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J Feature Go At Playland | TRACEY LEWIS WINS | With a total of 137 out of 150 OSCAR SQUARE IN FREEPORT BOUT Colored Featherweight Battler Clashes With West Sider In Park Arena Tonight With Oscar Bernard, sensational eolored featherweight from Panama! and Joe Pasquale of the West Side booking up in the feature eight round bout of the evening, matchmaker Ed- die Buckley of the Freeport arena will present another of bis attractive neatly shows tonight at Playland park. A large turnout is expected, as the fans are stil talking over the hectic De Cruz-Goldstein affair, and the other fine bouts which supported it. Although the Arena: has been open for three weeks it has me one of the most popular rendervous of Nassau fight enthusiasts, and each succeeding week the marMgement funds it harder to accommodate the crowd. Great Battle In The Cards Bernard will be remembered as the lad who stopped the winning streak of Frankie Marchese two weeks ago, in the same ring, but he is meeting a real tough little customer in. Pas- le who has turned ih some great ights during his short but brilliant career, and the fans are in for a real treat when these two classy lit- tle youngsters square off. In the semi-final, Congo Kid, from far off Belgium Congo will show the fans just how they do it in his na- tive country when he tackles Harry Oberman -of the East Side over the - eight round distance. Oberman is looking to add the Kid to his long list of K. O. victims but may be dis- ' appointed as the Kid is in fine trim for the fray and Is known for his ability to take it on the chin and come back fighting. The \Kid's\ resemblance to the late \Battling\ Siki is most remarkable, his stance and style bring cack mem- ories of the times when. the dusky Senegalese heavyweight was in his prime and had the fans standing on the seats most of the time he was in the ring.. _.. - Dave Brown, Congo seems to be making quite a collection of colored stars, he also being the manager of Harry Smith, world's colored middleweight champion. and CWT Gardper the Harlem entry who been *packing them in at the port arena. It would be no surprise to fudge by the host of followers that the \Kid\ /J is the favorite at ring time, although Oberman has had far more experience and carries a deadly wallop iftelther {mm hatha mitt, Le Three sixes and-an opening four rounder will top off the card, with | many of the boylxhnbhskve shown in Freeport previously, ba again to- fj nant LONG ISLAND SHOOT .. gets To Take Title targets, Tracey H. Lewis captured the all-around tnrshwtlnl cham- a mship of Long Island a) the victory in as many sterts, En traps of the Nassau Trapsh00t- |tne Oceanside fire department down - ed the Valley Stream nine at Roose- velt Saturday by a 3-1 score to tle for the lead in the Nassau County Firemen's Athletic association base- ball Teague. club, Saturday. The title event called for a shoot of 25 targets at 16, 18, 20 and 22 rds, in addition to 25 pairs of ubles,. Lewis broke 23, 24, 24 'and 24, respectively, in the singles, and 42 targets in the doubles. There were class prizes in the sin- El: and general prizes in the dou» shoot. | H. M. won | in 2: hits while fanning eleven bat- Class A, with 95. me W, A. a Ketcham, with 94, followed by 1.