The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-11-05

lgain kicked to Lakeland and Giles
Die ran the ball back fifteen yards.
Ionetta tried q forward pass to Red
lick which was intercepted and Fort
Myers then proceeded to show its
)nly flash of real football during the
afternoon, when it carried the ball to
Iakeland's thirty yard line on a Sc
les of end runs, line plunges and Il
completed pass which netted fifteen
ards. The quarter ended with the
]all in Fort Myers possession on
4akeland's twenty-five yard line, the
nearest the Orange and Black goal
las been reached in the past three
games.
Score: Lakeland, 6; Fort Myers, o.
Second Quarter The ball was
brought into play on Lakeland's TWEEN
y-fye yard line and Fort Myers made
ome yardage through the line. The
me stiffened and some good tack
ing by Swindell. Logan and Fraley
rave the ball to Lakeland on downs
end runs by Norvell and Monetta
1etted four yards and Gillespie was
forced to kick out of danger on the
last down. Fort Myers tried a for
ward pass which Norvell intercepted
and the march up the field began. the
back field alternating in carrying the
ball. With the ball on Fort Myers
seven yard line it drew a penalty for
offside play and Gillespie bucked cen
ter on the next scrimmage for the
second touchdown OF the game. Gil.
espie kicked goal. Lakeland kicked
o Fort Myers forty-five yard line and
Bass and Sykes for the visitors made
substantial gains. Fort Myers again
,ried the overhead style of play to
nave it intercepted by Monetta. A
pass, Monetta to Gillespie, accounted
for twenty-five yards and the half
ended with the ball in Lakeland's pos
session on Fort Myers thirty-five
yard line
Score: Lakeland 13; Fort Myers 0.
Third Quarter-Lakeland substi-
tutes Bates for Noryell and Dickson
for Bates. Fort Myers kicked to Lake
land on its thirty yard line and Mo
META uncorked one OF his famous
broken field runs, returning the kick
off to Fort Myers three yard line 1t
was as pretty piece of broken field
running as has been seen in High
school circles this season. On the
next play, buck through center
Lewis carried the ball over Giles
pie failed at his try for goal Lake
land kicked to Fort Myers who were
downed in their tracks. Fort Myers
was unable to gain through the line
and Captain Bass was forced to punt
out of danger, Monetta returned the
ball twenty-five yards through brok
| en- field. Gillespie and Lewis hit cen
! ter for first down. Passes to Lewis
! and Gillespie netted another down
and when Reddick dropped the next
pass behind Fort Myers twenty yard
| line, it being touchback, the ball
given to Fort Myers. Bass punted
out of danger. Monetta and Giles
! pie gained ten yards around left end
and the quarter ends with the ball
in Lakeland's possession on Fort
/ Myers twenty yard line.
j Score, Lakeland 10; Fort Myers O.
/ Fourth Quarter: Lakeland lost the
( ball on a tumble and Bass gained six
! yards around the end Fort Myers
/ lost the ball on downs and immedi
4 ately regained it when they intercept.
ed forward pass. Lakelands line
! held and Fort Myers was forced to
i punt out of danger on the fourth
down. Fort Myers line showed a
! flash OF form and Lakeland lost the
ball on downs. Fort Myers tried a
forward pass which Gillespie inter
/ cepted and raced forty-five yards
. through a broken field for the last
touchdown of the game. Gillespie
kicked goal. Lakeland kicked to Fort
Myers who again tried a pass which
was intercepted by Gillespie who ran
it back ten yards. Monetta, Lewis and
Gillespie made downs around Fort
! Myers left end and the final whistle
! blew as Gillespie was trying a field
| goal from Fort Myers twenty-five
yard line, &c.,. .f..
I Score: Lakeland &C.. Fort Myers O.