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BIGMKEimGHE LOSES DECISION BY VISIBLE FOUL
Referee Aides Named Harry Kroha
Victor ll llth WheaMcHflie
Threw Hb OppoBent
Freeport, May 10.—Mike MeTljcbe eanM to Freeport Uixt nifrht with a . Inrite alsed halrt round hia head and with the fana eoirer to we him put up the Hort of KtulT that put Tommy M.'ul- rten to steep In nne round, hut Mike M(!TlKhe went away from Kreeport With hin halo sadly turnlBhed, nnd l,he fault waa all hl» own.
The achediiled 12 round star bout be¬ tween Mike MeTlKhe and Harry Krohn, champion of the,middle west, ended In the eleventh round when referee Kddle Oldea gave lh«» fluht to Krohn on a foul. It wa« the third time that tb<' blir Irishman hnd pulled u foul and he eould not get awa.v with It on n man like Eddie who is elasspd an one nf the beat "ref»" in the businma.
Both men wel^;j)ed 182 and from the flrat ffonK Mike went after his man and had him bewildered. When Mike flghtn clean he in a beautiful fighter and he had the fight hin own way from tho Htart but early In the mill he atarted using his elbow nnd the fans awltched all their support to Krohn.
In the sixth Krohn took all that Mike hnd and ntood up under it in good shape. He wns game all the way through and was taMing - a terrible heating when the flght ended. Mike hits like a pile driver and hits often.
in the seventh .Mike went after him again nnd it looked like..a "K. O." but Harry held on and weathered the Htorm. ,ln the ninth Mlkt^'s elbow came into play again and ngaln and In the eleA-enth the referee ended the battle by giving the flglit to Hnrrj after Mike had dellljerately thrown him by a twist back of his neck.
Al. Ketchell and Andy Johnson, who Is the sparring partner of Johnny Dun¬ dee, put up a great ten round mill ancl fhe local boy won the decision. John- son"s eye was closed In the first and was saved from a Vkayo" by the bell In the fourth. After that Ketchell never got another chance to put him away. He did not follow up his ad vantages nnd was lighting a clover boy who was In the pink of condition.
Willie Burns, subbing, for Frankie Bi'll, and Jack Murry went ten rounds to .'i draw. Thn fight WllUe Burns put up won him a tremendous nv.ation at the end of thet fhoui. He was at Murray every minute and gave a splen¬ did account of himself. The ninth and
tatitb wan groat roaoda and beth boys fought clean and hard all the way. A draw triut the popular derision.
Willie Cole and Sol Manus opene<l hoHtdltieo tn the four rounder w^th a hard tl #Clog match Hire Willie likes. It happena that he was up against a tough little bird In Bol who won the house by his celverness a:nd cleanness. It was as clean a bout us has be«>n saen, at the Auditorium. Sol proved to be a clever little ducker and a grent blocker and his future is all of bright. Jt was a tough go from thp start but Sol won the d^n-lslon by a good margin.
Jtefefco Kddle Oldes refereed all of tho bouts. The hall was pfieked again and In spite of the heat, there waa lots of enthusiasm among the fans.
Tommy Madden, who was present, challenged the winner of the star l>out.
DINNERANDDANCE
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BriffiaBt AlTair Well Attended By
Members and Friends of £x-
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Freeport, May 10.—The annual dance and dinner of the Freeport Club was held at the club house Saturday even¬ ing. It was frame<l in a setting of beautiful flowers and gowns, and pretty girls.
The walls of the ballroom were cov¬ ered with lilacs and carnations and col ored crepe paper. The flowers fllled the room with a fragiance that w.is typical of springtime.
Separate tables lined the hall, and at tlie witching hour, a delicate buffet sup per was .served by a corps of efflcient waiters. Following the supper there WHH dancing. The music was by Johnny fJermeroth's orchestra.
Many of the girls were in evcnliy? gowns that, coupled with the colors of the decorations, made a beautiful pic¬ ture.
Some of those present were: Anna and Julia Clemert, Irene Murphy, Bea¬ trice and Cilady.s (iolden of Baldwin, Vi¬ ola Boland and Zoe Uauphinot, Kfliel Kuler and Evelyn Teeple.
Ed Nichols was responsible for the good eats that were enjoyed by the large crowd, and "Ed"" was ably assisted hy Saunders and Bill, who jazzed the trays around in up-to-date .ityle. Not only that, but they prepared them. A.s a proof of their excellence, not a .scrap was left. The orche.stra played "Hail lo the Chef"" as a tribute to the culi¬ nary skill.
The high price of carnations did not affect the club's entertainment commit¬ tee, which went ahead and had sevei«i for each table in the room. Altogether, it was a most successful evening.
SCHOOL FIELD DAY AT GARDEN CITY
Enthusiastic Gallery Watche* Chil¬ dren Compete—7th Grade Wins Cop—Other Items
Garden City, May 19.—A large and enthusiastic gallery watched tho Field I>oy sports at the Public School Mon¬ day afternoon. The children of the -Ith, 6th, sth, 7th and Sth grades partici¬ pated. The cup for the greatest num¬ ber of points wfnt to the 7^th grade.
Among thoso winning the greatest numl>er of points individually were Krank Gulden, flrsf; Bogue Hunt, .sec¬ ond; Charles Ijangdon, third; William (,'onran, .loe I»orkins, Rol>ert Ro.s.s, H. I.AWHon, Charlotte Kin.skow.skI, Anno Eeker and l^enore Striker.
Other Notes ^
The flre company was called out nt S a.m. Monday to extinguish a flre In the liarn behind Condlt & Co"h. sttrfe. The blaze had started in the hayloft and was rapidly spreading. The firemen, with the assistance of Mr. Con*}/*'.'* clerk.s, led the horses out, and in a few minutes had the flre under control.
Mi.ss Annett Blake hns Issued cards of Invitation to a dancing recital, to be Riven by her pupils in the Casino on o'clock. Thursday, May 12, at 8.30 p.m.
Cranf I'eacock and Alex.ander Caulden tried for the prizes for the "early bird" contest, held on the Cherry Valley (;iuh links during .\pril, with selected .scores of 80.
Don Parker of Brixton road .spent last week In Philadelphia enjoying the golf.
LECTURE ON NUTRfHON
AT HOME BUREAU KITCHEN
There will bp a seriei^i^f lectures on Nutrition ever>' day this week from 2:30 p. m. to 4:30 p. m. by Mi.ss .S< holies In the Home Bureau model kitchen at the Court House, Alineola.
Another e\'ent of interest looked for¬ ward to by many- Home Bureau mem¬ bers is the Spring Hally whleh will l.e held tomorrow commeniang ;it IO::',o Q. m.
The morning will be devoted to re¬ ports of vital interest to Hume Biiremi members.
In the afternoon the principal speak¬ er will be- Mrs. Brigden, .Sljite Presi¬ dent of the State Feileration of the Home Bureau.
An enjoj'able day is In store for all those attending. ¦
WEST HEMPSTEAD
Master Fred Brathnu«T and .Ml.ss .Anna Brathauer will be conflrmed on Thursday at the I.iidy nf l/>reitn R. C. Chur.li.
Miss«"s Veronica nnd Dorothy String linm will alao re»'«>ive their r-onflrmaflon
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Mr. Watkins of Hempnfr.fd aven^^' Is laying the foundation for a new dwF^IIng on Hempnteiid avenue.
\ .Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter Box. Sr. and Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter Box and daugti ter Aileen have returned home hav Ing spent the winter very enjoyably
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