| Ragged su cost the Streamers Bacarella with 91. In Class B, the|8 Chance to step up on a tle for first winner was G. A. Schwalb, who had|Place, as Pilgrim hed an equally 83. 'Then came J. L. Meyer with 91, fine game five hits and followed by J. Prohaska with 89, The Class C prize went to A. L. Oceanside (3) Starke, after a_ shoot-off with J. ab. r. h. po. a. 6. White, Each had 90. The third cup|J. Ploth, 3b 3 0 2 0 2 1 was won by A. W, Leviness, who had $ 0 1 0 1 0 85. P. M. Cushing won in Class D, 4 0 o 12 0 o with 86. 'There was a tle for the sec- 3 1 111 0.0 ond cup between G. Hilton and J 3 0 0 1 0 0 H. Wilson, who had 81 each. Elton 2 0 0 @ 1 0 won the shoot-off. 3 0 0 1 6 1 “Zhabbent worik In tine “£5173 WA: 801 i 0 0 0 e by A. Eccles, who broke out |Delattere, 202 d af bo Targets -T. H. Lewis took tne} \'\'\ » Ad A4 A. ”$11: scab with 42. \Total® ...ll... 26 8 5 2r 10 g es: ALL-AROUND CHAMPrONSHTP e t aan t line's. 't Clase A Carey, c .... 404 ddr i a Singles. Doubles: ToM! ratio... 3p 4 0 2 0 0 o *. * 20 11} Rdstrom, as FE . A. Ketcham 3 L' Baccarelii ... 91000 36 137 Ib . bali ¥. as ar fiildd H. H. Lake as 0 98 1-414 B. Isunc .~ 94 0 84 7 $0 0 emale - p13 13 H. Meyor .. 81 ao 130 . 0. Schwall 93 ado -/ ang 3 0 0 i «. Prohaska ao aro | 12e Eocles ». 78 42 119 34 . R. Schroeder 88 0 B8 H. 8. K. Munsie- 87 3 81 J, Yerk f inital heat. by (Whitney. was (the only straight heats as it finished ahead of Monte Cristo both times, in the first race. the fifth was limited to one heat, to permit the track to be put in shape for the Nassau Kennel club's grey- hound races. Galumet Hanks, blk, ¢.. (Thomas 1 1 Monte: Cristo, b. « Kid's ifinnthJu-u'ce Potter, b. g.. (Mune) 1 401 Plush, b m .. pom $ 1 4 Card, b. 'm. \.... (Hutchinson) 3. 2 The Matron, blk, 'm. (Whitney) 4 3° A Time, asf, asf, 2:10% ako race Reel, #. m. (Cornwell we d Pa Norma alm, br. f. (Thomas) [.) 1 2 2 Princess Napoleon, b. m,' (Looney) 3.3.3 210%, _2:17% Pree ron Aut lune Brooke, b. m. (Whitney) .. 2 1 1 Abbe Comgins, b. (Nuhoi ...ll 1 4 2 Nap Direct, b. a. 203 h. m. (Tho £5 a ien Worthy, b. g. (Mune) ...... 6 6 5 ena Directum, . (PownilD ) 7 T 6 Honest Napoleon, to. i. (Schafen~ berg) a 268 ar AT- MINEOLA-TRAps| OCEANSIDE F. D. __. | Breaks 137 Out Of 150 Tar- Wins 4th Straight In League leading twirler, turned in a fine game holding the Streamers to one run and striking out twelve Oceanzide batters. eases. AT WOODMERE CLUB Ought! Hoffman joined the hole-m-one club of the current golf season by &inking his drive on. the ninth hole with a mashic niblick Saturday while auras with Miss B. Hoffman we Samter over the Woodmere Golf and Country club course. p The ball was dead to the pin and was found nestl\ makeup} as players and cadd/ stamped “Tatum-mum looking for the WINNER OF RAGE ATL NASSAU CLUB Jane Brooke Leads Abbe Trot At Mineola Harness Events George Bennett Smith's gray re, Jane Brooks, showed her heeels to Abbe Coggins, which won the race last week, in the free-for-all trot at the Mineola fair grounds at the har- ing club, Saturday. After being nosed out for first place by Abbe Coggins in the first heat the Smith entry took the next two to win the main event, Abbe Coggins was timed at 2:11 1-4 in the Jane Brooke was driven Calumet Hanks, driven by Thomas one to win in two The sixth race was called off and The summaties: TWO-YEAR-OLD TROT_AND PACK Commwelti 2 2 b. g -. (Pownall 3 3 #0-TRor ~* ° una) ..... 