The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-08-23
CAROLINE.
Bowling Green's Brsg Base Ball Boys-Enter.
Observation-Disclosures, etc.

Correspondence Of Tue FREE LANcE)
Bowling Green, Aug. 20. 1902.
The "lnvincibles'' of Bowlira Greer
l1urneyei down TO Ashland last Satur
day to cross bats with the boys from IN.
"slashes' aud they came back with an
other scalp dangling at their belt. Row.
ing Green proceeded to do business from
he start, opening up with a fusilade OF
blts that continued through the game
ana when the dust of battle had eleare,,
away nineteen runs were found to he
chalked up to Bowling Green's credit
while Ashland managed to get one soli-
tary run across the plate. and that i'm the
last inning after darkness had begun to
settle upon the field Leake. Ashland's =
star pitcher was in the box for Ashland
ana he was hammered numerically bv
the heavy batters from Bowling Green.
WINE Ashland could do nothing with the
speedy delivery of Winston. who struck
ont twelve men and allowed only three
hits lie was backed up i'm almost fauIt-
less sty lie 10y the fast fielding OF Bowling
ling Green. Chandler behind the hat
never showed up To better advantage.
Ills stop OF ten wild pitches and a trick
play by which he cut of runner at the
piate were easily the features of the
game. Bowling Green will play Barton
Heights team of Richmond next Satur-
day t23rd) afternoon at O'Clock. Both
teams have defeated Ashland and n lively
contest is expected
Miss Sallie Voolfolk. of Hanover. is the
guest of the Misses voolfolk.
Mr.. Charlie Wright. of Richmond is the
guest OF his mother.
Miss Frieda Quarles gave n water
melon feast To a number of her friends
Z % lsar~ Mo a.
enjoyed
Mrs Irby Moncure and two children
have returned to their home in Black
stone, after spending some time with the
family OF Judge +. &. Moncure.
Miss Helen Wood has returned to her
home IN Alexandria, after pleasant visit
To her friend, Miss Annie Collins
Mr.. W. +. Ennis has returned home
from visit To Pennsylvania.
Mrs. f.. c. Moncure entertained the F
\. Club at Auburn" on last night.
There were a large number out and q de-
llghtful evening was spent.
Miss Cowherd. of GordonsvilIe. is the
guest OF Miss Freida Quarles at the
Academy.
Mr.. Fred Pollard, OF Richmond. il tbe
guest OF DIR. f. c. Butler and family.
Little Miss Lucy Moore, OF Norfolk. en-
tertained a number of her young friends
at the home of her aunt, Mrs. 4. b. Gill.
on last Monday evening from ! to Z.
Games OF all kinds were indulged in and
the little folks enjoyed it to the fullest
extent.
Mr.. aud Mrs L. j. Wright and wife left
on Monday for their home in New York.
after spending several days with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W W. Wright.
Little Miss Pearl b. Voolfolk has ne.
turned to her home in Ashland, after
spending some few days with her gcand
mother, Mrs. Lucy Voolfolk
DR.. Allen Upper, of New York. filed
the pulpit OF the Bowling Green BAPTIST
Church on Sunday morning, and Prof
/ Sprenkle at night Rev. Mr.. Ware filled
the pulpit OF the Christian Church on
Sunday morning.
The young men of the town gave a
dance in Dossey's Hall to their lady
friends on last Thursday night. and
twas one of the most enjoyable ones
given here for years. There were a large
number of dancers on the floor. The
music came from Richmond and was per
haps the best ever heard at dance here.
Mrs. Ellen George, OF Penola, is the
guest OF Mrs. Lena Baker x.Y.z.