New-York tribune., 1907-12-14
Eight Teams Still Riding IN S'r-
Day Struggle
The SCORE At 2 O'CLOCK.

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which started in the siz-day bicycle FacS -
,sadiso, SQUARE Garden early Nonday morn
ing. were stiu rIodding away last night W. W.
the erd only twelve hours OF me El1eis
showing The effects OF the long, hard sfiL1. -
sTl things considered the men were SUI rpFls-s
-, - slv-z,-s ready for q heart breaking
,--sv,r when one or another more AMBITIOUS Iia
rhe rest would jump away IL WilaI @1HA-7
rrovcd TO be q vain effort 70 steal q zap
F'og7er end Moran and Rutt and S1oi were IA
rAe lead as they had been for 1Ho oa9s w.
five of the other teams one lap away ann
and Breton trough. up the rear. seven i1i,S -
hind the leaders This order Is ilAslE % :"
maintained 10 the end, as the riders are
ing one another ike cats and any elioft - So
a Ian Is almost sure 20 be met IN me. d
- F,ef,5ya the record. and thu total inlieage
NAV be under that OF q year ago. NheiA elsI'.
ees7ns were tied at 2,Zs@ miles oyer 80
Root vron the ra, last year, the foTIlei l'-'1e
.ha 7sxt milo which settled the clstrlDGtlvA O
- -.-;ze nancy and the positions in the race
i has not been decided whether roger CI
Moran his team mate this year VII licS ~ ~
,ta gz-t milo If the team is still tied WIN huII
and StaL Rust paired with AcFar4ahd' s''
third place last year
yesterday morning when Mcdonald OF Iie
Iawson-McDonald team. was 50 baoLs iHyuIeU
that lac had TO be taken 70 the Ne" foiA hO0
pitaL The accident happened shorty p+-oIe ~ l
o'clock during a sprint. Somebody IN tle au-
,s5.,,ce offered 800 a purse TO the team mat
could gain 2 lap by 1 O'Clock and the rldeIs "tiE
doing their best TO earn the prize McDoila41'
.rlo was three laps IN the rear al lhe I'M
<o,,nd trouble in holding his POSITION he
-s,el,,, .oolx the west turn high and losing con-
troll Of his wheel plunged over the edge i,i1o
one Of the first tier boxes. A spectator was IA
-5ured slightly while Mcdonald was picAed uP
,,,,conscio,Is with an ugly cut on the head
which required six stitches he was O01i'
bruised also across the abdomen
!, was said at the hospital last night tnat
his injuries were not serious and that he %oulo
be discharged in a DAY or two
Another big crowd was in attenoahce ooIi
:, +ha afternoon and evening, although there
80 a number Of vacant seats on :ne man
.,oor of the big arnpitheatre. = "as said that
this was due TO ticket speculators' VINO ha''
obtained q large number OF seats ana were
asking absurd prices
T--beTa was little OF no excitement during the
Evening Dupre, Fogler some other rider
would jump away occasionally Tor snort
sprint but the other riders were not TO oe
caught mapping, and the field would quickly
settle back 10 the monotonous grind at pace
of hardly more than fifteen miles an hour
During the afternoon Fogler, who is unpopu-
lar with the crowd and with the riders also
TO all appearances, was warned by the officials
against unfair riding and threatened with dis
qualification Shortly after IL o'clock while
Logan was off the track, some of the other rid
ers tried to steal a lap from BarGgett, his part
ner as Bardgett seemed to be in poor condi-
ton Dupre tried to force the pace, but Foglei
kept Interfering with him and finally aimed
blow at him when Dupre called him some
names Dupre avoided the blow, but lost con-
trol of his wheel and fell and Wiley went
sprawIing over him. Neither was injured, but
Dupre made a formal protest against Fogler-
AT $3.50 o'clock Dupre started another sprint
hut II came 70 nothing, the tire of Bard
sgeft's wheel was punctured while rounding the
west curve Bardgett collapsed when he dis
mounted and had 70 be carried 10 his training
quarters Logan took his place and did the
bulk of the riding for his team up 10 II o'clock
last night.
Inspector Cortright, with twenty policemen
ia plain clothes ssld several central Office de-
5tectiyes was at the Garden yesterday after
.laoon and a number Of men who were recog-
erY.zed as undesirable citizens were ordered out
There was less disorder in the early morning
shsr1 on the previous day, although the Pinker-
s,orl men had 10 interfere several times
Frank Kramer, the champion short distance
rider of America, again defeated Thorwald Ellie
Eaard the title holder of Europe in their special
one-half-rle match race. Kramer led ms Tor
,ien of5E1onent from start to finish, and won by
s,alf wheel amid loud applause. The short
in the afternoon and evening resulted as fol-
jows-
= sone-qua-ter-rniie exhibition by Thorwaid ElegaTd
-r~ome paced exhibition by Hugh paced by
= ssifenie exhibition by Frank Tine
exhibition y Bobby walthOur. paced by Gus
neiie amateur scFsca,sen 6y ,b,rs sn riss 1
Sss-sne professional C1andcsp)zyon by < A sheE-
sooa GO YARDS, NJ A. Anderson 90 yards second J.
sssa paee axsib,tion by Hugh Mclean paced by
tese M1ifs, Lt hss riie match race between Frank
krsrner ThOr~aid Eiegard-"on by Kramer Time
paced exhibitioa Bobby wathOur. paced
ty Suksie Iswson- Time, l-Si-