The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-12
TWO TEAMS GAIN A LAP
FOGLER IND WORNN ND RVTT
AND STOL LEAD.
Result CG TuuultuOIs S~IIriNiinx Zee In
Garden cycle Race Mn Pairs Len
iu Contest -Ekrcbs storms When Penal
lied -WIIcON BREAKS n Finger ln n spill.
HE SCORE AT o''Lo,

Ruu -SlOl .. ............. III:
GeOrgct Duprc .. ............... ~: u
Downing bowney.... .............. l2, Fl"
Gavin NIes 900. . ...,........ .... Es II"
krcbs Nsndcrstuyft.. .'...-.... III, ~
Logan B6rigc't .,.. .....,.... ~: ~
Lawson -Mdn donald ...... ....... i2il IS
breton NHnOni ..... ltI .
Nine teams we're lett in the six day team
cycle race IN MADISON Square Garden last
night ont Ot sixteen pairs That started at
! O'Clock on Monday morning FoGlcr and
Moran or America and l;utt and Stol Of Eu-
rope were tied tor the lead. IN the second
division we're Logan and Bardgett. Calvin
and Wiley. Dov Mug and DOwney. GeOrget
and Duprc and Lrebs and VandPrStuyfl all
one lap behind IA" leaders Lawson and
Macdonald had the third division all 10 them
selves. two laps behind the leaders. while
BTetOn aud VauOni we're the discOnsOlate
rear guard.
Former bicycle racers who have been
Watching the race since it4 start have de-
Clsred that FOGler and Moran and Eutt and
Stol we're by long odds the strongest aud
fastest pairs of the lot and we're able to gain
a lap on the field any time they cared 10 COM
bine forces. esterday aft ernOou the two
teams asserted themselves and started out
TO break the tie for the lead. There were
four teams on even terms IA the van at the
time. the others being GcOrget and Dupre
and krebs and NanderStuyft
1t about a quart err to , O'ClO"S. when things
were calm and peaceful. Jimmy Moran sud
denly Jumped away from third place in the
slowly moving line a. il some one had stuck
n pin IN him. lie was twenty-five Yards
away before the others awoke TO what was
going on. and then Rutt jumped away from
the others and tore after Moran. lie had his
work cut out for him. however. and was
forced to sprint his best for four laps before
he was able to fall in behind the sprinting
chelsea milkman." Ong before the Young
Herman had Oyerhauled Moran the rest
OF the lCld was pretty well strung out
around the ten lap track. FORIer went on to
relieve Moran. and Stol took his place IN the
dying procession. Dow ming and DOwncy
kept right at their wor, and refused 10 let the
leaders shake them of Tor any great length
OF time.
The sprinting bee had gone its tumultuOu,
course for ten minutes when Flying Dutch
man" Floyd Krebs ended the excitement
by falling. Then the scorers 'at down on
their chairs again and Al COPELAND. chief
scorer. began figuring an answer to thp now
historical question. Where do | sand" and
nswered that LAWSON. and Mcdonald, krebs
and Nanderstuyft and GCOFCCt and Duprr
had each lost one lap. While Breton and
Nanoni Ind loaf two.
Herr" Krebs was wr-thful when told that
in WeberGeldiTn English and Threatened 10
quit unless the lap VAS restored TO Wander
~lhA ~ uNl uliil~Fils Va NFlFlFfNs hpNFNNif
turned n deaf ear to the pllints of the
Newark der. They admit, ed tint krtbs
had not been an entire lap behind when h"
took his tumble. but that as h. had fallen
when no other rider was near him h." had
evidently fallen on, purPoss SO ne hard
vides for just such eases and penahzed the
Krebs-Nande rstuyft team the lap il would
ha W. lost ii krebs Ind remained on his bicycle.
The other riders TeceiN ed the news. of
krebs's pcuHlilatiOn with unconcealed glee,
a number of them remarkIng that az Krcbs
ha1 haen Unrk inp the fake fall ul1D since
1907. when he aud George ] eandcr won the
race. il was high time he was caught ut II
IN two teams that fell by The. tracksjdr
Yesterday were Wilcox and Williams, n"
ffs6niowa " "ombimarioT' Wilcox broke a
finger on his right hand IN a spill after mid
night, and Williams had 90 take nis place.
on the track though he had hecn IN his quar-
ters for "a very few minutes. he others
had no sympn,hy for him. however: and
the eV hausted rider rapidly.
This pair outlasted the .SamuelSon and
Nlitten pair. for ~ 35s Q CloCE ~ the moTn'nE
were officially out Of the contest. Wilcox
and Williams stayed until 1W o'clock IN the
morning, when they also gave up the struggle.
team made up OF Mirten and Williams, bur the
referees refused TO allow this. as the team
would have no chance to win and might
cause trouble by falling or helping some
team TO the disadyantage OF smother sam
more like an animated mummy than a cycle
racer, but his partner. Worthington Long
The admission price was doubled last night
Mt 8 O'Clock, which was six hours later than "
was done last year. The 81 admission fee
attendance except that a very decided I'M
proyement could be observed IN the qualidy
of those who were watching the race. y, J..
Powers, manager Of the contest. said last
night that he had raised the admission fee
citizens and to make more money. AS the
preparations for the race had cost SlO.OOO
IN old reud broke out anew last night
about : o'clock when FOgler and Wander
stuyft seemed on the point Of getting, on their
machines to settle their differences by a fist
fight. In I0Ot. when Oliver DOrlOn won the
race with Eddie Root. Nanderstuyft made
repeated attempts to max trouble for DorlOn.
who was the youngest rider. In the contest.
DOrlon and Fogler had ridden together a.
amateurs. and the larger and more aggressive
the Belgian TO harass DorlOn. bOtn FOgier
and Vanderstuyft had TO be warned by the
referee before peace was assured.
Breton had start Ell a sprint and FOgler and
Xanderstuyft chased after the Frenohman.
They caught him without any particular
trouble and then rode side by side for a time.
suddenly Vandersbuyft made a jump just
ahead Of Logger ana ~. snorpiy dGM on the
bank. FORler apparently had some lntima.
tion that Vanderstuyft might get nasty and
then rode up alongside of Nanderstuyt and
made IA couple of swings at the Belgian. but
neither of them landed, Referee Kelsey
called to them TO stop their fighting and the
armed truce again went into effect. num-
her Of the trainers declared last night that
further trouble may be expected at almost
aPy time.
Robert WalthOur rode one mils. motor
paced by Gussie Lawson. in 1 minute Is 20
seconds.
y, ". ,Einer. rs Yards; won the one mile
amate eur handicap in . minutes 7 2-j seconds
Martin Kessler. Irish American A. g.. 70
wards, was second, and George Cameron,
Irish American A. c., scratch, was third.
In the evening IL was Whites turn TO defeat
Turville In the two motor cycle race, his
time being , minutes ~ 3-5 seconds.
In the half mile amateur handicap r. Hill
Of Matsrtown. Mass, won from the IS yard
Cameron. Irish american A. C.. scratch. was
second and +. W. Eifer. rs yards. was third.
Menus Bedell won the quarter mile pro-
fessiOnal handicap from the 10 yard mark
s ~ 30 seconds. Normsn G. Hopper. 100
wards. was second and John Bedell. scratch.