The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-07-29
Wednesday, Ladies Wesda
Score by innings:

Jacksonville ... 900 600 200 01--3
Lakeland ...... 900 600 200 90
Summary: Left on bases-Lakeland
10 Jacksonville 9. Earned runs
Lakeland ., Jacksonville ,. Two-base
-Schorling, Niehaus, Landy
Kline Three-base HISTORIAN, John-
son Runs batted in--Jordan 2, john
son. Landy >. First base on balls
Off Franks ). Struck out-By Haynes
> bv Franks ). Sacrifice hits-Ste-
nhens. Johnson. Stolen bases-B
Stewart ,. Passed ball-Schorling
Double plays Scott to HARRISON to
ellison. Time Of game-l:55. Umpire
-Lipe and Lohr.
The second affair was more, decid-
edIv so. to the liking of the local
Fgang. and WAS chalked up as Il WIN
ivia the whitewash route, the final
count being six to large, juicy
ciuber. Lefty Smythe, who had met
with such a warm reception in the
game of Thursday afternoon, the
laws touching him up for five sale
blows. was sent back at them and
/ the result WAS an entirely different
story. Lefty was fright, and when
Lefty is what ball players call right
IAN Won have to do is to sit back and
watch the home boys breeze in with
Ia ball game. Lefty was so right that
only one Jay got so far as second
base. which is chunking just a little
( bit TO say the least. Lefty had as his
Iopponcn. George GOssett, who If he
had little more control and stead
iiness in the pinches would be as good
as the best riBht-hander in he
league. ANA the argument was all in
. I.efty's favor-in fact, Lefty was just
about the largest portion OF the
cheese eyident on the field. Neither
side was able to dent the pan until
the third. when the Highlandcrs
counted once. Smythe singled through
short and took second en- kowalski'
.sacriiice. Jordan was again the man
needed in the clinch, and his single
Ito center counted Smythe.
The Highlanders rested in the next
frame. only to stage real honest-to'
goodness big inning in the fifth, when
they punched four extra base hits
for as many tallies. Lefty SmythC
nricd the lid off this frame with 1
double to LETT field andtOok third on
Kowalskis sacrifice. Pete Doyle, who
came over to cover first on the play
dropped the peg and Whitley was Civ
en- a life. Jordan flew out to riSh
field. Pence hit one to left thai
bounced against the fence, and botl
runners counted. Stewart doubled Il
the same territory, and Frank Scot
, then counted Stewart with a double tC
left. which was about all the wOrl
Kline had to do in this inning, except
to handle Smith $ fly for the final out
In the sixth the final marker Of the
afternoon was showed over when after
ellison and Snythe had flown out tC
left KOwalski singled through th(
second base and stole second and
then romped- home on Mickey Jor'
dams single down the right field fou
line. Pence drew four that were wide
of the plate and, in the meantime
Jordan had swiped second. Stewart
singled to left field and some fast
work by Kline kept Jordan at third
HARRISON famed for the final out, and
a good game was over and safely an
chored in the EIighlanders win col
fer this afternoon, and Lucas and
umn.
Another twin bill is The attraction
Craig will in all probability draw the
assignments for mound duty. That
indicates a blame good ball game.
Monday the locals open a three
days stand against the Bulldogs, who
are at present leading the league, and
some good ball is to be expected.
SECOND GAME