The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-18
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New York Team and.
Followers to Be Met
by Local Union.
CONCERT TO BE
GIVEN TONIGHT
Automobile Parade Tomorrow
Morning to Points of Interest
and Game in Afternoon.
cowan Has Team to Meet
Visitors Which Looks
Like Winner.
THE TIMES FOUNDED 1885.
THE DISPATCH FOUNDED IN 1850.

Union, No. 90. In line to receive them. |
the Visiting teams OF the Union Print
ars Baseball League Will arrive In |
Richmond this afternoon at 4.io o'clock |
at Elba Station. The women In the Wis |
iting party, which Will number nearly |
half hundred. will be taken to their
hotels In automobiles. and the visiting
players and their friends will parade |
with the Richmond printers down
Broad Street TO the music of several
bands to the Richmond Hotel which |
will be headquarters OF the visitors |
while In the city.
After working on tho program of /
events TO take place while the printers
arc here, the committee from the local
union has filed in almost every hour
with something interesting. The pro-
gram Will include a band concert In
the Chamber OF Commerce auditorium
this evening at . o'clock. an automo-
bile ride through the city tomorrow
morning, beginning at IL o'clock. ane
the baseball game In the afternoon.
Great Ball Came.
Tho baseball game IS the real simon
pure occasion OF the printers visis.
The team made up by George Cowan from
the Richmond club IN the Virginia
League includes number of profess
slonais. with whom the best players
in tho Typographical Union will play.
The team has been working together
for week. and with Curtis Walker
pitching and George cowan catching
tho visitors Will have about as hard a
proposition to go against as they will
want.
The New York team. OF the Printers
National Baseball League. which Will
oppose the locals Is one of the strong
es, amateur clubs in the country, and
t1z l., 4..N L. IT. e..1N-
good anywhere. The team has been
working together all the summer. and
every player rs accustomed to every
other player and his style of play.
The batteries are first-class men, and
can make good show!ngs In fast com
pany.
The game will start promptly at 4
o'clock Tomorrow afternoon In tho
Broad Street Park. Tickets have al
ready been sold for crowd large
enough to nearly fill the park. and II
is expected that one OF the best crowds
OF the season Will be present when the
umpire says Play ball The popu-
larity of the printers in this city Will
be source of both revenue and graft
fcation TO them on this occasion. and
those In charge OF the ARRANGEMENTS
are very happy
Those who Are Coming.
Among those who will be the guests
OF INe ftlCIlIuOH0 union are.
From New York.
Herald-D. A. Kells. Mrs. D. a. Kells,
Harry Jones. Mrs. Harry Jones. John
Heilbeck,. Mrs. John Heilheck. Ed
Moran. Miss Agnes Moran. Louis Nc
Carthy. John Bushell. William kinney.
CT Gillespie.
M. o'Donnell. r. NJ. Sewers. Mrs. R. NJ.
.Severs. Miss Sewers
Times-M. T. Mcconnell.
AnerfCan--.JOhn Arderlay Mrs Ar
derlay. Fred Gaisel. Mrs. Fred Gaisel.
James Kennedy, Mrs. James Kennedy.
Miss a. Pazourek, Miss Ruth Witt, II.
3: Wood, Mrs, H. b. Wood, Ruth
bert Brill. Thomas Brooks S.
J. Connolly, E. B. Davis. Vim
cent e. CHM. Harley Hughes. AL Kline.
James e. Mex Gown. J. Petrie, j. Nat
Rusty Wood stan. ZaleSky.
World--Al. Mohr. George f. Ralston,
n. A. Barnes T. j. Quigley. w. j. Cow
ley Tri s IL cTan gns W 3 M Grane Rn.s.
Sum. j. Bourke, A. c. Myers Mrs.
A.EC. Myers. C. N. Hulburt
Press-J a. Weisert. Mrs j. A.
Weisert.
Mail-A. j. MacFarland. George
Knight
Giobe-George II. Bollenbach. Mrs.
George I'll. Bollenbach, Prank l. Fass.
4 Is u
Journal of Commerce--William Law
renee J.; +. Sheppard. w, L. Hamilton.
l.. w. Sweeney.
City Rccord-J NJ. Cunnion 4
Gala p. Krause
iCitizcn--J. Il. Lane George e. DDcn-
Eagle-s. w. wark. G. n Weber,
Mrs G; T. Weber, Wifi Wood.
Standard Union-T Jeff. Hamilton.
Mrs, r. Jeff. Hamilton.
Union HeudQuarterS--S. w. n (.amf1e g.
c. M. Maxwell, Mrs. g. NJ. Maxwell.
Newarl--T homas Cahill. George Dar-
rel II ! w q T. Il I. Ga 12,ah,ron5
Serl--A. q. Anderson, William a
Bund, Ralph L. Fisher. William liam t. l..
Gallagher, Y; 3, Holman, William i.
Leary, Ray Lopez Charles o'Brien, w
: Va. Roach, Emil Schultz.
From BostOn. s
James III. Fairclough, national COM
mitteeman; Mrs James 81, Failslongh
James I'll Fairclough, Jr. Eohert NJ
\ Murray. Mrs. Robert w. Murray, Miss
Edith e. Mair Miss Alice Mair, Miss
Josephine Rogers Frank Il. Mcdonnell
Mrs. Frank F. Mcdonnell, Leo Mellon
nell, James A. ponovan, Eugene = j.
Mccarthy, Mrs Eugene j, Mccarthy
Mortimer w O'Brien, secretary. ,Iohl
"a. Mclaughlin. Joseph /. Faircloth.
j ohm Grace, Richard Il. OI.cary, Henry
C.. Whitcomb, David G. Whyte, Robert
a. Murray. Walter NJ Crosby, lsranli
Presby, Andrew j, Rogers. Mrs. AM
drew j, Rogers, Daniel "a, Buckley
John Flynn, James Il, Butler, manager
Thomas Mogan, Percy 3. s. Thayer
Mrs. Percy Is. >. Ihayer's Leo A. Sireen
+ Charles Doherty, Frank j. Ebert, Mrs
frank j. Ebert, Berthram G, Loring'
81 treasurer: James Brol hy, Joseph Nc
pade, Joseph B. GIN. vlce-president
6 Edwin Hulme, William Renouff, Johr
3 n IS
McClain Mrs 9, G.. IA Hickman
Mrs Hockman's niece, Daniel a
barry William Norton, John u, Smith
Charles &. iHockman w IA. lhlltz, VIII
Porley blanchard, William H. Rams.
nen, ohm III. Farrell, Arthur n, Cahill
y Mrs. Arthur II. Cahlll. Edward Disney
y George Whiting, Walter Lonergan,