The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-29
News Of South Richmond

Captain John Whitworth. commander
OF the Elliott Grays, was marshal OH
that day seventeen years ago. Captain
Lipscomb, Squire Jordon and a few
others still live in those war days, and
nave world OF stories Of carnage, he
roism and untold misery.
South Richmond wizards.
What the South Richmond Wizards
did to those terrible Pirates last sat
urday would be too narrowing to re-
late incidentally. 1t may be said that
they knocked Cornell out OF the box.
and 1t is not known how badly the
latter was hurt. Glenn could not stem
the tide. and was nearly massa cred.
Blunt. the Wizard. toyed with the
"Smugglers," but not to be cruel. hand.
ed them three little runs. Would the
Oak Groves like to play the Wizards?
II So they have the permission.
Score by innings: RIFE.
Wizards ......204o0 eO2x-14 16
Pirates 1890. .o0o0300o0-s s i
out-by Blunt, II; by carnell. 8; by
Glenn. B.. Stolen bases-Jones (5j.
Cook (2). Livesay (3), Walthall (2), I.
Jones. L. Gentry. Umpires. Latham
and Hubbard.
Seven Straight Victories.
Manchester accomplished what the
Colts have not done for many long
day Saturday afternoon, when it hung
up the seventh straight victory by do
f Tea the A AL who live acres,
the scene of the contest. Onesty. now
q South Richmond lad. gave the All.
Stars-who, by the way. are not all
tstars-a coat Of whitewash. Three
out triple and double, batting 500
Whitfield. for the visitors, was very
kind-hearted, walking seven men. Man
chester has no game for next Satur-
across the James can have the opea
date. Call Monroe 1913. and call pc
tween 5 A. NJ. and p NJ. any day
this week.
Score: y. II. =
A' Batteries: onesty and stroud whit.
field and Dreamer.
,rha Manchester stars did not soar
50 his high When they struck the Centraliaa
same back nome with the small end
Of a 4 to score u
Score by innings; . ooooo-1
E SaanI.,Tn.ei 22.0o0Ox-4 s.
e Oak Groves succumbed to Barton
Heiehts on Battery Court saturday,
Rose lined out three clouts ~ ~ W.
at se enr ph hy innings: R. =. e;
Ra Sfere H re- j oosloloSS--ss 2
n f3at'u Groves oo 3ooo-3
Batteries: Pitt and Beck Clements
and Hampton. s,o.,
AZ Yesterdays evening service az
c,onton Street Baptist Church, the
1aptist Young Peoples Union mad
n papl installation Of officers for the
ensuing year. Papers We're read ana 10
nc union were made. The young speo-
ME had arranged special music.
REV. ]. Clarence Miles, the pastor,
preached at !, the 10 7 morning service on
Personal Mention.
Mrs. r.: T. Hancock has announced
the engaEement of her granddaughter,
Miss elizabeth Hope Clayton, to Fritz
Alvin Meissner, of st. Louis, Mo. The
marriage will be celebrated N the late
Miss kathleen Wilkerson, Of Amelia
been the guest of her aunt, Mrs, w. G.
Hartwell at Newport News, is now
visiting Miss sallie Turpin,
Mrs. Bidrnpt and children, who have
been the guests of her uncle, Mr..
ihac.- In their home on Porter Street.
George Holtis spending several days
in Baltimore and Washington. N
Mrs. Carter Snow and children ARC
back from Alton, where they spent 3EiS,
weeks.
his daughter, Mrs, D. B, Brldgforth, in
Miss Mis- louise Micheaux, who has been.
visiting Miss Lucy Nelson Walden for
a short time, returned Saturday to her
home in Powhatan.