, scoring
Brown, Garletts famed. Tenny took
first on thirds error. Tenny started
second to draw throw and Sawyer
scored on the trick, Merlin out at |
tirst TWO RUNS.
SECOND INNING
For Winter Haven-Grantham |
famed, Haynes flied to center, Sey-
mour famed.
For Lakeiand-G rellish famed,
Franklin out at first. Schroeder |
famed.
THIRD INNING
For Winter Haven - Durham
reached first on Schroeder's tumble. |
Albritton forced Durham, Bryan |
and Fielding famed.
For Lake-Meharg popped to
catcher, Brown line flied to second,
Sawyer was hit. Garletts forced Saw
yer.
FOURTH INNING
For Winter -Coarsey out
at first, Daniels famed, Grantham
walked, Haynes famed.
For Lakeland - Tenny reached
first on Durham's tumble, Merris
popped to pitcher, Grellish famed.
Franklin took first on Seymour's err
ror, Schroeder famed
FIFTH INNING
For Winter Seymour out
at first. Durham flied to right, Al
britton famed.
For Lakeland-Meharg and Brown
out at first, Sawyer singled, Garletts
famed.
SIXTH INNING
For Winter Haven-Bryan and
Fielding famed, Coarsey out at
first.
For Lakeland-Tenny singled,
Merlin popped to short, Grellish
famed, Franklin two bagged 1t but
Tenny was caught at the plate.
SEVENTH INNING
For Winter Haven-Daniels out at
first. Grantham two-bagged it, and
Haynes and Seymour famed.
LAKELAND
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