3 ch. m. (Byrnes) a NINE SCORES OVER VALLEY STREAM Competition Coming through with thelr fourth Charlle Delattere, the league's SMITH TROTTER I$ >: earns Coggins _ In - Free-For-All; ness-races staged by the Nassau driv- town alumnus repeated his victory of a year ago in the fina! round of the amateur champtonship golf tourna- ment at the t. 'Albans Golf club Saturday. Jones, Westchester amateur king, by 9 up and 7 to play, one of the most decisive margins in the history of the tournament. into existence in 1920 has any dis- trict goifer succeeded in winning the title in two successive champlonships successive victories, starting in 1911. UCS DOWN ELK§, |As Carnera and Godfrey C«sb yg) jp ji £4, WITH MLLY - Ngua | Baldwin Field; Pette Stars 1 With a triple and five double-plays ! the Baldwin Buccaneers shook them-| selves free of a two game losing streak to down the Freeport Elks 4:3 yesterday on their bome diamond Some sparkling plays afield on the | part of the Elks cut off more than one: potential run. Turning in three double plays and also a spectacular | triple killing the Preeporters saved. at least two more runs. Great Triple Play With Ewers on second and Weeks on first the fifth inning, and none out and fy# Elka leading 2-0 Baldwin bad a thance to even things up. Carey, the next man up sent a screeching liner towards center. field | Leaping into the air, 'Pette, Freeport she . made a. miraculous catch, turned and tossed the ball to Traut- wein to double Ewers off second. Trautwein. then pegged to Cacia to retire Weeks, who was unable to scramble back to the bag in time, for the third putout. ® Going into the last half of the eighth trailing by a 3-1 margin the Bucs rallied to score three runs on singles by Edstrom, Graham, . Ayres and Weeks couuld with a wild Double Plays And TripleKit: ( ~ 1 ;! ing Features Great Game At ___ leg Baldwin Bucs 4 port Elks 3. Cedarhurst 7, Point 1. Season As Their Bats Fail; Maskell Stars On Mound For Victors. -' Once again the Wyola Intans tomabawked another of Namau's leading teams, when they handed the Hempstead Monitors their first shut- Hempstead, taking over the team, 3-0. Just A Habit It has. become something of a habit { with the Indians to spoil the winning streaks of some of the best teams in the county, Unfortunately for the Monitors the visitors caught them in the throes of a batting slump, and they were easy marks for the Indi- mns' mound ace, Maskel, ho Umited them to only five safe. bingles. Not only did the Monitors fall to (hit, but they very obligingly con- tributed a couple of [bad misplays both .of which had a 'direct bearing on the final result. The Indians scored in only two innings but it was more than enough tr? down the helpless Hempstead out- t. Fuller, Stater and Passants were the big guns for the Indians with two |hits aplece, wiile Conklin seemed to be the only man on the home team I[ to be able to hit safely home AMATEUR CROWN Only District Golfer To Win Two Successive Champion- ships Since 1916; Beats Mil- ler-Jones 9 And 7 Maurice J. McCarthy, Jr., George- He overwhelmed Pennington Mier Not since the present trophy came sion the winners being judged on point totals. In class. Up to then the only mistakes Mc- rthy bad made through the fair- ere his hooked drive at the and his , 4x Starke .. J. G. Cuecio .. 