Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-07

riders were 20 miles and 8 laps behind
the record, h leaders having travelled
LAP miles and 5 laps. The MacFar-
land-Clarke and West-DeMara teams
were one lap behind and the Rutt-StoI
combination was still two laps behind.
Cleaning TO-DAY.
There was the usual mid-week clean
ing this morning. when many of the
Dixie Bugs who had been in the garden
since the start of the race Sunday
night were ousted from their hooks.
Many went outside, bought another
general admission ticket and were back
again within an hour. The stories OF
this mornings sensational spirits
brought out h fans early today. for
1t WIS limited that Clarke and Mac
Farland were liable to set out for that
lost lap at any moment and everybody
wanted to be there for the big doinss.
Anderson required the attention OF a
physician early last night and the poor
condition of his stomach was given as
the reason for his retirement.
There was some talk for a while
after the Walthour-Lawson team had
dropped out of a Lawson-Galvin COM
bination, but neither came on the field
within the prescribed time and they
were declared out of it.
To Hill and Fogler goes the credit OF
breaking up the standing of the teams.
Hill started IL and Fogler made an
excellent pickup. Almost every rider
in the race was on the track within q
few minutes and the judges had a
fierce time trying to keep the score. Al
3 o'clock it was our that Rutt
n Stol were two laps behind the
leaders n that Clarke and MacFar-
land West and DeA1ara were one
lap in the rear of the bunch. The
tapping of Rutt and Stol and MacFar-
land and Clarke. looked upon as the
two most reliable teams in the race.
was a sensation. and the efforts or
these teams to regain the lost ground
is expected to keep up great excite
ment.
There were some real sprints ana
spills in yesterdays grind. The first
occurred when Calvin was tapped.
around 4 O'Clock. Cameron. about to
be relieved by his partner, Haistead,
AOaC Al ot lAt ttdNA dL tHG FQLIAH
avenue turn, near the press box. and
slipped to the fiat Of the track. Hal
stead in trying to avoid his pal crashed
into the judges stand and sustained a
deep cash abou three inches long OYER
the right eye.
That Calvin would be Tapped euring
h first strong sprint was rredieted
in yesterdays Evening STAR. tt was
also limited that this combination was
expected to give
There is a rumor TO the effect that
Jackie Clarke and Jimmy Moran are
not on the best of terms and that they
will cut one another's threats if they
get the chance.
Pouchouis and Georget were officially
declared out of the race yesterday
afternoon at 4:35. They quit the race
at 1885 and both riders were given
four hours to select new partners.
Jackie Clarke got a mean spill in a
jam early last night. but came up with
a few slight scratches. Iver Lawson
caused the trouble when he ran into
the railing on the Madison avenue
turn and was knocked senseless. Cam
eron went down, too, but none were
seriously injured. Lawson was picked
up senseless. but speedily recovered
and was out on the track within a few
minutes after the accident.
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Calvin were finally declared out of the
race at 1908 this morning was partly
due to the efforts of Anderson to re-
gain the lost lap during the evening.
He wore himself out and when a
gruelling sprint came neither the
Swede nor the Jersey City lad was
able to hold on to the field.