The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-11
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Big CROWD SEES BIKE
STARS in OPENING RACES

and Bardgett were the winners in
the three trial heats. The finish
in the final was just as expected.
Kramer was there, al usual, with that
final kick in the last hundred yard
stretch, and won in decisive style. Fog
Ter coming in second and Bardgett
third.
The high wind and the long handi-
caps allotted the limit men were too
much for Kramer in the three-mile pro,
and the champion withdrew after law
ing caught the "bunch," just to show
that he was not lacking in speed.
Moran, the other scratchman, finished,
but did not get in the money. Fogler,
the winner, had a. handicap of thirty
yards, and Root, who was second, 100
yards.
The summary:
One-third Mile Novice-First heat, won by
Eddie Lowe, Lakerim A. c.; second, John
A. Eubank, Empire City Wheelmen; time,
AZ 4-5s. Second heat, won by +. w. Jones.
New York; time, 46 Ass. Third heat, won
by Joe Chevalier, New York; second, John
Giolotto, New York; time, ass.
N Final yoy won ss by Mag l1aSe g GioIdt1o. D NeI
York; third, +. w. Jones, Passaic; time, AIS.
One Mile Miss-and-out (amateur)-First
heat, won by John B. Hawkins, New York;
second, Hardy jackson, International G. C.;
time, I'm. 42s. Second heat, won by George
w. Cameron. Irish American A. G.; second,
Jacob Magin, Irylngton; time, I'm 81 3-5s;
A. c.; second. Thomas Smith. National
Turn verein Wheelmen; time I'm. Ais.
Final, won by Oscar Gorke, National A.
c.; second, George W. Cameron, Irish
New York; time, 2r1. GAS.
Half-mile Open lprofessionaD-First heat,
won by Floyd Rrebs, Negark; second g S4l
Second heat, won by Frank J., Kramer,
East orange; second, John Bedell, Newark:
time, I'm. 34-5s. Third heat, won by
Ter. Brooklyn;. time, I'm. s 2-5s.
Final, won by Frank L. Kramer, East
Orange; second, Joe Fogler, Brooklyn; third,
Two-mile Handicap @mateur)-First heat,
won by John Giolotto, New York, 225 yards;
second, William Vanden Dries, New York
A. c., scratch; third. Charles Nerent, Lake
Newark, 220 yards; time, 5m, 3S-5s. Sec
ond heat, won by John A.. Eubank, Empire
City Wheelmen, 200 yards; second, George
w. Cameron, Irish-American A. A., scratch;
third, Maurice Vandeu Dries, New York, 100
yards; fourth, Edward Schouer, Newark, 225
yards; time, 5m. B 2-5s; Third heat, won
by Edwin Lowe. Lakerim A. c., 175 yards;
second, Oscar Gorke, National A. c., 40
Yards: third, Thomas Smith, National Turn
Verein Wheelmen, 100 yards; fourth, Harry
Vanden Dries, New York, So yards; time,
Final, won by George w. Cameron, irish
American A. A, scratch; second, Oscar
Gorke, National a, c.. 40 yards; third,
Maurice Vanden Dries, 100 yards; time,
Am. 40 lbs.
Three-mile Handicap CprofessionaD--Won
by Joe Fogler, Brooklyn, 30 yards; second,
Eddie Root, Boston, 100 yards; third, John
Bedell, Newark, 80 yards; time, 6m. 39s.
Winner of prize for leading at end of first
mile, Marcel Dupius; second mile, Saxon
Williams.
Five-mile Motorcycle Race (between
Jack Derosier, of Springfield. Mass, and
Bob Schultz, of NewarD-ANon by De
roster; time, I'm. 32s. Time of intermediate
milestone mile, I'm. 9Ss. two miles, Sm.
4 4-5s.; three miles, Am. BIS; four miles,
en-. S.. Derosier led throughout.