The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-22
LAWsoN 1.pErEATs KRAxkM
swese Takes circuit Event MacLesp
'' wins Paced Race

Mcfarland IN aid him at Madison Square
Garden last night, liver Lawson added hve
more points TO his score In the etable by which
tho annual National Cycling Assoca ton
professional championship 10 decided. His
great rivol, Kramer, American champion for
the past four years, had 10 be content with
two po!nts for third place 40 Fem won the
three points for finishing second. Kramer
seemed to undervalue his opponents at the
start Of the deciding heat and made but slight
effort OF keep the pole and leaf. which he
had ganed at the very start
Tho New York Athletic Club team did not
sweep all the amateur prL2esand had to be
content with Ernsts victory In theonemile
open. George Wiley OF Syracuse, one Of the
country's best road riders and thrseBos-
tonians turned up last night TO measure stris
with the Metropolitan and New Jersey co
tingent, The New Englanders wereMett
Downey. j. B. Cofley and AW. Mcdonald
The last named started In the second heat
the open race, but was thrown by A. Schwen.
local Simon pure who should have thea
track all to himself as he Is q constant men
TO others. Of. r"
Coffey and Downsy finished second and
third to Ernst In the open event. even II they
were yards behind, and Downey outsprinted
Ernst for third place In the handicap. Ernst
was almost shut out Of the Anal Of the handl-
cay by some moro OF schwenkes trough
riding" In tho second heat.
Hugh MAcLean and VIII c. stinson met In .
ten mile motor paced match and MaoLean
won II by . third OF . lap or i-so Of mile.
They made standing start and MaoLean
caught his pace FIRST. He was mover headed.
though Stinson made several determined
efforts to do 80. losing his pace on two COCA
slons.
Lawson, Fenn, Mcfarland and Kramer
were tho starters In the hnal heat OF the
championship. Mcfarland and Lawson de-
clarlng team work. Kramer was away
quickest and took the lead. Mcfarland
was very slow In getting away. but rode
Lawson tackled on behind. and they raced
into the lead before two laps had been ridden.
Fem trailed along behind Lawson. and
Kramer was last In the line.
Kramer did make one attempt TO better his
position. but McFarland's pace was too fast
for him. The Californian continued his ter
rtflo pace until the first turn was reached In
the last lap. Then lawson sprinted around
Mcfarland. followed by Fem and Kramer
was reached where Fem gained slightly
lawson was over the tape first with four
feet to spare while Kramer was bad third.
Two heats reduced the field In the half milo
professional handicap to eight starters in the
nn final There There was very sleeIacu!ar fall In
WIN NO one near bin: had 2 fsii ii BY him;
i oyer ;I the IA tsHs :. End Nc Fariand. who had
=. Femme trainer tried TO make him garry
his up to hs ne but he
and thus qualified Tor the Anal. iii" iie ia
Dutehman" krebs. got the pole and lead
VANTAGE and defeated Mcfarland AND By BY half
shef Hwood was throwa by Klucsek in bis
heat OF the one mile amateur open, but Ernst
9s5s q sb s sale s s;s
but, were unsuccessfnl.. When Ernst wa:
ready he simply ssprinted around the leading
at them and won the race by eix open lengths.
The winged E1ot t., t ri Ernst sherwood
the oen mile amateur handicap and all rode
from seratch. The scratch men soon caught
al Of o1 nua pss
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s.S ns '0 6osnsy WIN
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6yJH oobuy eicdtcu IOl HIsJ plbCe.
Half Mile Novice Won by Tom Wack, New York:
II. Puzzled. New York second: Louis Luppi. New
York. third. Time. ! minute . IS seconds.
One Nile Open. Amsteur--Won BY Fred Ernst.
New York A. c.: J. u. Coneey. Boston. second.
Matt Downey boston. third Time. minutes,
Hslf Ts SiIs H. O. A. c,rcu, p,oDsh,,. Pro.
fesslona-Won BY liver Lawson, Salt Lake City;
W. 8. Fem Bristol esc0nd: Frank L. Kramer. Fast
Orange third; Floyd Mcfarland, San Jose, fourth.
Time, % As seconds.
One Nile Handicap Ams,eur-won by j., J..
Forsyth. Edxecourt Team. N. u. 20 yards: George
PAUL. Tiger W., New York. 100 yards. second. Matt
Downey, Boston. IS yards, third. Time, minutes
I seconds.
Half Mile Handicap. Professionalism by Floy
Krebs, Newark. IS yards; Floyd Mcfarland. San
10 yards. third: ". l.. Lee. New York, Is yards
fourth. Time. 81 is seconds.
Ten Mile Motor Paced kace. Profe ssonal-Hugh
MacLran. Chelsea. paced by Charles Turyiie.
and VIII G. Stlnson. Boston paced BY William Ssun
seconds. StInsons time, 10 minutes. Is seconds
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