81 41 O, W. Lininess (85 n J. ®. Stillwagan 79 3. ite, .... 80 M. E. Grult . 84 Class D P. M Cushing a . H. Hilton .. Starts Lug-MO Meet- ing Williston At Hickey Field Revamping its line-up to include a number of former South Side High @choo! players. the Rockville Centre American Legion baseball team will swing into action again tonight the Williston Legion: in m league encounter nt the Hickey 'Athe- letle field Last year the boys were nosed out \Lu\, Valley Stream, outfit in- the playstt for the champlonship. - How- ave, this year they will attempt to weep through ail opposition, and are il equiphed to turn the rick, the addliion of the high school stars has made them a. dangerous combipation. The lineup Wilcox s, Ramo 2b, Robertson 3b. Sheley Th, Goudwin cf, Olsen rf, Cave &, Mclinley if, Lucaa p. Reserves Roberts, Fehr GLADYS WINNER IN AMITYVILLE REGA'I'T'Ai Racing in A * breame, Vincent Moreli's Gladys “114mm the seven and one-half mile clas Rt gootest\ in. the Ungu® oen Ae By shares > preted®. & Mtk .. ter- nan ar ) + second «as 65 4 4 4 1-30 Jones 4 2 8 5 5 4 5 3 4-37 McCarthy, 1 up. \ ln: y «2 4 4 5 4 a a 6-24-70|® .-Jones 4:04:4405—41—m‘ . 5 up. x. Mun—lull Out- B McCarthy 8 3 4 1 4 4 5 4 4-36 I+ 1.-Jones 4 3 5 4 4 9 . 4 3- McCarthy, 7 up. E w. In- 4 eC: a. A if . atiff southwestarly | tivity at_Afe Meadow Brook .club|18.2 bands, C. P. Hubbe's Star Blos- M4 Westbury Saturdiy .afte- {som, winner of many champlonship and forced the Cree. gmmes Corlnthiner scheduled to be and. One, be- Yacht club regatta .at Amityville Sate |tyoen the .R competition. Jn the latter heat Crawford, well in the lead on the second and final lap of the two and one-half mile course, took the west turn mt a high rate\ of speed and his craft capsized. The aceitent cost him the victory, ms gum finished first in the opening $ Miss Allice Hallewell of Jackson Heights in she first heat of the class B event, and Richard Welr's boat turned over in the first heat in class C. Walter Peterson of Brooklyn nar- rowly escaped serious injury in the ten-mile propeller and the craft veered off the course and rammed into a shack, located on the water's edge. Peterson was badly shaken up, but otherwise suffered no I!! effects. His boat, however, was badly damaged by the collision. t Two heats each were held in divi- was thrown into the water competition when the roke loose from his boat day 7-2. class B, C and D, ~classithe-visttore star _ twirler, 8015\ CLUB, 72 Dave Miller Hurls Good Ball For Victors In Opening Of Season For Holy Redeemer Church Team With a number of former Free- port High school stars in Mts time- \. up the Freeport Holy Name society's * watery baseball team 'of the 'Holy Redeemer church defeated the Rockville Cen- tre Boys' club in the opening game at (the Hickey ~Athletic field, Satur- Miller, one of the mound aces at the Red 'and White: achool. ed very effectively on the slab for € ouly \four hits! p. permitting to be chalked up against fim, while his team-mates collected12 ct! urew, Drew, former South Side Higu school ab. or 2 1 Bo 2 5 1 8 1 2 0 400 g 1 1 A 2 0 3 00 3 0 ..