The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-05
KRAMER AND LAWRENCE
SHOW FORM AT VELODROME
blond East Orange Boy Won Million Handicap
Lawrence Got Out Of Pocket Made
by National Turner Riders.

Rupprecht, Halstead and Bedell were fight
ing ii out for the lead, and Kramer was
unable to pass them. AS they rounded the
first turn Kramer shot up the bank and
made his famous jump that carried him by
all the riders but Anderson, who in the
meantime had shaken the other pedal
pushers and was five yards to the good. The
East Orange boy put on some extra steam
and managed 70 draw up to Anderson's rear
wheel. Into the stretch they came, Ander-
son leading the champion by half a wheel
the home stretch Kramer made another
jump which brought him on even terms
with the flying foreigner. Twenty yards
from the tape Kramer made his last kick"
and went into the lead by half a wheel,
which he maintained for The last few yards
Of the race. To the surprise of all, Charles
Schlee unwound q sprint and managed TO
get third money. Both Kramer and Ander-
son were in the best possible condition.
The HaIf-Mne.
In the half-mile open professional. An
derson and Kramer fought 1t out for first
honors. both in their heat and in the final
Both men started in the first heat and
second. In the second heat freddy West,
of San Francisco. made his Eastern debut.
finishing second to Floyd Krebs, the Fly
ing Dutchman." AL Halstead. OF Sacra-
the N. c. A. during. the winter, rode his
first professional race, and for a starter
won the heat that he rode in. and Oscar
When it ,ame time for the finai the crowd
knew chat they were IN for a good race,
ss Aq ID bis ba had Pre- ress isa t shs ce snpp},sa
of all Anderson failed to show. and 1t was
Krebs who fought the East Orange boy.
favorite ride, and he showed his true
championship form by pulling away from
Krebs in the homestretch and winning by
fun five yards. West got third money and
Halstead was fourth.
The hve-mile motor-paced race was won
by Bob Schultz. with Jimmie Hunter sec
ond. After the accident to King the peo-
pie lost interest in tn, race and We're glad
when it was over.
The novice race was exciting.
The summaries:
one-mlle Novice-First heat won by B..
stackls. N. T. Y, "; TING. 2m, % Ass.
View Wheelmen; second. c. capeilo, New
York city; time. I'm. "a 2-5s. Third heat
won by A. Heintz, Newark; second, James
Final heat won BY John Kaufman; SECOND,
siachIe. \. v. ": time. sm. Gs-5s.
second, N. NJ. Anderson. Denmark; time,
I'm. 5f-5s. Second heat won by Floyd
F Ereesii new time. ssnond 4 s Fred T Mfsf' h saR
Won by Alfred Hiaistead. Sacramento, Cal:
second. Oscar Goerke, Brooklyn: time. i'm.
K ! GrSs; Fi East he Orange wen second ey fran FLOYD ID
Krebs, Newark; third. Fred West. San
Francisco: fourth; Al Halstead, Sacra-
m one,mI flme A,m a% 3 ii msndicap-F,rgt heat
won by Hardy A. jackson, 1856 yards. 1.
q A. second, Marlin .Kessler, 70 yards,
New Newark Eor iine third i%. : I s-5s wf Second ~ Sea aFa T :
by B. Penha, East Orange, 1876 yards: sec
ond, Maurice Van den Dries. New York;
K, $50 yards time, I'm. i lass. Third
heat won by Clarence Camden. Jamaica,
60 yards; second, Ernest Jokus, N. T. y;
y VAR So times m a snird fl S 4 Ro ToartS Nf hsat w aao
second. William Morton, n. T...v. W g
yards: third Courtney Peer ZEE n; T " w. T.
j. Weinbeck. N. T. v. w, so yards; sec
ond. Adam Byerman, New York, 20 yards;
ss'Tda; G time. I'm \. i }a s.ss' Final + al heat A: q wo =
Martin Kessler, 70 Yards; third, William
Morton, 80 yards: time, I'm. 10 1-5s.
Five-mile Open, Amateur run in three
Masin, n. T. Y. w. second, Percy Law
NEs aSscba s spsr. FTapTSisSy9 ~ WI thlrd doo1 ssni2 viii
lam Morton, N T. v. w; NTH. Clarence
Carman, New York; time, Pm, 22s. second
second, Jerome steinert, Hlcksyille, l. i;
third, George Farley, Newark; fourth,
Ernest Je p NJ " J. y; W. !, h & Gou TnirS
ond, Martin Kessler. New York; third
Adam Byerman, New York; fourth. Hardy
A. ia ekson, l. C. A.; fifth, William Lam
phear Xavier A.. c.; time, Pm, AZ 2-5s. Final
heat won by Percy o. Lawrence. San
Francisco; second. Jacob Magin. N. 4. v,
w; third, Adam Byerman, New York
fourth, Ernest Jokus, N. T. v. w; time
Pm. 26 ASS.
Five. nile Motos Professional Race-wor
by Bob Schultz, Paterson: second, Jimmie
Hunter. Newark; time. 6m. % 3-5s.
The Million Handicap. Two-mile PROBES,
sional-Won by Frank l.. Kramer. East
Orange, scratch; second, Norman Ander
sen, Denmark, 30 yards; third. Charles
Schlee. Newark. 100 yards: time. Am IL Lbs
Winner Of most laps, IS. Hill. T. Smith ans
j. Hunter tied, with three each.