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Upholsterer 1 ed st 'Torringt . E d mos o BROWN; REFEREE STOPPED BOUT) peer. \\\ ..- erea tet - at baseball Sunda ere 1% an noun by\ & adore 4 to 4, sooting he 9 \ *], atiss Nellie Carman of Central avenue § 49 (3. The Stare were 'the Arat 3 a third straight victory. Abrabam's home Freeport Lumber core Mns from an extended stay in score wheh in the second inning they «/| e or ' | ~ Interior _ Decorator G. DEUTSCH 23 Railroad Ave. Freeport Telephone 1633-W |rooseveErt makes it THREE STRAIGHT IN WIN FROM MASSAPEQUA run drive was the feature of the game. Next Sunday afterncop Roosevelt will play a benefit game with the Nassau County All Stars. As the proceeds of thh gume. is for a most worthy cause | the largest gathering of fans of the | fon Ix Axpectéd, ro- b | BALDWIN SOCIAL TILT | DECISION EXPECTED soon I Baldwin, Oct. 3.-Judge Neu of Lyn- brook is expected to render his decision in the cabe of Oscar Armbruster va Mr, | and Mrs. James Clarke and Mrs. A. C. Schwman; an action concerning an al- leg Bunday morn revelry, on Monday, October 9. Quickly: and Correctly in Private Schoo! Open Daily From 11 'hildren Classes Now Forming Wing, Russic -CALDE Hempstead Theatre MATINEES Vaudeville Days-2:30 P. M. Picture Days-3 P. M. - Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday \NANOOK OF I Guarantee To Teach You To Dance All the Latest Ballroom Dances M Eccentric and All National Dances, -DANCELAND- ~ 380 FULTON ST., JAMAICA, N. ur Class Lessons to 11 P. M. in Toe, Ballet, Spanish, Buck and TS AND STAGE TRAINING v. Phone 4313 Jamaien RONER- EVENINGS 6:30 - 9:00 P. M. 7:00 - 9:00 P. M, THE NORTH\ s HEMPSTEAD. . THEATRE BEFORE BROADWAY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5th AT 8:15 A. H. Woods, the Master Play Producer, presents \The Love Child\ A Modern Drama ta Four Acts By Henry Bataille Adapted for the American Stage by Martin Brown With a Distinguished Broadway Cast including SIDNEY - BLACKMER FREDERICK PERRY Prices : Stage Boxes, $2.50. Orchestra, First 12 Rows, $2.20 Balance, $1.65 Balcony-First 3 Rows, $1.10; Balance 75 Cents SEATS NOW ON SALE AT BOX OFFICE CHRISTINE NORMAN Loges, $1.65 I cricu Classified portuni Aas Bring Results; \had Bad about enough of Watson and Fans Believed Australian WATSON WAS FAVORITE AGAINST Would Have Beaten His Man But For Eye Bruise Opening Un and Blind- 'ing-Brown Gets Technical Decision Six Rounds-Other Freeport, Oct. 3.-Fans at the Auti- torium were a bit doownhearted last night over the result of the main bout between Mickey Brown of New York and Tibby. Watson of Australia, Brown was awarded 'a technical knockput at the end of the sixth round, 'This was when a cut Watson recefved in a recent with this Watson, seemingly unfamiliar the rules of the fight game in a volley of lefts and rights which made Brown run to cover. The fight, al- Jhough a goed draw up to the point of Watson brought a wicked left into play after the men shook bands, Get- ting in close to Brown he uncorked a wonderful uppercut and switched to in- fighting. Brown caught Watson flush on the jaw but it appeared not to effect him. Watson appeared careless, not covering up properly and Brown taking advantage slammed in a flurry of left and rights which counted well in the points which guve the round to Brown. Watson began the second with a mad rush and crashed home a left to the Jaw following it with a right to the stomach which staggered Brown who after clinching and stalling for a min- ute put over a volley which nearly put Watson on the canvas. Watson took all Browh had and stayed with him gamely, giving and taking, when the bell ended the round, In the third round Brown fell into the bad graces of the crowd by hitting Wat- son several times after the men had broken and before he was set. Brown went after Watson and appeared to have him going when Watson turned and 'mixed at a furious pace, punishing Brown severely with his body blows. When the bell ended the round both figthers were all in from: furious fight» ing. In the fourth found Watson gaining strength and driving home his. terrible left to Brown's stomach causing Brown to suff«? and swing wildly. The referee again cautioned Brows for not break- ing clean. 'Tibby took the lead in the fifth and sent over two to the head. Brown evened.up maffers by returning two rights, Watson. Again coming back mnd keeping on top he inflicted severe punishment. 'The round ended with Watson crashing a left to his opponents jaw. When the gong sounded the fans were in an uproar. The sixth opened with Brown clinch- Ing. Brown shot over a right to the jaw which hurt Tibby. He responded with two lefts to the stomach. In a furious mixup Brown who had opened a cut on Watson's eye, belted the eye again, causing it to almost close and making his sight poor. Brown appeal ed to the referee to stop the fight which he did shortly after. Fang at the ring- wide were of the opinion that Brown was glad for a chance to escape from further punishmtnt. Although Brown fought a good fight, the comeback pow- er of the Australian lad was beginning to show on him. A return bout prob- ably would find Watson the winner. The semi-final, an eight round event, brought Larry Goldberg of New York and Rappy (Jorman of South Brooklyn together. entered the ring in what appeared to be poor condition an« his showing was far below the stand ard he has displayed on recent occa sions. His opponent was-a marked con third and awarded to Goldberg. Gor, man's seconds throwing in the towel. Gorman, bleeding badly from the eye fans applauded his gameness but th: judement of the manager was in the interest of Gorman and the fight gume Nk Tapirata, formerly: Jackie Dunr Both have 'mixed at a furious pace throughout the fight and a draw would probably have been much more to the liking of the crowd. Lapiruta carries a terrible wallop in his right which an moyed