- 2b 1 0 TOL cuses sas 41 1 Rockville Cetre mum (®) a 4 4 4 4 work» Orst six. Innings Erickson, Rotary catcher. was the hard hitter of the day getting a clout In the firss to left center that was good for-the clreult. In the third with one on be rapped out ® triple. With two out and one on in the ninth, he poled out a double to score the ming tally. Nienwk of Central Park collected three hits in four trips to the plate The box-score: Rotary A. C. ab. Frickson, c Armley, 36, . *feMahon, 1h. Kohler. ss. .... Chadwlek, ef Parrington, If Smith, rf} ... Seery, 3h ..... Mollineatx, p Tétal Rot. Tb 4 tonney, &s. .. a Kramor, 3b._N 4 Smail Ph A MeGonnigle,. cf.. .. 4 4 4 L : |Niemerk, c. :.. Abramson,. rf. Bone, If. OF HEMPSTEAD 8-0 Hand Losers First Shut-Out Of) rricksvilie A. C. 17, Prepeort C. S. 8 ont of the session yesterday at West|° Pranklin Squire 15, Orioles 4. Frepeort A. C. 8 Bayside A. C: 6. Glendale Clovers 9, Merrick Pirates 5 7 I Huntington A. C. 11, Hempstead A A. 9. Linderdsurst A. C. 1, South Ozone A..C..0. | Roosevelt F. D. 6, Sunrise A. C. 4. Roslyn Red Sox 8, Oyster Bay A. C |5. Unity A. C. 7, Westbury A. C. 4. |_ Valley Stream 9, Washington Greys Wyola Indians'3, Monitor A. C. 0 Flushing All-Starg 9, East Meadow [. F. D. 5 ( (First Game) East Meadow F. D. 9, Flushing Stars T, All- (Second Gae) FREEPORT I. C. - Rots BAGIOE - IBMNE H | | | Big Inning Rally Accounts For 6 Runs And Victory; Mont- Freeport A. C, 0 0 1 0 6 1 0 0 x-8 Two-base hits-Heenan, Boos, Mil- ler Lubitz, Meinhold. Three-base hits -Co Gonseram, Kearns. Stolen bases Firth Meinhold. Sacrifices] -L Le Lew!s. Left on bases- Freeport 4, 'B&yridge 4: Baser on balls -Off Montgomery 2, Miller 1. Hits -Off Montgomery 11 in & innings off Miller 1 in 9 innings Hit by pitcher-By Montgomery -Miller; by Miller, - Sammis. Struck . out -By| Montgomery 17, by Miller 4 Umpires College Pt. A. A. 10, Bellmore Club Floral Park 14. Jersey Colleglans 2 wo. SNNSEN C.. H \ Great Neck A. C. 7, Woodhaven \A's! . Oscar Bernard Meets Joe Pasquale In Feature Bout At Freeport Arena (ccs o=) ROOOEVE| T, }, - TEAM WINS OVER | Rodgers Rounds Into Winning Form To Hand Freeporters Drubbing; Krowl Heavy Hitter Coming back after a crushing de- feat at the hands of the Hempstead firemen, the Roosevelt smoke-eaters downed the Sunrise A. C. yesterday at Roosevelt-6-4. Rodgers finally hit his stride and held the visitors scoreless except in the fourth and fifth innings when [they scored ail their tuns. Willets, the loser's first tase » was the leading hitter on the da with 3 hits out of 4 'imes at bat,) Including a double After a poor.start the Vamps-final~ ly came into their own. They scored 45 runs in three games jn two weeks {defeating Coplague 15-25 Merrick Pi- {rates, 18-6; and the Glendale Clovers 12-0. They. scored -a-9-8-victory over the Rockville Centre fire department team in a league game a week ago Saturday and lost out 14-12 in a free-hitting game with the St. Mary's {nine of Rockaway. | 'The Roosevelt team ls @ Imuch encouragement from the g crowds that turn out and support the home club each Saturday and Sunday, = The box score Roosevelt F. D. The box score: gomery Fans 17 Of Losers |W. Wright, ss W‘s. or I5 throw. Wyola Indians (3) Browne, 1b .... 