The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-24
OH, BUT THEY
ONE JOLL,
Festivities Began at
When Committee on
Steamer, and 1t Has
ped Yet-Big Ea
Auto Rides Put
on Edge.
l)I1leS
llallO
Especial to The Tlmes-p5

and with perfect day fsto.havehn
the Baltimore Solons got r,.., ba
their defeat in Richmond ny. ,or
at the hands of the Richn Is.
cilmen by running up s let
to s. The errors were: Rio
Baltimore. Q, and this tells tor the ~
story of Chinese ball.
Richmond went first to tHrly all
a combination OF a two-bas,..
free ticket and two errors. ss.O Ne
run In the fourth inning, m Ell
ting by j. T. Powers. Rogera
kinson, gave them pair, nhnne,
seventh, two hits and an -
another across the pan. The d.
lies for the Richmonders cur.
in the eighth on two hits arr
OF errors t
Baltimore came back after til u
erners In the first by scoring I
on pass and two doubles. I
ond inning. however. prov
Waterloo. j. C. Powers went b
free gifts. and bunch of err
the fie1ders allowed Baltimore
fourteen runs
Halted Ont of Box. =
AT this stage OF the game ..-.-...
gave way to Melton, swho finish s.
game, generously allowing cle.s 4. Prenf
to the Baltimores. who score Ss.s So mn
lruns principally through the that time
errors of the infielderS. Son the tssi
Pop Tate and Captain Robin
ex-catchers of the Baltimor .F
sional ball team. umpired q. EASES
game, and it was great 1
the ipcal fans to see thescmond Conf
action tven as umpires.
Atkinson and ]. c. Powers larged
best hitters for Richmond,aobnson !.
three safe bingles apiece. Us sent ON
| third, lost four of his six chan, co,,r+ =,
t,-lI-
Baltimores.
| Hargrave did the best site Win ste'
for Baltimore, getting hve sal Tue .,e, Che
| in six times up. Whitford vi .et
lprize run setter. he making si,and Fran
He got his base four times Gs thieve
ones, made single. and vas oaa sia,
/ Just Side Issue.
\ Every member of the Rich
team secured one or more hits a
ling Richardson. Considering IT,.
score and the number of nlisplaycen SITE =
game was quickly over, takinf a.c,nr,
two hours and fifteen minutes toof heinz
But the story Of the game is c'ea. Fred
side issue as far as the visit I, Il 90 81.
Virginians fsgconcerned. for thy 4 me- No.
from Richmond own the town Oh hand
timore and can take II back. Rosera.
them. If they feel inclined w. Barr
welcome has been extended S,d sy W 81.
Marylanders and the visitor reportsd
been nearly killed with kindn Eptbn Of
First the Baltimore men toI1ked up q
to Kernan's Hotel--there wersrt campo tsI
and more from the Southern ciig 1...sy,
there they showed them how ~ a. n +
Baltimore breakfast. Then thea
them into about twenty autom
didn't give them q chance IT,
after breakfast exercise, underl ~
and whirled them around the {
nally landing them at the Citl
where Mayor Mahool told tfenN&
nice fellows they were and 90
their party. A9H
Then guests and hosts pile
the automobiles again and b
whirled by roundabout route
the Maryland C~untry Club. nv
aagais! The Baltimore men show,--Tl
Richmond men how to eat Bala
luncheon. They held them gs.l
tables until it was time to pla,ss y 81.
Doped With Food.
BY that time each Richmond fe
had put on from five to ten Iorg,
Of Of extra weight and had arrishos
he didn't care whether school
or not, and believed that lif
made up ora succession of eatinS tssks
automobile rides When they WI
this condition the Baltimore mH
out the baseball bats an>s-but T.
Ill = x
It was remarked that 1t 1At
exactly playing according to
but-Richmond didn't care. The,S
up here for good time and thei
having 1t. Baltimore tried theA
trick on Philadelphia last syeaM
Philadelphia tried the same tricR
Baltimore. Richmond was glad
get into the sociable, Setting-t
quainted game.
The festivities began at 5 =
this morning down on the Pats..
near the IIasaretto lighthouse, iii
Virgintans coming up on the Yirr
of the Old Bay Line. were Gro.
the deck of their steamer, and
Baltimore once before. was posd
out Canton Hollow and somebs
lumber yard. when there was gI
shouting from a fussy little
which was raising a racket sew
sizes too large for it a short. dis
from the Virginia,
DR.. r. O. Heathwole stood OF
the end of@the tug-the Baltim
waved his hat and shouted YEA, S
The Virginians, led by Mayor
ardson, answered with ''Yea,
from sixty strong pairs of
which shook the atmosphere so
DIR. Heathwole was almost -droW
between 1t and the waters of theh
tapsco. The Baltimore reception al ~
mlttee on BOARD the Iug clamfN
aboard the Virginia. and there VII,
tremendous racket there at once, "a M
j When the Virginia locked
twenty taxicabs We're lined up 58
Light Street and the men were III # II
into them, and after a short rum
feeding began, s
After the game the visitors WI
taken to River View Park, VIII
there was more feeding. and torTnt
row they will be taken for a tfse
down the bay on the iceboat Latroe'