The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-30
Robertson Batted to Standstill
In the Opening Frames--DOn-
molly and Kowalski Both Out of
Game and Home Team Presents
Weakest Line Up of Season.

Lakeland ONE, jacksonville seven
rs the result Of yesterday game.
Robertson was Manager SwaCinn's
oice for slab duty and the visitors
eeted the south paw with vollcy
singles and bingles and before Ma
hey could come to his Hescue the
itors had scored five runs, enough
% put the game on ice.
After Jax counted two mere in the
second, due 20 Mahoney S wildnesS
and timely hitting, the big fellow
tightened and pitched an excellent
game letting the visitors down with
i've hits in eight innings. Schneider
Who got away with a tad start the day
hefore took another fling at it yester-
day and had everything pretty vel.
lis own way. holding the locals score
less after the first frame letting them
down with four hits
With Donnolly and Kowalski out of
tho game the locals presented the
weakest line up of the season and
their absence was very noticeable.
Well, Jacksonville again today, and
with Red Craig in the box we sure
ought 10 ge. away with the first win
Cf the season.
First Inning
Jacksonville Edmiston walked.
caught stealing. Hudnal singled tc
left Mathews doubled to left, scor-
eng Hudnal Praytor singled 10 cen
eeasg, scoring Hudnal, going to second
SQn throw to plate. Names safe on
ELightfoot's error. Praytor beat out
"a bunt. Doyle fouled to catcher
kiehaus tripled to deep left, scoring
Names and Huenefeld. Mahoney no
Sbitching Schreiber struck out. Five
bits, five runs.
q Lakeland-McClain struck out. Roll
#ings single ed past third. Barber
.uipled to right scoring Rollings. Nor
sscn out, Hudn1l to Names. Swacina
flied to left Two hits. 1 run.
Second Inning
Jacksonville Bdmiston walked.
, Hudnal fhed Ito second: Mathews
ASSgledrfo left .Edmiston going to sec
: ds a. Praytor-fanned. Edmiston Went
Ehird on wild pitch. Names double.
center. scoring Edmiston and
kthews Names out stealing. Two
FL Lakeland ebay famed. Lightfoot
.1NloO IdnllC0. OLlAAHOil " S@AENSNA- -'AN'
honey struck out. No hits. no runs
Third Inning
81 Jacksonville@Hu efeld hit by
pitcher, caught stealing. Doyle sin.
gled past thiEd. Niehaus hit into {;
double play Rollings to o Day II
Swacina. One hit, no runs.
Lakeland-McClain popped to third
Billings cut, Edmiston TO Names
Rrber fouleds to Niehaus. No hits
runs.
Fourth INNING
ksonville-Shrieber out, Rol-
ks to Swacina. Edmis.on out vi,
e same route Hudnal famed Nc
FITS. no runs
Lakeland-Norton lifted to Doyle
wacina out, Hudnal to Names. O'Day
truck out. No hits. no runs.
Fifth Inning
sonyille-Mathews sked II
G'Day Praytor walked. Names sin
#gied TO center Huenegeld skied tc
p Norton. PraytOr cut at third on an
Rattempted steal, johnson to Light
foot
NATURALIZATION famed John.
son flied to left Mahoney out. Dovlf
o Names. No hltS, no runs.
Sixth Inning
Jacksonyille-Doyle doubled to lett
Eiehaus skied to Norton Schrieber
but. Rollings to Names. Edmistor
Ekied to O'Day.
akeland-McClain doubled 10 left
Rollings flied to center Barber
fouled to Names, McClain taking third
kafter the catch Norton flied TO right
center One hit. no runs.
Seventh Inning
Jacksonville-Hudnal cut, Rolling
zst~Swacina. Mathews out, Mahoney
J;o Swaeina Praytor doubled along
! left field foul line but is oAt trying t.