3 l 10% 1 0 Benny. Minton, . iormer Freeport ab. r. h. po. a. ¢ Bier, \c .. a 0 2 8 i 0 High school star, and Joe. Johnson Ad ( a i ¥ 3 _1’ a Fanning 17 oft the opposing bsz\ Rodiers. p lod A1 6 0 bein piicaed good pai orth All0®D8 \ta (be cuerent week's mot of Sate attractions; Interest aroused by the Bulls is' ($00 \31 400 oC tio PF S PoP o ld 4 P 9 9 9 'The box score: to speculation as to just now mo fakin ft Ip Dith Flanagan. o, L2... 30 001-42 Ihine burned. back the strong Bayside. Row 36 a 2 2 a 1 0 Baldwin. Bucs) (4) lighter of Godfrey's reputed abilMty. The tremendous size of the imo men Aenteit!\ rf CTT 4 101 { (|A C at Prosport yesterday 8-6 #ociidfifid b. r. h. pO. 2 ©.| has caught the public's imagination and given the bout a higher ranking! Giordano, cf ° a 1 4 p jg! Although the visitors got to Mont- mb u.. 40 0 i s 09 Eéstrom, 3b. «3 101 2 40 O| than it seems to deserve. Cost 4 } $ { Q womery for eleven solld si s he} _ a Cis maa a Seward, If 22 0 0, 0 0 1 8 Maske o\ 1 a q § q|was unhittable in the pin and | Total . so 6 12 27 as Graham, rf. 22 r 2 a i 0 ste\. p timely blows by his teammates gave} . Ayres, 2b. . $01 2 803 0 5| Totals 36 3 i1 >is 1|him & well-earned victory | Suntise Lahorux; po. ae sem\ TEentRres FoR MINEOLA | \Hema mite ©) nose eer amen ia Baten C ood | 17] $ $ Ewers, cf. a o 2 2 0 o | GREYHOUND RACING | senarrenbore. ct \4\ i 1 \g\ p s the fifst and second for two runs © Yy CD44 $42 04 Weeks, ss 3 0 0 1 3 1 ¥--------~~- ~-------€ |C. Dreltlein: -locals-were-unabie-to-soive ib.. 4T i 3 0 0 Carey © M 341117??? * - y g T| First race-Nassau course: Inno-'Conklin, c (...... 4 2 6 2 Millets, deliveries until the third| panies, & 1 r o a o 0 chnson, p. ...... cent, Just a Moment, Sonny Reed, Himme, 1b .. a 0 g> 1 q when they got over a single rf .... 4 0 2 0 0 0 ______ cant, Chict\ come. \BH A. Dreitiein. if 2 1 0 0 i|Blanked in the fourth, the Preeport-| Hoppers, lle 1 0 0 0 Total 2.2. 300 430 2713 2 Pet Heaven Ohel Meadws \ |Courtney, /f 3 1 0 g g|°fs came through with a rush in then wllets, 2b... 420 2 1 0 0 Freeport Elks (3) Second race-One-fourth mite: 3b . 2 0 o 1 1/fext frame to collect six runs be-|ffogan, cc ....... 3 D C 2 1 0 Pette, ss IEEE ® King Rex, Bille: Gayle, Typhoon, (NCSS 3b bil: g_% ‘fi‘elh‘lé'inflm\? y» go Menaeleden p 4 8 8 0 8 0 ufs nge : a '\Glenn-«ss ., 3 0. 3. 2 ninth-inning. rally faile a = apres 5:35?“ch rt . 1 g g g g g | 33:11: magnmgnlmkf- p a 0 1 3 githe vislw'zso mus];A fiend ti“ Moflcgnm- Benn; Aiding 35 4 12 as iv 1 l ror - a * les ece ery was muc or them, allowing ore by innings arh mg te at oo Ho Ye m Adb d Chs hea ear Leader, If. . a 0 o C3 0 o'f In 44:44 Miles Per H. Row, The Fox, Battle Lime, Weefignfis Move ugggggggct * ' Freeport A. C. (8) Two base hit-R. Willets, Three Pik tp t 9 619 5) Tar are Whe erent Mes raved aer mie, sol P point, fel on fe a . mt . hye \hoge routing Minton, n. a 0 1 0 f o| Soil NM Outboard Re.|Ki® Mask Off, Pat Purrel, Vettal _ off Maskell 1. Baker 3° Gituck out| Gor ain, 3b 4 4 8 ? 1 { sacrifices C. Wright, yoo ______ p lark Outboard Re-|aline, Cup Shot, Flaming Meadows,\_By muskei) 4' Barer & Winning|C. Lewis 4 0 1 @ o Double plays -H. Willets Ritchie fo gatta Sandie Flint, Lindy. ni -Maskel , \ , Browne. Bases on balls-off; Rod- Total Pith mee sixteenn mye; |Btther-Maskell. Losing: pitcher-[Monteome a o o o 2 o us Preebort Elks . 