The Washington herald., 1913-03-25
ARE
BEATENBY VETS
Youngsters Lose Another Con-
test-The Figures
Are II to 8.
GALLIA LOOKS GOOD
Regulars Put Up "Slipshod' Field
ing Game, but Hit
BY WILLIAM PEET.

Charlottesville. Va, March ei.-A-
though the Regulars put up a slip
shod game in the field. they batted
their way to an easy victory over the
Pimientas here this morning, winning
by IL to S.
Schaefer's gang came to the bat I'm
the tenth inning and collected three
runs. but as the Old Fox called of hos
tilities before the Regulars had a
chance TO round out the frame, the
score reverted back to even innings.
Engel and Drohan did the pitching
for the Pimientas. and both were hit
freely. The Washington youngster got
away to fine start by retiring the
veterans almost in order for the first
three frames. but in the fourth and
fifth he was handled roughly. Dro-
han did not appear to have very much
stuff, and was walloped safely nine
times in four innings. Milan and Gan
dill, with three blows each. led with
the stick for the Regulars.
GnIlfa Looks Good.
Cashion. Barton. and Gallia. in the
order named. took turns in the box
for the Regulars. and of this trio of
slab talent Gallia looked the best. Ger
many Schaefer. for his team. did the
hitting. Morley was also there with
the stick, collecting two doubles out
of as many times up Morley and Ray
Morgan divided honors in the short
field
For the first time since the boys have
been in camp Calvo, the Cuban. struck
out. falling victim to Gallia's benders
in the eighth inning today.
One of the features of the combat was
the coaching of little Acosta from the
first base box. In the Spanish tongue
he tried to rattle Pitcher Galia. The
fielding gem was also furnished by this
same diminutive Cuban when he accom-
plished the difficult feat of throwing out
Danny Moeller. who had taking a dar-
ing lead off first. He was nippcd by n
step before he could scramble back. 1t
was fine piece Of throwing. and showed
that the kid knew the game.
Pimientns Score.
The Pimientas scored a run in the sec
nnd inning, wnen Rebel Williams walked.
Laporte fumbled Schaefer's grounder
and Morley doubled TO the left field
fence.
Cashion passed Allen. Calvo. and Ged
con in succession at the start of the Pi-
mIentas third inning. and Allen scored
as Reb Williams grounder forced Calvo
lat third
Buck Barton was reached for run in
the Pimientas fourth on consecutive
doubles by Morley and Ainsmith. In the
sixth the youngsters collected two more.
Schaefer singled. Moran famed, La
porte fumbled Ainsmiths grounder. ad-
vancing Schaefer to second: a passed
ball and a wild pitch followed. sending
in Schaefer. and on Drohan's single
Ainsmitn counted.
In the Pimientas' seventh Barton
was hit hard and often. Three runs
showed up after two had perished.
Schaefer's single. a walk to Morgan,
a double by Munich, and a three-baG-
ger by Drohan did the business.
Joe Engel held the Regulars safe
until the fourth, when Milan singled
and stole second, scoring on Gandirs
double to right. Shanks singled and
Gandil crossed the plate.
In the Regulars fifth. with TWO out,
Engel. to his sorrow. passed Milan. for
Gandil followed with triple. and La
poSte singled. Two more runs.
Greet Tom Drohan.
Drohan was greeted with a wild
"ldttcr of bats when he stepped into
tho box in the Regulars sixth. After
retiring Al Williams. Barton was
passed. Mocller singled. Foster died,
hut Milan doubled and Gandil singled,
and when the dust settled, the Regu-
lars score was boosted to seven runs.
The seventh inning for Drohan fair
ly rained-base hits. Mcbride, Al Will
ams. Foster. and Milan all drove the
ball TO unguarded spots in the outfield.
Mocller Was given base on balls. and
four large runs splashed over the
plate. Drohan. although hit hard In
the eighth and ninth. manag ged to hold
the veterans scoreless.
In the Pimientas' half of the tenth.
before Griff called things of. three
runs resulted on hits by Allen. Rebel
Williams. and SChaefcr. along with a
bad peg by Al Williams and wild
pitch. These runs. which tied the
score were not allowed TO count, as
the Regulars were denied the chance
to bat in their half of the inning.