The Washington times., 1913-01-03
By SENATOR"

Carl Cashion the Carolina curver,
intends TO be a LAWYER when he reaches
the end of his tsther as a peerless
hesyer ON the baseball diamond He
is now studying Law at Davidson Col
lere and win complete the course,
though he will moi allow his studies
TO interfere with his baseball. Indeed,
the mastodonic twirer Is even now
working out daily in the hopes of re-
porting TO Manarer Griffith at Char
lottesville ready for active duties
Il am only seven unos heavier now
than ! was when lhe season enoeo'
Cashion says in F''er 70 the writer
.and c,,nseo,entlv 4 will not take me
,on- 70 Oct in trim, when the training
season siarts rialize that / am a
green pitcher. but ! expect 70 nave
Very successful sessoh III i'lo' snouio
no accident befail me.
Il am practicing every uay anu shaiI
continue for the uxt Two months; l
think I can deyeop my curve Dali
when the weather gets warmer, as ~
does down here lote oeioie = uoes ih
Washington"
To Go next Week.
Manaser- Griffith ilans to visit Char
lottesyfiftrnext Tuesday or Wednesday,
unless ne hears pefre that time that
suitable training qtarters have been
found for his Climbens. He says he is
not worrying at all tyer the situation,
SO many other towns in Dixieland are
willing to welcome the athletes.
This coming training season worries
me not a BIT. says the ''Old Fox" II
am stiil in hopes of going to Charlottes-
Vile, but II no suitable place can be
found there for my team, well, there
are plenty Of other towns"
Southern Pines, :. C., Is the latest
to come in with an dfer 10 the Climbers.
Until Billy Locke appeared in the camp
OF the Phillies 1t was thought that the
.:Phiting Phils" void train at South
ern Pines. Now Loske may take them
to Hot Springs, An, where he has
rates, and the Carolina town runs a
risk Of not having ayy big leaguers at
all
{ The climate at Southern Pines is said
to be perfect. and me hotel accommo-
dations the best &c ,e found. Manager
ing his sweet young things domiciled In
a hotel, though, AID so he will con-
tinue to look towero Charlottesville un-
I'll he sees that the,e Is nothing doing
in the Virginia college town
Ayres Is Peevish.
DOC" Ayers, the ;Richmond twirler
due for q trial witl the Climbers. is
peevish about reporting to the Climbers
before May on ACCOUNT Of his medical
classes at Richmosd Medical College.
He has two more fears of study and
wants TO finish on schedule. However,
Manager Griffith dll try to persuade
him to join the team at Charlottesville,
pointing out to him. the case of Jack
knight. who failed last year largely
because he remained away from the
training camp.
Magnate Bradley las booked an ex-
hibition game betweea his team and the
Climbers Yannigans on April 5. with
the proviso that Bob Groom pitch at
least five innings and that Herman
and Nick Afrock accompany
the team and give tbeir now famous
exhibition of wireless coaching.
Paul Musser is to join the preliminary
class OF Climbers in this city. working
out at the Y. NJ. c. a., in the hopes of
showing enough stuff in the spring to
remain under the main tent.
Walter Mattick. the White Sox out
fielder, has signed his contract and is
expected 10 beat out Ping Bodie for the
middle garden job pext spring. This
will result in Bodies sliding back to
the bushes