The Washington herald., 1913-03-20
VETS COME BACK;
CL0UT CASH|ON
Batting Eyes Are No Longer
Dimmed, and Carl Is
Slaughtered.
"RIPPY" WILLIAMS HITS
Lefty" Austin Works Four Rounds
and lmpresses Gnf with
His Work.
"RIPPY" WILLIAMS HITS
BY WILLIAM PEET.

Charlottesville, Va March 19--The
regulars kicked the daylights out of the
Pimientas in the fifth practice game OF
the series here this morning. winning
handily 10 to s. 1t was simply a case OF
the veterans feeling their oats and a
return of long dimmed batting lamps
Big Carl Cashion. who opposed them,
was the lamb led to the slaughter.
The vets fell upon Cashion in the
fourth inning with a vengeance. driving
home six runs with fusillade of swats
to every corner of classic old Lambeth
Field. Lefty Austin, who relieved the
Carolina curver, did whole lot better
during the four rounds he occupied the
box.
Manager Griffith gave the boys their
first chance to look over Tom Drohan,
the Kewanee finger. who pitched the
fifth. sixth and seventh innings for the
regulars. 1t was off Drohan that the
Pimientas got their five runs, but despite
Drohan's wildness he appeared to have a
lot of stuff.
Drohan Looks Good.
During the fifth and sixth innings Dro-
han blanked the kids in easy fashion.
He did not attempt to use anything but
a change of pace. but had good speed,
and. considering that it was his first
chance in regular game down here,
came through satisfactorily.
The heavy hitting of Al Williams and
Moeller. with four and three hits. re-
spectively. together with a sensational
stop and play on Milan at first base by
Germany Schaefer. were easily the fea-
lures.
Ray Morgan played short stop for the
Pimientas in place of Morley, who is suf-
fering from muscle bruises in his right
hip, and who was allowed to take things
easy. Al Williams filled in at first, as
Chick Gandl is still in Washington.
The regulars got to Cashion for a tally
Ill the very first inning. Moeller tripled
him. In the third, after EnGel had per-
ished. Moeller and Foster singled in turn
and both came home on Milan's double
10 center.
Six Big Runs.
The fourth was Cashion's Waterloo.
Mcbride walked, Ainsmith was hit on
the arm; Moeller connected for a Gin
cinnati single" Then followed almost in
succession safe swats by Al Williams and
Shanks. Gedeon inserted a costly error
and six large, juicy tallies trickled over
the plate.
Bob Austin. who finished the game for
the Pimientas, escaped urscathed for two
innings, but in the seventh the vets
raked him for their tenth run, the re-
suit Of an error b. Gedeon, walk to
Munich. and long single by Drohan.
Joe Engel WAS in mdseason form the
four innings he pitched. He allowed but
two hits. and. while he passed three, no
runs resulted.
The Pmicntas' big inning was the sew
cnth. which Ray Morgan opened with A
triple. driving the hall over ShankS'
head in deep left field. A wild heave
by Foster OF Egan's srOunder scored
Morgan. Austin walked. did ACosta.
S"mppr tiied TO Shanks. and when We'll
ChUnce drew a TasS. Egan was forced
over the plate. Successive singles by
Rebel Williams and Germany Schaefer
added two more runs.
Buck Barton twirled the last two in
ninGs for the regulars and allowed but
one hit-a blow to right by Joe Gedeon.