The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-09-01
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Stewart after the third, a double
play turning the l..t...,l-!d2.1 n H.
fourth Wien Leach took Craig
grounder, touched out Nowalski and
threw out the sorrel topped hurler at
Vaughn's station. Zimmerman
scratched a hit to Echols in the fifth
after TWO were down, but Stewart
caught "Zim" off the bag moment
later. Echols fielded the hit and threw
TO Vaughn, apparently cutting off the
runner, but his jumps said safe
The Smokers threatened in the
sixth after one was down. Osborn was
safe when Reed threw his bounder
past Cashion. Osborn going through
short, but Reed knocked the ball down
and held Osborn at third Kowalski
threw out Stewart.
The winning run came in the sew
enth after two were down. Norton
made a great catch of Leach's drive
that was labeled hit" running over
to the foul line and diving for the
ball He came up with the pellet in
his glove after sliding some distance
on his shoulder Calvc flied to Zm-
norman and it looked as if the game
would 50 extra innings. But il did not
IIeinie sent Il high one to short left
that Reed made a bad play ON and
allowed it to hit safely. 1t was a high
ball and Heinie went all the way to
, second. Gus Beasley drove one to
right Just iHEfde the foul line and
Heinie dented the pan with the win
aing tally
The Leachman started after Col
bert in the first frame of the second
game. and counted a brace of runs
| before the side was retired ellison
| threw out Leach to OPEN but CalvO
| drove one through ellison for dou-
| bic, the ball stopping short and Calvo
making the second station by pretty
! slide. Vaughn's single to left scored
| the Cuban. Beasley hoisted to Kowal
! ski and Ammons drove single to
right, scoring heinie from second
! where he went on the play at the
| plate for Calvo. Osborn was hit on the
| hand by a pitched ball. but Echols
ended the frame by striking out
The Iighlandcrs went through the
first three frames without the sem
hlance of Il hit. Hankins passed two
men, but Nance cau5ht one stealing
and the other was stranded ut third
| The score was tied in the fourth
when Roche opened with a one-base
knock to lett. Hankins had the batter
in the hole tossing over two strikes on
two pitches. He sent the third pitch
/ over the inside corner, but Roche
| oudtguessed the youngster. Hawkins
struck out Zimmerman. the third
strike being called. Norton scratched
| hit TO Vaughn, beating Heinie to the
/ Il l.
| dropping the ball after tagging out
! the runner Cashiop hit one to
! Vaughn, who threw low to the plate to
catch Roche. the ball rolling, to The
stand and both runners counting
Smith famed and ellison ballooned to
Osborn.
The Smokers won the game in their
| fifth with the aid OF Colberts high
throw TO Cashion. Vaughn opened the
session with single to right-center
! Beaslcy laid one down the third base
line and Colbert was forced to speed
up to field the ball in time to throw
out the runner He turned loose a
high heave and Vaughan completed
the circuit. Beaslcy taking second
Ammcns connected with fast one.
driving single t. left. scoring Gus
Osborn was called out on strikes
while Ammons was stealing second
Ischols scratched Il single down the
third base line, Ammons going to
third. Nance skied 10 kowalski and
Hankins ended tie inning by striking
out.
Hankins retired the Highlanders in
order in their seventh Manager Reed
went in to hit for Gibson He drove
hot one to Hankins which the youth
knocked down Ammons folded the
ball on a pretty play and threw out
the runner. Nelson Leach threw out
Kowalslli, and Corners. hitting for
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