0 1 _ a mp! Bis Bs : ny. iB i Wo WIS) comme “Wm” gumwmw a 4-3 W Hight MR rode ”fig-9 Hogan . Spec 1, Unma 2 __ Struck out-by Rodgers 0, - second heat in class D, captured they y' Midnight Flyer 1 % 8,80 0 Olwild pitches-Mike. Passed balls- yer, Tourist. y 7 P Pr Petite \ best time honors in me fist often . bath pose mies, the]\ A Pape ~ Sonal Trautwein. Leff on bases-Freeport|LOM® Beach outboard motor boat re-|Roamer I1, Mabel Don, Prench Flame ARK TEAM_ -p-p -y winning pit a 7. \Bucs 4. - Bases-on - batis-off Satta-held- yesterday on Reynolds ; Pinkey Blitk Monty G: ~- WITH RALLY IN NINTH <5 Losing pitcher - Michatiitioey Johnson 3, Minton 1. Hits _off| Channel before a crowd of 15.000, hay.\Onward Kashmir, Resolute Blitz. phrund Rotsl ... 1 a iz 4 ,) Ombre Thaye snd fabberk Johnson 10, off Minton 10 Hit by NS AD verage speed of 44.44 miles] Seventh race-Puturity;_Bob Fit Kohler Hits Double To S Bayside A. C. 6 BMHM Tonle piltcher-By Johnson, Payne.. hour for the two and a half miles. \Sheek Lightning, Moody Locke, Na- D & Jo score ab. n. b. po A. e YESTERDAY'S STARS | out-By Johnson 1, by Minton 2. however, was extended allipoleon Etar, Shindy Winning Run Kearns, 3b, ° 5 2 2 3 2 a | ~ pire-Gardner 8. \Seward ~ the route by S. Olendorf, Jr., who! Eighth race-Puturity hurdle; Win- Munhold, ss 2 Bor a & os al *Total w finshed second. stead, Klip Quick, 'Golden Harvest,! The Rotary A. C, of Rooscvelt Boley, If. .~. 8 0 1 o o o) Herman, Robins-Hit 14th and P Four spills and one badly wreeked Baby, Super Blitz, Tank Hil, eled to Central Park to hand the\Glowaeli, if. 5 0 i o q q|l5th homers, each with one on, to boat marked the events, which were|Beattie Jack, Golden Bloom home outfit a 4 to 3 trimming Runt, 2b. +04 41 iad vale me +: held under the auspices of the. Mid. Aus. terday * aah \o 1 d 0 $ } |), haem and Walle Hh T1, Atlantic Outboard association and i vam, .. | Aliowed 15 hits in two games as Ti- -- (the Long Island Associated Racing Rotary hurler, who had tobit, 3b % 0 2 11 1) 0/gers beat Red Box in doubicherder squadrons. The American Power with & strained back, made his oe. Mike o $8 1d fd ~ pom sen- - p =| . - - * \Milian af hew vote was a M1 Ua |but by striking out 13 of the men P 2 2 22 C in two of the spills; the first in the who faced him and with the help of} 'Total ......... 37 6 11 21 10 % Auto a opening heat of class C and the other his teammates held them to 5 hits) 'The score by 1nnings: in the second heat of the class D after Keeping them hitless for 'the\mayside A. C. 1 1 0 0 1 0 2 0 1-6 . Replacement PARTS TIRES - GLASS GENERATORS \ STARTERS Nassau Salvage Corp. Lawson Avenue Oceanside, L. I. DUNLOP TIRE 83 Church St., stad E. H. MA! 30x34 cl. oversize $4.90 Above prices on first tires made possible by direct factory stores and cash selling policies -Wes Southard, Bill Judd. Time of Telephone R. V. C. 4300 Imps—23m _ - -- I Genuine First-line 29x4.40 . $6.10 30x4.50 . $6.95 31x5.25 . $10.50 Other sizes equally low. _- --- BUFFALO --- \t High grade moderate price tire 29x4.40 . $5.30 & RUBBER CO. Freeport, L. I. PES, Mgr. -> TELEPHONE FREEPORT 1077 To-Night mroe - - Dogme .43 mes , .A 7AA m ~ and Every Week-Day Night Greyhound Racing ~Grounds 8 Races Nightly-Except Sundays ‘ Rain or Shine - First Race 8:30 P. M. Admission $1.00 a willpositivclynotbo-dmittedton-ounds.
