The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-06
SCORES ANOTHER
VICTORY OVER KRAMER
Australian Has Lead of Four Points in Fight for Championship
Tihe-DeMara Noses Gut Champion for Second
Place-Meet Again Today.

DeMara and Kramer coming fast. All
made their final "kick' about twenty yards
so fast it was Impossible for either DeMara
or Kramer to overtake the lying Rocket
Clarke flashed by the tape about a half
wheel In front Of DeMara, who. In turn:
was q quarter of a wheel length ahead OF
Kramer. while Krebs coasted in three
lengths behind.
After the race was over and AS the men
were rounding the first turn the champion
raised his arm for n protest. which he
made to Referee Kelsey after he had dis
mounted. Going up to Mr.. Kelsey he said
that DeMara and Clarke were teaming and
that he demanded n fair deal. He said
that when the men rounded the turn into
the stretch after the race had started he
that the two had framed something up.
DeMara said that he was In no frame-np.
while Clnrke's partner. who spoke foi
test caused, quite n stir. among the spec.
tators md he was Missed for his artlon.
In the first semi-fnal DeMara. Kramer.
Fem end Rupprecht faced the starter; !,
DeMa-s. beat ont Wee Willie, for the
and DeMara fought II out with the cham
pion. Kramer nipped Walter at the tape,
and as Fem was on Kramer's wheel he
second semi-fnnl were Clarke. Foclcr.
John Bedell and Krebs. At the sound Of
the pistol jackie went out. with Foglo'
Bedeli In the rear. As the mon rounded
into the backstretch Krebs pulled M on
even terms with Fogler and got ,Jack'e's
wheel. Clarke entered the stretch riding
easv. while Fogler. seeing that Krehs YVES
right at his elbow. sat M md quit cold.
John Bedell finished about n length behind
Fogler.
Percy Lawrence, the amateur champion,
Shove the way in the one-sixth of a
mile open and hung up a worlds record
because 1t was the first time that a race
of the kind has ever been held. Percy's
time was twenty-one seconds.
one-mile Novice (Amateur)-Won by T.
Garrison. East Orange; second; 6 X.
H a~aqtsr.m aast G NatiSnoI l'n Sh;a Sm; a7ss,
ProfessionaD-First heat won by Frank
1. Kramer, East 0range: second Edward
RuPpreeht, IN Newark wal wo Time ns 80 Ms Ms; s san
Francisco; second, w. S. Fem, Newark.
Time, 80 lbs. Third heat won BY A. j.
Clarke, Anstralis; SECOND. Floyd Krebs.
Joseph A. Folger, BROOKLYN; second, John
Bedeli, Newark. Time, 30 2-5s.
First semi-inal won by Kramer; second.
DeMara. Time, 30 PISS.
Second semi-final won by Clarke; sec
ond. Krebs. Time. 20 3-5s.
Final won by Clarke; second, DeMara;
third, Kramer; fourth krebs. Cine
one-slxth Mile Open (AmateuD-won by
Percy o. Lawrence, San Francisco; sec
ond., John Brennan. National Turner's;
men. Time, 2ls.
Two-mile Invitation ProfessionaD-Won
by Fred G.. West, San Francisco; second,
Edward Rupprecht, Newark; third, w. l..
Mitten. Davenport, Ia: fourth. AL Hal
stead, Sacramento; fifth, Charles ii. Stein,
Brooklyn. Time. so 2-5s.
One-mile Invitation (ProfessionaD-Won
by Fred Hill, Boston; second, Peter Dro-
bach. Boston third, Hugh Mcfarland.
Boston; fourth Tommie Smith, Newark;
fifth. AL. Triebel, Newark, Time, 2m.
% 2-5s.
Two-mile Handicap (Amateur)-Won by
j. Vogle, Rutherford, 19) yards; second,
Chester A. Smith, Baldwfns. l.. l., 220
yards; third. W. Hawkins, New York. 200
yards; fourth. ]. Petit. Rockville Center,
220 yards; nth, j.. Herble. P~lainfeld, 200
yards. Time; an; IS.
by Fred w. Jones, Passaic. 100 yards;
second. Hugh Mcfarland, Boston, 100
yards: third, John King, Newark, l6J
yards: fourth, A. j. Clarke. Australia.
scratch; fifth, Joseph A. Foglcr. Brook
Ign, 20 yards; sixth. Edward J. Root, Bos-
ton, % yards. Time, Pm.