The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-30
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attempt to intercept it before it fell to
the grSund, but his success waU MI.
Tic ball rolled on toward the fence,
and before Gus could recover from
his fall and run it down, Reed was
Pulling up at third. Heine Vaughan
made nice play on Gladu's roller
stopping it at ;he bag and retiring tn:
runner, Zimmerman popped a sacri
fee over Vaughan head Reed scor
in. Nelson Leach played Himmer
mans hunt and stepped ON the bag.
Nelson threw cut Norton.
The Smokers took the lead in their
first, when Leach opened with a sin
gle over KGWalski's head. Calvo lined
to Gibson. who threw to Cashion to
complete double play. The High
lander first sacker dropped the throw,
which hoped in front of him and
Leach was safe. Heine slashed one
through the box for single and Gus
Bcasley drove one by Cashion just liz
side the bag, scoring Leach. Ammons's
single to left scored Heinie. Osborn
fled to Gladu, but Beasley was held
al second on Ammonss hit and could
not score. He went to third, how
ever. where he was left when Kolwal-
ski grabbed Echolss liner.
The Highlanders threatened again
in their second. Cashion opened with
a fly to Jack Calvo. but Smith waited
for four wide ones. ellison forced the
catcher hut two were on when DAN
icis passed Kowalski. Payne singled
10 left. but Osborn came in fast and
held Gibson at third. With the bases
filled Reed skied to Osborn for the
third Ou.
Three men faced Sam Payne in the
smoker second, Leach driving a sin
sic through the box after two were
away, but the second sacker was out
trying TO pilier. Daniels retirel thG
opposition in order in their third, O.-
born taking Gladu high one, Daniels
jhrewing out Zimmerman and Doc
Nance taking Norton's high foul.
The Smokers scored the winning
IAN in their second after awo were
down. CalvO balooned to Gladu to
open and Heinie waited for Il walk.
lie went to second while Kowalski
threw out Bcasley on the hit and run
and scored when Bud Ammons drove
one into Gladu's pasture. Gladu came
IN fast instead eff playing the hop and
the ball went through him. Ammons
went to third and scored when Gladu's
eturn which was high-got away
from ellison. Thus two runs were
scored on a walk and Il single.
Merton kept the Leachmen from
scoring in their seventh when he
pulled down Beasley 5 long drive with
Vaughan On first. One was away
when Gibson booted Heinie' roller.
Gus met the Eall squarely on the nose
and Heine started out to complete the
, circuit. Norton leaped into the air
and pulled down the drive and d0u-
bled IIeinie at first.
Two were down III tic eighth
when Norton drove one at
Vaughan too hot to handle
Hoinie knocked the drive down but
Daniels failed to cover and Norton
rcat Heinie to the bag. Cashion'
single past the first station sent Nor
ton to third and Cashion stole second.
Smith hoisted one back OF second
which Nelson took.
The Smokers hit safely three times
in their sixth without scoring. Bud
/ Ammons, first up sent double to
right. Frank Osborn showed bunl
down the third base line and beat it
out, Echols hit one over the third
Gag, which Reed knocked down, hold
ing Ammcns at third Doc Nance
forced AmmGns at the plate and
Daniels popped to kowalslli. Leach
was cut kCwalski to CashiOn.
IiighlaHderS Look Dangerous
The ninth was productive of two
llighlanders tallies and it saw DAN
ielss finish. Roache was sent in to
hit for ellison and he singled over
Leach S head. Nelson leaped up and
got his hands on the ball but it was
too high. Corners was sent in to hit
| for kOwalski and he responded by
| tanning. Payne walked. filling UP the
/ first and second stations. Manager
1 Reed drove one to left which Osborn
/ took care of, but Gladu sent a double
to left-center, both runners scoring
! Black. who had been warming up
/ throughout the inning was signaled
/ tC the mound. He breezed the first one
I through to Zimmerman. who watched
| it over. The next one was inside and
I the next pitch was called Il strike
, Jim wasted one and the next pitch
was fCulod. Zimmerman claimed the
hall hit him on the arm and the
Lakeland manager protested loudly
The next pitch looked as il it easily
had a corner but his jumps said "ball'
and Zimmerman took Il walk on the