Come to the Yard for Yeardley
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September 23, 2010 11:53 am
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Friday, October 1 is going to prove to be a busy day in Baltimore.
Not only will the Orioles take on the Detroit Tigers in game two of their final series of the 2010 season, but MASNsports.com will also host its final round of live video chats with Jeremy Guthrie and Adam Jones and celebrate the website’s third birthday as you know it.
But on top of all that, the Notre Dame Preparatory School will join forces with the One Love Foundation to honor the memory of one of its alumna, Yeardley…Friday, October 1 is going to prove to be a busy day in Baltimore.
Not only will the Orioles take on the Detroit Tigers in game two of their final series of the 2010 season, but MASNsports.com will also host its final round of live video chats with Jeremy Guthrie and Adam Jones and celebrate the website’s third birthday as you know it.

But on top of all that, the Notre Dame Preparatory School will join forces with the One Love Foundation to honor the memory of one of its alumna, Yeardley Reynolds Love, in the “Come to the Yard for Yeardley” event to be held at Oriole Park at Camden Yards.
The event aims to pay tribute to Love’s academic and athletic excellence by raising funds to construct a Turf Field – to be named Yeardley Reynolds Love Field – in her honor.
Tickets are $15 and must be purchased in advance at www.notredameprep.com in order for proceeds to benefit the Love Fund. Tickets will then be available for pick-up at OPACY Will Call the night of Friday, October 1. (A photo ID must be presented at the time of pick-up.)
The Notre Dame Preparatory School Alumnae Association will also sponsor a pregame event at Pickles Pub for fans and supporters 21 years and older.
For more on the event and the One Love Foundation, click here to visit the Facebook page.
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