LYNN – A Lynn man allegedly beat and bit his ex-girlfriend Friday over a pair of Red Sox tickets.Gary Denny Rosario, 18, of 465 Essex St., #3, was charged with domestic assault and battery and assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, shod foot. He was arraigned Monday at Lynn District Court by Judge Albert Conlon and subsequently had his bail revoked due to an open case at Salem District Court. A pre-trial hearing has been scheduled for Nov. 3.Around 6 p.m. police received a 911 call reporting a man beating a woman on the porch of a home on Essex Street. Police say they saw Rosario standing over the 19-year-old victim and making a kicking motion, but did not see Rosario actually kick her. The two were separated and Rosario was taken into custody.The victim, who police say had an abrasion on her left arm, disheveled hair and was wearing filthy and wet clothing from having been on the ground, said she has been dating Rosario for about a year and recently purchased Red Sox tickets for his birthday.After she gave him the tickets over the weekend, the victim decided she wanted them back after the two had a falling out. Since she asked for them back, the victim said, the two have been bickering non-stop and began to argue once she arrived at his home Friday to claim them.As she tried to go into his home, the victim said Rosario pushed her against a door and they again began to fight. She went on to say that Rosario pushed her to the ground, kicked her and bit her on her left upper arm. An earring that she was wearing at the time had also been ripped from her ear lobe.The victim was treated by Atlantic Ambulance at the scene and kept repeating that she didn?t “want anything to happen to Rosario.”During Rosario?s booking process, police found a large twist of marijuana in his front left pocket. He told police that he threw the victim to the ground in an attempt to restrain her from repeatedly punching him, but denied kicking her.A short time after Rosario was booked, the victim showed up at the police department asking if Rosario could be released and that she didn?t want him charged in the attack.