The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-09-29

3 Jay Carl Cashon, the Carolina mono
18th. did things yesterday. He walked
ten batsmen. famed four. nailed three
runners straying too far from their
cushions. made Harry Hooper back up
against the wall for his near-homer. al
most took Wagner's nand OF with his
terrific drive in the fourth, kept Duffy
Lewis In fear Of his life at the plate.
forced Williams and Billy Evans to
skip about like gamboling lambs. and
defeated the champion Boston Red Sox.
3 to .. II was large afternoon for
Cash"
Indeed. Cashion was so wild that he
was unhittable. Jake Stahl remarked
after the battle that It was worth
mans life to crowd the plate. and that
his men all wanted to piay against the
Giants for the worlds title, thus ex-
planning the difference OF the visiting
siuggers when they faced the wild
shoots OF the Carolina lad.
After the second inning the Sox never
did get hit. although many OF them
got on the bases. Indeed. whenever
he noticed the bases empty, Cash
passed a man or two. Just TO put little
| spice working all the time. too. by the
way. and the 1000 fans shivered and
| cheered his performance.
Red Sox Look Stale.
! The champs looked stale. Except
| Heinle Wagner. the ini1eId was sleepy.
stshl dropping a couple Of throws. and
Fatty" Engle having wrestling
match with about everything going his
| way. Out in the garden Duffy Lewis
lost an easv fiv In the sun, and then
Speaker raced around ana did his field
Chick" Gandil had glorious da,
with the willow, spanking out three flint
hits and dropping sacrihce on hi'
l r Il. - hat -
might be said that he outplayed his Wis
avis, J. Garland, all day long in ever,
| single particular.
Two stops by Charlie Wagner. the abl'
shorthelder and leader Of the Sox, scin
i itillated in the chilly afternoon. witt
/ three on In the fourth, Cashion cam
TO bat to find the infield In. He go
1 hold Of the ball with his full strength
i driving II on a line to Wagner's lef
and over his head. Did that bother MI
speared the pill with one hand, am
trotted over to the midway cushion
forcing the mystihed Shanks withou
any trouble.
Wagner Repeats.
wagner's second great play came i
the sixth on Kenworthy's wicked smas
through the shortfield. Wagner was /
motion toward second when the Denve
| Demon hammered one toward shor
Like a cat the Red Sox captain turned
jumped nailed the ball, and with
pretty peg forced Cashion at second fo
the final death OF the frame
"Fateem' Foster made wonderfl
stop OF Lewis hot shot over the ba
in the second inning, throwing hig
while posing on one toe. He faIed I
get the runner, but that he reached tn
! bah was marvellous in itself.
: The Sox took the lead In the secon
!, by punching three bInglcs; Lewis &c
! to first by almost killing Foster with
vicious drive. Englc forced the outflel'
er, and "Rippy" Williams tossed o,
J. Stahl. Wagner came to time with
2 real double to right, scoring Engle' b.
! when he tried to reach the plate hin
self on Bill Carrigan's single to lie
Hank" Shanks got him by three feet.
= In the third the SoX threatened, bI
failed to come across, Hooper beir
!. thrown out at the plate on Speaker
often on the sacks, but they could n
get around until Cashion went insane
e the eighth, when they did get their Sc
ond run.
:. Gave Fans Thrills.
OIL Sneaker walked to start the eigh
" and roamed along on a wild hea>
: He went TO third while Laporte W
carinC for Lewis. Engle's sacrifice
to Sbanks sent him across. Tina
.. all. But the home boys were abe
0 at that time. and 1t cid give the IA
many thrills,
ment for three frames when the Or
Z men go busy in the fourth, and scor
/ two runs Lewis backed up on Milal
4 Nv when IL crossed the path OF I
h, sun, and the Linden lad made II dc
] BILE by tall sprinting. Gandil laid do'