The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-29
In The World OF Sports
LAKELAND HIGH TUCKED AWAY
ORLANDO'SSCALP In GREAT
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ball fame, playing his second game
at quarter, displayed the same astute
ness that his old man does on the
diamond, and was Orlando's best
ground gamer. With a little more
practice Joe will make a quarter back
comparable with any in high school
circles. In his attack and defense he
was given valuable support by Grain
ger Smith, IIarrod, Link, Porter and
Cecil, these players bearing the brunt
of the game. Orlando was minus the
services of Anderson, who is laid up
with broken collar bone as n result
of Orlandos tilt with DeLand. lie
will be out of the line up for the
next three weeks at least.
A synopsis Of the game follows:
First Quarter: Orlando won the
toss and elected to receive and de-
fend the east goal. Gillespie kicked
to Orlando's thirty yard line and Tink-
er booted the pig skin back into
Lakeland territory, the ball being
fumbled and recovered by Monetta
A series of end runs by Monetta, Lew
is and Gillespie accounted for the first
down. The back field moved the ball
up to Orlando's forty yard line where
Monetta tried a forward pass which
was incomplete. At this stage of the
game Harvey Parrish, who plays al
right half for Lakeland when he is
not bunged up and who was Lake
lands time keeper, forgot which job
he was working and caused the To-
Gals to be penalized fifteen yards by
his coaching This put different as
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the fourth down, with twenty-five to
go and Gillespie had to kick out of
danger. The little Golden Tornado"
directed its fury at the Lakeland line
in a series of plays and when its
zephyr like efforts met a Gibraltar il
was forced to kick out of danger. Mo
Meta experimental with his overhead
line of attack two times in row and
both were incomplete, forcing Giles
pie to kick out of danger. The quar-
ter ended with Orlando in possession
of the ball on its own forty yard line.
Score: Lakeland, 0; Orlando, O..
Second Quarter: Orlando tried out
its aerial attack and made it count
for a first down. Tinker uncovered
Il delayed pass and when he fumbled
it Gillespie nailed him. Lewis, Mo-
Meta, Gillespie and Norvell marched
merrily down the field to Orlando's
twenty-yard line. Norvell was, sent
around right end and when Lewis who
was running with him as interior
ence, dived under the safety man
Norvell was piled up with them, the
ball rolling over Orlando's goal line
where DeVane fell on it for the first
score. Gillespie kicked goal Gil
lespie kicked off to Orando's thirty
yard line, Harrod running the ball
back five yards. Tinker again elected
to hit the line and was thrown for
losses twice. Tinker, on the fourth
down, kicked out of danger and Gil
lespie ran it back five yards. The
Lakeland back field were given for
ward march" and ambled down the
field to Orlando's twenty yard line.
At this stage of the game Lakeland
drew fifteen yards for crawling, ten
in excess of the legal penalty due to
a miXup between the officials. A
pass Monetta to Reddick netting
twenty yards again put Lakeland in
scoring position. Lewis squirmed
through center for ten yards and on
the next play Gillespie registered the
second touchdown of the afternoon.
Gillespie kicked goal. Gillespie kicked
! to Orlando'S twenty-five yard line and
Harrod returned the ball ten yards.
Tinker tried a forward pass which
was incomplete and the half ended
with the ball in Orlando's possession
on its own thirtd-five yard line. Score
Lakeland IA, Orlando 0.
Hhird quarter: Lakeland substi-
tutes Hursey for Fraley Tinker op-
ened the second half with an onside
kick which was short of It's distance
and the play was run over. Orlando
then kicked to Lakelands forty yard
line and Swindell ran it back ten
yards before being downed. The red
| head was hit hard and time had to be
taken out while he recovered. Lewis,
Monetta and Gillespie carried the ball
down the field to Orlando's twenty
yard line and on the next play Mo
META circled Orlando's right end for
twenty yards and touchdown. Gil
lespie missed goal. Gillespie booted
to Harrod who returned the ball TWEEN
ty yards. Tinker tried another pass
which was intercepted by Gillespie
Norvell and Lewis made substantial
gains through center and Gillespie
uncorked forty yard run around Or
lando's left end. Lewis waded through
center for about five yards and ON the
next play registered the games last
score when he circled the right end
for fifteen yards. Gillespie again
missed his try for goal Gillespie and
Tinker exchanged punts, Orlando los.
ing ten yards in the trade. Orlando
intercepted a Lakeland pass and re-
turned the ball five yards. Tinker
tried one Of his own making, which
was incomplete. He tried again and
this time Norvell completed it fol
him. The quarter ended with the ball
in Lakeland's possession on Orlando's
thirty yard line. Score Lakeland
rs; Orlando, O.
Fourth quarter: Lakeland substi
tutes Bryant for Hursey The Gold
en- Tornado" came to in this quarter
and played its best football, making
substantial gains through the line and
around Lakeland's ends. The line
however, stiffened and held Orlando
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