The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-04-21

straight strikes to the Bulldog third
baseman. Another good one and Malt
by swung hard to lit an easy one to
ellison at short. Burke waited for
three and two and then hit one into
deep right center. Taylor crossed the
pen but Ernie was out trying TO reach
the rubber, Gladu to Kowalski to
Smith. Moore drew a walk for his
second trip to the plate and stole the
keystone sack. Smiths peg was wide
to head him. Elliott waited and like
wise drew tree ticket to the first
cushion. Payne continued to find diff
Guilty in locating the plate and when
Hunter drew three straight balls Man
ager HARRISON motioned to the pit
and Smythe came out to relieve the
underhand slab artist. When Hunter
struck out the wisdom of Manager
Harblson's strategy was evidenced.
One run, TWO hits and no errors.
FOURTH INNING
Standardization walked to OPP
EN- the Highlanders' fourth. Gordon
bounced a nuke one in front of the
plate and was safe at first, HARRISON
going TO second. The bases were
loaded for the second time with High
landers when Reiman couldn't pick
Smiths grounder out of his sleeve.
He missed forcing Gordon at second,
then missed try for Smith at first.
Maltby saved two Highlander scores
and possibly kept the game from be-
ing sewed up when he grabbed Ko-
walskis liner over his head and
leaped on the third bag to force Har-
bison. Smythe grounded out to Rel
man.
No runs, one hit, one error.
Orlando-Brown grounded out to
shortstop. Wells flew out to Gladu.
Reiman drove out to Gladu.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
FIFTH INNING
Lakeland-Gladu rolled one to Tay-
Tor and was out at first ellison rode
one on the wind toward Brown in lett
and the grandstand howled when the
Bulldog left gardener pulled it down
with his gloyed hand after a fast
sprint to the foul line. Maltby threw ;
Stewart out at first.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
Orlando-Taylor sent high one to
Gordon. Maltby received a big hand
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with double down the left field foul
line. He went to third while Kowal
ski was throwing out Burke at first
Moore sent a long one to left which
Gordon pulled down for a pretty put
out.
No runs, one hit, no errors.
SIXTH INNING
Lakeland-Ery flew out to Brown.
HARRISON scratched a hit to the in
field. Reiman registered a double play
when he took Gordon's
stepped ON a second to force
HARRISON and threw to Burke to head
the Highlander left fielder.
Orlando-Smith went over near the
Bulldog pit to take Elliott's high fowl
Hunter again fell victim to three
strikes. Brown swung like barn
door at the first one then waited for
four balls. Brown kept on to third
when Smiths peg sailed over Kowal-
skis head. cry dropped Phil Wells
drive to right and Brown counted. I
Wells moved on to the third corner
when Reiman registered his second
hit Of the day, a single to right. He
reached third when Fry threw to head
Wells. Smith received a foul tip on
the knee and the same was momen-
tarily halted. But the Highlander
catcher rubber the sore spot and two
more mere Bulldogs counted when
Charley Taylor got his second bingle
OF the fray to count Wells and Rel
man. Maltby continued the lombard
ment and sent one into lett good fof
base, sending Taylor to second.
Burke drove several fouls and was
called out on d third strike.
Three runs, three hits, two errors.