The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-05-28


Reuter- dispatch from Vladivostok.
bag just half step ahead of Ery,
who was speeding in. And by the
way 1t was just such fielding as this
that was responsible for Ery's hitless
day--his first this season.
"Bugs" Has a Case for the FeIon's
Court
Foss loaded Ery's second hit" into
the deadwagon in the ninth. The hit
off Ery's stick bounded high twice
before Foss, racing across the dia'
mond, snatched 1t. "Deeby" didn't
have time to try to throw, but he
sure gave a good imitation Of can
non, splitting hot ones. He literally
pushed the ball to first, but he got
more punch into that push than
seemed human-aad the ball beat
Ery into first by ajump.
In the meantime Barber had raced
in on Downes line drive to left in
the eighth and out-reached fast out
curve, famed by strong east breeze.
He just did manage 20 clutch the pill
as it looked about ready to drop safe,
to Barbers right But that wasn't
all. In the first inning. Nance cut
loose with one headed for the rail
road bridge. trying to catch Fenton
stealing. LaMotte leaped and missed,
but Kid Leach, who was racing
back to Bobby to cover any escape,
made a flying leap into the bright
atmosphere and came down with the
apple. Brack almost cut off the lone
Smoker error of the day, Foss' wild
throw to second on which Schneider
scored from third, Davy raced in,
scooped up the ball, and shot it to
Nance, but 1t was second too late,
the meantime the Lakeland outfit
was giving a pretty good account OF
ITSELF Palmer made beautiful
throw to catch Nance on hard drive
to deep short. In the eighth Leonard
cut down one af vaughns hot grass
scrochers and got his man, and this
boy Wynne was shooting them down
to second lower than fans here-ol
his jumps either have been seeing
them go.
His Jumps Learns When to Duck
1t was in the fifth with Vaughn
speeding to second, that Umpire Nc
Namara learned good lesson IL
ducking. Wynne had been makinl
his pitcher lay down when he threw
to second, but his jumps hadn't no
ticed apparently Anyway, when HI
did hear Wynne's throw coming. 4
was too late, for ii had bounded of
his back Mcnamara was squattinl
to catch the play, Sohreiber hat
cleared out of the path, and the ball
headed dead for the sack, sunk int
the middle of his jumps back just Al
the base of his neck.
Schreiber pitched magnificent bal
after the fourth inning. He fame,
thirteen en-, and only four hits werr
made off his delivery. Thanks TO hi
support. Cocho was tapped only ono,
after the second, letting only thre'
safeties through during the entirv
game.
Tampa opened against Lang whel
LaMotte walked Felix bounced
hot one OF Leonard's shine. and
Brack clouted a clean one to right
LaMotte, who had gone to third q
Wynne's bad throw 10 second. an
Felix scoring.
Here Schneider came into the boz
Foss and Barber we're easy. bu
Vaughn drove a daisy-kisser 10 righ
and Brack clustered the rubber
Might Have Saved a Bit al That
Corcho's ascent began with q pas
with one down In the second. wyne
hammered out his near-homer an
then he walked Johnson. schreibe
hit to vaughn. who threw 10 the plat
too late. though, to set wynne Fen
ton nailed enc. only to have vsaghl