Sammy throughout the fight. Marco, also o punishment inflcter, caught Lapiruta on the jaw when com: ing off the ropes in the second which nearly spelled disaster. The opening fight between Johnny Vestri and Herbby Tietan was uninter esting. Before the main bout, Al Ketchell, the popular bantam of Free port was introduced by Announcer Wal- lace and he was received very well by the crowd who remembered his many fine fights at the club last season Ketchell will appear at the local clut within two weeks. \WERE BEATEN ALREADY\ CRY DEMOCRATS Continued from page one with his story. \Actions speak louder than words\ for the third time Mr. Abrams control led his Adams apple enough to impart t the audience and then he went on and gave the words, haltingly, but he did get them out. It was a struggle but he won althoUgh that lad certainly does hate to part with his conversation. Henry, Seaman, candidate for county treasurer, got away from the barrier ali right but stumbled. Not for long though.\ Henry was prepared and he hauled his speech right out of his pock tet and read it-he did, too. Henry 'T. Dollard, candidate for coun ty superintendeht of poor, suppressed a desire to discuss the new tariff act, ad mitted he read the New York Journal and launched into an attack on Lieut- Governor Wood and I suppose I ought to tell Henry row that the Lieut-Gov- ernor is not running this year. Francis Taylor, candidate foansem- bly from the First District afe from attacking his opponent, the other Re: publican candidate for, Assembly and the Republican candidate for Senatoi admitted that when he got in office, if he does, he will first restore the Board of Elections which was abolished last year in this county and in other coun ties some twd or three years ago as use- less functioning so little that practical- ly their sole work was drawing salaries. Mayor James E. Burns, of Glen Cove, made the speech for Robert Ludlum, the candidate'Tor Assembly from the Becond District and Mayor Bums is a fluent talker. 8. A. W. Baitazz, candidate for Con- NEW CONCERN ~ BUYS: RANDALL _ posed of Freeport Will Continue the Business er Freeport, Oct. 3.-The Lumber depart- A it m ent of the John J. Randall Company of Freeport has been taken over as of September 30 by the Freeport Lumber Company, a newly organized corpora- tion of which George Stevens, James Lord and Robert C. Hansen are the incorporators. Mr. Hansen, who will be the secretary ind manager of.the company, has had t large experience in the lumber busi- 1ess, - Me formerly lived in Hempstead ind was connected with the Nassau Lumber Compuny. Later he became a Aandall Company of Freeport and lives In this village. 'The other incorpora- The John J. Randall Company will continue the real estate business as in the past. BALDWIN _ Miss Edna Guenther is on an extend- \- Mrs. W. F. DeVoe of Réckwood ave. nue has bought a handsome new Dodge touring car, Albert DeAngelis has moved into his handsome new building on Grand ave nue, Lovers of sea food attending the Min- eoln Fair, daily thronged the restaurant of Thomas H. Bedell and his son, Dan- iel H. Bedell of Baldwin, For 48 years the Bedells have conducted a restaurant ut the Mineola Fuir, winning an en- viable reputation for their faultless and incomparable way of serving oysters, clams, and other sea. feod, Long Inland Service Station is building a modern drive in gasoline station with give a novelty dance at the Baldwir thertre Wednesday evening, October 11 -- Es ca Tuts raver as a_ spread 261 North 8th St. Paterson, N. J. ? ud rs old an ! weighs 55 pounds. o much rather eat dry Looad than use anything else than Jelks GOOD LUCK Margarine new r had a sick day in her life. Voon. Vander Weir put two singles and a sacrifice together for one rum, and in the fifth inning scored their other run on three singles which shows the airtight defense of the Baldwin boys. ' Baldwin scored their first run in the third inning on a two base drive by Bedell, and a single by Golder. In the sixth inning Mahew, the Star's pitcher, bad a\ momentary lapse and passéd three batters which was followed by & single by Joy, sending in two runs. The seventh inning.two more runs were chalked up for Baldwin, made on two errors, the second error allowing men to advance to third and second base. This was followed by a single by Homan, Baldwins sixth run was in the efghth inning on a hit by Verity 7 a lumber salesman and traveled exten. , crifice by Bedel N bout with Charley Beecher was opemed trast, trained to the minute. The M&H for various lumber concerns. lfor --- inf-K1 siftinflti l?) pedel1. - . but E R causing the blood to temporarily blind was stopped by the referee in one Min no past year he has been manager of Af Th Comer of the Merrick road and wore untie to pie Too nen meent L A DANCE the vision. ute and 50 seconds of fighting in. the nc lumber department of the Jonn j |GF@04 and avenue« -the \® y\ uns, ten of them being strikeout vic- tims. c The score: country, allowed Brown to punish him {ors are well known local residents and @! the latest appointments. ded. o L . . ® > r h e FOR $10.00 . at, will rather than break uny of. the oried at the decision and he scolded hi} rhe success of the new concern seems P sars 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0-2-9-2 Twelve Competent Instructors Always on Hand. cegulations. But he would commence m@ADager for stopping the fight. ©| assured. The Baldwin Athletic Association will er's Club 0 0 1 0 0 2 2 0 x-6-§-1 Batteries-Freeport: Mahew and Rig- wy. Baldwin: Joy and Bedell. Next Saturday, Oct. 7, the Freeport Under: My Personal Direction. IFS???Thflgfi‘wlfifnlmlfifi: best | was awarded the judge decision over Walter J. Hazzard had a great Colored Stars will play Baldwin at Bald- ROBERT MARKS en his man. Sammy Marco of New York in a six Read The Daily Review Classified Ads. 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