The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-10
NEWS or THE WHEELNEN.
Lawson Shut out and Kramer Twice Vie.
1OrlOWs al nelIeNIlIc.

| 1t was Frank Kramer day ut the Bcllsv,lle
bicycle races yesterday The champion
star cleaned victorious in both the profe4-
sional races. while the light OF liver Lawson,
| last weeks leader for the championship
| was under cloud. having twice suffered an
eclipse through complete shut -outs. Lawson
! 6ddled two long in the rear in his semifral
| heat TO get a qualification place. Kramer
won the heat and Floyd Krebs did the shut.
| ting out OF the rnnner-up for the champion
ship. The final was easy for Kramer with
Fem and Lawson. who were paired re.
! spectively with Kramer and Mcfarland,
| were left stranded from their mates in the
| last rush of the fve-mile handicap.
| Krebs and Bardgett made a good play for
| q runaway landing in the stretch in the lead
| Kramer just managed to nip Bardgett at the
| tape with krebs but inches behind the Bui.
| falonian.
DIN Dorlon made game effort at re-
peating his runaway of the ten-mile amateur
handicap at Manhattan Beach on SATURDAY..
| The Brooklyn boy got to. the front before
| two miles was rea ched and stayed there for
twenty of the one-third mile circuits II"
| won the lap prize. though the race went 10
| Joe Fogler another OF the trio Of fast coming
amateurs, of whom John Hartegan is the
third. The latter fell when in good place
to get one of the prizes.
! One Third Mile Novice-Won by Otto kretchn"r.
| Newark: H. Ringler. Newark, second; Gus Ander.
son, New YORK third Time as 8 SECONDS ps;, ~,
lngton, Vallsburg; Joe Fogler, y. A. G., second
.. J. guile. Bayonne, third; John Har,sgan' Brook
1
Glasson Handicap, Ten Mile Amateur.-Won
onne, scratch, second Elias Sindls Dundee Lake.
fourth xt' Tine. = minutes 5 81 seconds VOW
Two Thirds Mile Open. Professionalism by
Frank L. Kramer; W. :. Fem second Floyd krehs
third; =, A. Mcfarland fourth. Time. minute
Two Mile Handicap Professionalism by Frars
l.. Kramer, East Orange, scratch; Walter Bardget,
90 yards second Floyd Krebs, 90 yards THIRD
| +. A. Mcfarland scratch fourth. Time, minutes
70 4 s seconds.
The Century Road Club of America 8 double
century, which started Saturday evening At
7 o'clock with 100 riders, was called of @,
2:30 o'clock yesterday morning on account oi
the rain. Several Of the participants, ho",
ever. persevered without hope OF media
award and completed the century Tn"
event was postponed until next Saturday
night.
Four hundred cyclists started Yesterday
in century run over Long Island roads
BOSTON, Aug. 9~Jimmy Moran, Of Chelse4
the worlds record for two consecutv"
hours Of riding in the race AZ the revere
Beach track last night, Moran won the race,
cover ing sevent y-seven miles and SON"
yards. The former record was Seventr-twn
miles. Walthour rode se-entvsy miles Al
few yards. Hugh Mclean eOUalled the oil
record. Walthour led Moran up to the last
half hour Of riding. when the. local man GO
by him and held the place until the two hours
had expired
George Icander started in the race follow
ing the same motor that Nat Butler chased ~
practice yesterday morning and sustained N.
iuries by falling, T.eandHr was in the igo.j
at the time and had gone about five miles
His front wheel rubbed tires with the moo'
and he took turn in the air, falling ON IT.,
high bank Fortunately he did not roll
down into the path of the motors that wer"
following close behind and escaped with
fractured collar bone,