New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
THE SCORE AT 2 O'CLOCK.

| .anoni and Breton --..--.-..------ l~'s'
The record for the nineiy-~erenti hour is iss2 |
miles and Iap, made Ivy Miller and Waller in 1899
The six-day bicycle race in Madison Square car
den went on Yesterday without any change N the
relative standing Of the nine teams that are sun
left in the Garden. FoCier and Moran and Rutt
and Stol held their places lap in the lead. and
Try as they would occasional sprints. the other
riders could not make up any lost ground. The
two leading teams also tried To steal away from
each other at times but they are well matched IN
speed and staying qualities, and no advantage
could be claimed hy either.
The reports of disorder in the Garden led Police
Commissioner Bingham TO show his hand yester-
day He sent for Inspector Max Schmittberger
and directed him 10 90 TO the Garden and II neces-
sary stop the race. The inspector with two men
went TO the contest early in the afternoon and
told Harry Pollock that he would close the Garden
and end the race unless proper order was main
tanned Pollock said that one hundred FInkerton
mon had been added force already there, and
that thereafter the slightest disorder would be
suppressed. The inspector and Lieutenant Nc
Collough left the Garden at 2-l5 o'clock. leaving
only plainclothes patrolman from the inspectors
Office behind. The inspector took notes white in
the Garden, but declined 10 say what he had joued
down IN all probability the race wiN not he in
terfered with.
During the late afternoon about twenty police
CT the traffic squad were in the Garden in
plain clothes. They simply walked about taking in
the situation and apparently enjoying the race.
AAf'N NbNiQ slhL say IT IEey E3a been SenI up
under orders but it was thought that they
there addition @ the guards employed by
the management for the purpose of keeping order.
The crowd II the evening not so large IS
that which attended the four previous nights
but this wss probably due Io the price OF a3nis-
sion beng doubled since Wednesday night There
were many seats vacant on the main floor The
galleries had the 1sua! crowd bur fhp f4oo- had
fewer spectators than on any previous DAY
There were several lively sprints through the
night that put the crowd in an uproar. Rutt
EH,I-
the ones 10 start them one OF the lveIiest ones
was that begun by hrehs 9-23 O'Clock He was
soon overjaken by Dovney. who had just relieved
I4S partner 4'o"nlnS me leaders soon overlook
them, and while the riders were strung out around
the track DoNney ran into krebs. who had been
renewed ty ms team mate. Nailderstuyft, and
about 70 leave the track Both men fell in heap
10 the bottom OF the track at the second turn at
Nle FolIlh avenue enQ. but neither was hurt.
Nanoni, who IS teamed with Breton. and last in
the race could not keep Up with the pace and
twenty minutes later.
About 70 O'clock q fight started between specta-
IN the amphithea1re seats On the 26th street
side of the building. which furnished more excite
ment To the crowd The special Pinkerton men
soon got TO the spot and hustled the dsturbers
Of the building There were several other slight
disturbances during the evening.
With the beginning OF the last half of the long
grind early yesterday morning nine teams were
still IN the race From midnight 10 O'Clock the
relative positions Of the riders We're unchanged
and there was not a sprint nor spill to stimulate
interest among the seven thousand spectators who
stayed all night.
At o'clock in the morning the score was 1918
miles and 5 laps o26 miles behind the Miller and
Waller record Of 1883. The teams Of FogIer-A Moran
and Rutt-Sto We're still in the lead a lap
hind them were hrebs-N Nanderstuyft. Georget-Du-
pre- Logan -Bardgett. Downing Dov-ney and Calvin
Wiley. Lawson Macdonald were three laps behind
the leaders and NanOni-Breton six laps in the rear
Early in the morning a party Of Italians in a box
called out that they would give Nanoni and Bre-
ton slo0o If they regained their lost LAPS, but
this offer not taken seriously by the riders
In d shOTt-lived sprint at o'clock in the after
noon Walter Rutt made determined effort 10 steal
q lap Jimmy Moran The teams which these
riders represent are tied as leaders and the fight
between the TWO for supremacy Is only
feature OF the race Rutt-s attempt was Ill timed
Tor Moran easily pokcd his front wheel into the
Germans rear one and kept i there for a dozen
laps The other riders were falling to the rear
= when Rutt gave up the effort and all dropped back
% 10 the funeral that had been the order OF The
There WAS talk Yesterday Of a combination among
fhc foreign riders 10 help Rutt ana Stol the Ger
Holland team who tied first place
with Fo-Ior ard Moran Both FoeIer and Moran
realized that trouble brewing were a always
the watch. When the end comes the light for
1he chief prize viii probably be between Moran and
et0l. rather than between Fogler and RutJ Moran
ana Stol are about evenly matched IN point of size
8ad endurance Both are hg men and The strain
Al.out 2-2o Kanoni Of inc Yanoni- BRETON foam
which is six laps behind the leaders, started in
try 70 make up some Of his lost ground. For
Than an ho'ir he kent the other riders hustlng to
keep Jp with him. hut when his partner relieved
him there was no change in the relative positions
Of tine riders His efforts were applauded by the
spectators. who never fail 10 encourage the one
who helps @ Even up the race
Terry Mc'1overr. the prize fighter was knocked
down IN the cafe at The Garden by an East Side
character known -Chnk' shortly after &
O'Clock in the morning. and tried TO engage Ir.
Cresnler. the track physician. in conversation lie
carSilt hold Of the doctors coat sleeve and at
tempted q restrain him when DT- Creamer started
o away -Chink." who standing near.
told Terry let go OF the doctors sleeve Ne
Govern turned on him and wanted 10 know what
ne had @ Go with it, and the blow followed
Terry made effort get at his antagonist
Harry Pollok manager al the track, ran in and
ing quarters. where his gashed eye dressed.
Frank kramer the champion short distance rider
of America met Thorwald f.lIeEard. the European
champion. special match race in the evening
With the exception Of 4 lap. Kramer set the pace
for the contest. and III q finish that brought the
crowd TO its feet by half wheel. sum-
r1arv Of the short in the afternoon and even
ing follows:
paced exhibition by Bobby Walthour paced
.5,ssa rsy-son. Time I-4uSs.
Cnsrnile amateur thsndicap)Won by l. TanderstUff
tlO0 yardsl George cameron scratch second; ". Nan
Dries -, pardsl third Time. 2.l19B.
yvo-niIe paced exhibition ir Hugh Mclean Time,
fIalf-naiIe exhibition by Thoswald Enegard Tine.
ousTter-nile exhibition by Frank Kramer Time
Haif-niie amateur oaandicar)-won by George Cam
tscatch}: r Eiher 30 yards second; ". Van den
exhibition by Bobby Nathour. paced by Gus
sic 1895
fiaf-rnfie match between Frank Kramer and
Th0,wald EIlega-d-Wcn by Kramer Time. 053-s.
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