The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-17
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THE SIXTH NILE
Kramer Therefore Had Easy
Time-Lawrence Beat
Magin.

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Frank Kramer and Percy Lawrence
| divided honors at the yelodrome yes
terday afternoon. The East Orange
rider had an easy time OF lit in tho
ten-mile handicap. doe Fogier had
to retire in the sixth. owing to a pune
ture in his tire, and in the short race
he failed to qualify in his heat In
the latter Kramer was second In his
heat, but did not get in the money.
the limit men being too much. Law
| renee took the match race from Jake
Magin, of the National Turn verein,
taking the first two heats in easy
! fashion. He also "coppedp the AUS
cal rider gH third.
The ten-rnile race was the most popular
with the crowd. The men were gwen @
flying start, and Teddy Ellington got 10
front and carried the bunch AL good cup
II. D. BECKER. II New York, .spurted and
gained quite q lead being IN front for the
mile gave way to Al Halstead, who carried
the bunch At a good gait AZ this Il time
the latter following Floyd kreps. who was
close UP In the van. as was Willie Fem:
tnrn sl sft mile pss enc : 1 tpe ta lups' Forler cot 4
puncture and was forced to quit the race.
As the men passed the stand on the
H pr'i cap i Ieadina. With WITH Charley q fHas's sehl e. Sec sec.
iond and Krebs third and Fem fifth.
On the first turn Kramer drsw up along
s sTd k lSabn r eaLfying H Mefsni m anIt On rem fhs
back stretch and Kramer went into the
lead, passing both krpbs and Schlee on the
back stretch. In the home stretch Kramer
other riders, winning by 1--WE open lengths,
while Krebs, Fem. Bedell and Root were
fighting IL out for second money. They
finished in the order named.
The match between Lawrence and Maein
proved easy for the Pacific Coast boy, and
he outclassed his rival In every respect. The
race called for the best two in. three heats,
and Lawrence took two in a row. Tbe. first
heat was a half mile affair, and 1t was
taken. by Lawrence by t~hree-quarters Of a
The half-mile amateur handicap was won
by j. Blatz. of Jersey City. riding from the
T-yard mark. Victor ANDERSON, Of the
Bronx, was the winner OF the one-miIe
novice ra g.
The
One-inile Nuviee famateur}-Wph by Vie
tor Anderson. Bronx, second, III. Schwartz.
Newark; third, Charles Seibert. Newark.
Time, I'm. 29s.
One-third-nile Handicap PROFESSIONAL
ond. II. e. Blocker. New York, 100 yds.
third, lanes Hunter. Newark. 20 yds.
fourth Thomas Smith, Newark. 50 yds'
iit 90 a-Ja. N.I"7l .~tA
Amateur Match Race tfercx Lawrence.
Of San Francisco. VS.. Jacob Magin. Nm
tional Turners,-Firsf heat. one half -inilc,
won BY Lawrence; time. 2,n. IS Cos. Sec
ond heat, one mile. Won by l. awrence;
time. 3m. So Pans.
Half-mile Handicap (amateur)-Won by
! xBiatz, Jersey City 80 yds SECOND, Harry
Vanden Dries. New York, s. yds,; fourth.
Henry yanden Dries New York, ~ yds.
Two-miie invitation fprosessionan-Wou
by Eddie r. Root. Boston; second. Thomas
Smith, Newark: third. W. CT. Mitten.
Davenport Iowa; fourth Charles scnlee,
cisco, Time. 4m, Is a-5s.
Australian Pursuit Race famateur)- Won
by Percy Lawrence. sSan Franciscp: second,
Ernest. Jokus. National Turner's; third,
Jake Magin, National Turner'S; fourth.
Jerome Steineft, HicksvilIe. l. 7. Time,
Sc los.
-.TenfMile Open tprofessional3-Won hy
Frank l. Kramer East Orange; second.
Floyd Krebs, Newark third. ". 81 Finn,
Bristol Conn; fourth. john Bedell. New
ark; fifth. Eddie F. Root, Boston. Time,
pm. 3o1-5s.