The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-10

ers was on. AT the Deu tooe was pui.ans
Ing third. followed by Krebs. Kramer
started a jump just before he got off the
bank 3 ast on cut ' lof ffs0n Stride iar = t ahh ap lie re-
covered quickly, however. and took after
Fegler and Root. The latter had already
ne ss paIsssa o py n9sles when hem Kramer came
up alongside and gave battle: The cham
plon got by as he pleased and never
He was far In front. with Fogler almost
as easy a winner from Krebs. Freddy Hill
slipped into fourth place. and John Beden
fast, being negotiated In 10. minutes 40 20
seconds, which. however. Is more than a
minute slower than the worlds record Of
8 minutes As 1-5 seconds, made by Ernest
A. Pye. at Ogden. Utah. July II. 1906.
Match Takes Three Heats.
The Fenn-HiIl match was settled in
three mile heats. Fem in each case went
to the front at the gun and rode arouna,
wairilins Hi saTefuiiy sosiss;s me- ;s,ss
at the top of the track. The speed In
creased with each lap and the boys We're
always going fast at the bell, ln the nrst
heat. half way down the backstres ch, Hill
tried to pass Fem. but rode too close to
him and WAS thrown out of his stride.
He had, a chance; however; to beat him
in the homestretch but failed to develop
much of a sprint.
In the second heat conditions were about
the same, but Fem after riding in front
I'll lit NHAsE Do " 3ahh 4
by a couple Of inches, Hin winning IN
display a jump all the way to the tape
Percy Lawrence, the wonderful West
erner, again showed his class in the anna
te If races. He beat out Magin with ease
he had been forced to overtake Ernest
Jokus. of the National Turner's, who
Jumped three laps from the finish. The
game seemed to be to have, Jokus go on
and win IL Lawrence refused to go after
him, or. If the Westerner did take up the
chase, to have Jokus slow down in the last
lap, ''hagging" Lawrence long enough to
The game worked all right as far as IL
went. Lawrence did dig out after Jokus
renee in long enough to let Magin over
take them, but Lawrence had enough left
to beat Magin handily at that. The Ma
crowd, and the team work should be cut
out. In the final OF TIE two-mile .handi-
cap Willie vanden Dries. Jokus and Law
couldn't get near the leaders. The crowd
thought that yanden Dries didn't do his
share OF the pacing and he was hootsd as
A milo handicap for colored riders COM
pleted tie handicap. Three of the contest
ants fell in the stretch, but We're not hurt:
amusement in the race.
The
Half-mile Handicap fprofessional)-won
Dy FRANK hfdIner, East OTdnSe, .ScfdtEus
second. Floyd Krebs, Newark, Is yards:
third. Charles Stein, Brooklyn. 50 yards.
fourth, Tommy Smith, Newark. 50 yards:
w. L. Mitten, Davenport, Ia, 50
yards. Time, 81 2-5s.
One-mile Open (amateur)-Won by Percy
Lawrence. San Francisco: second. Jacob
Magin, National Turn Verein Wheelmen;
third, Jerome Steinert, Brooklyn: fourth,
William yanden Dries. New York A. G.
Time, Pm. "a 4-5s. 81
Match Race (between William Fem.
Newark. and Freddy Hill, Boston; mile
heats, two In three)-First heat won by
Fem; time, 3m. 20 ABS. Second heat won
Hill; time, BIN. As 2-5s. Third heat won
by Fem: time. 5m. 6 Abs
Twe-mile Handicap (amateur-Won BY
Courtney Peer, National Turn verein
Wheelmen, 100 yards; second, William
Wehnert, East Newark, 230 yards: third,
Harry Simpson. Newark. go yards; fourth.
Henry Girom, Bay View Wheelmen. Time.
an. IA 2-5s.
One-mile Handicap dor colored riders)-
Won by Edward Bailey. New York; second,
Hardy Jackson New York; third; w. A.
New York. Time, Pm. los.
Five-mile handicap (professionaD-Won
Frank Kramer, East Orange. scratch;
second. Joseph "A. Fogler. Brooklyn,
scratch; third, Floyd Krebs. Newark, so
ards; fourth. Fred Hill. Boston, 100 yards
fifth, John Bedell, Newark, rs yards. Tirne.
ION. 40 Cos.