Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-23
NO MORE TRIAL
HEATS FOR LONG
BICYCLE RACES
Fans Seem to Like Them, So the
Management VIII Try to
Please--Seyen Races on Card
for Sundays Racing-Mac-
FarIand VS.. Fem, Behind the
Motors.
g EVEN races, including two cham
y pionships, are carded for Sunday
at the Velodrome. There will be


~ Pionsiips' are caroed Tor SUNDAY
at the Veiodrome. There Will be
several innovations IN the runnlng Oh
me meets at the Veiodrome FOR the
iosl VI the season. Inc racing mas
distanoa thana Iii LIZ ms
a. WIN oe ~ Itiai heats
big esIds '"0 "ea' WIZ
- Np : .wo ~ lhree .hiies'
.un ~ ohe neat nave proved TO De as
ou 40 any rae ever caIoeo mere ana
~ ene luture every meet VIII nave d
ioie hanoicap as one OF 'he reatures.
Inc rams ike them, n 1T is the fans
"ho make the game. Inc mixed pro-
grams seem TO be the best liked, and
there VIII De sprint and motor-paced
races at al or the meets for the re-
manner OF the season. This has been
a very successful season, n the pro-
Iio'ers' VINO are very well pleased With
the support they have received from
the Ians' ana there are some big meets
10 come that Will give cycle racing In
ms city a great boom.
The program for Sunday contains a
quarter-hllie championship, two-mile
nanolcap' a nVe-mlle open, a motor
paced rae Tor the professionals. a half
ihlle championship, a hVe-mile open
ana a two-m1le novice for the anna
tours. IL would be hard to beat that
card. Ihere Is everything on it and
plenty OF 1t.
In the motor-paced race Floyd Mac
rarland VIII meet Willie Fem, the
contest 10 De hVe miles with regular
sprint Wheels n a 100 gear. This is
going to be another good battle behind
motors, and the fans are going to see
a real quarrel on wheels, for Fem and
are not the best of friends
and they Will go dead. to win.
Mac" takes greater delight in humii-
lating Fem than he does in getting
Kramer scalp. rem Is going very
wen now, ana VIII be able to give
Mac" a fast ride. The old gentle
man, however, seems to be as good at
the motor-paced game as he ever was
ana mas call II willie gets or IN
the iead ne VIII take a lou OF oeating'
ior IKE Coiilhs, tue paced hamplo ne
- d DETER rloeI from .he front, ana
WIN rue WIN d heart luli Oh confidence
win nat advantage
The quarter-mile pro championship
is going to be a bear. T@ese races al
ways are ana TINS one, ludglng from
the form the stars are showing right
now shouio be n OF the best ever.
Kramer VIII PROBABLY get
the hardest battle OF the season In this
race, ne VIII nave to ride MS fast
est to win.
There are three other boys who can
go a very FAST quarter-mile They are
JACKIE Clarke Joe Fogler ana Al Goul-
let, and they are the riders who Will
PROBABLY quarry Tor n hnal or the
race SUNDAY.
Ihere VIII be no waiting when the
gun is hred. fhey VIII all make a try
to get Off IN the lead, n the n who
succeeds VIII go all the way. And
there Is such a slight dlfterence IN the
ability OF This quartet for a quarter
mile sprint that the riders laying in
tnird ana tourth VIII De up against 1t.
ANY one OF the four is liable to win,
with Kramer a slight faVorite.
The two-mile pro handicap is to be
run in n heat, and with a field of
thirty-three starting it is going to be
one of the best races on the program.
Handicapped Kelsey has got the handl-
Gaping down just right now, and there
will be no more runaway races this sea-
son, or any races in which the back
markers are so heavily handicapped
that they can't get up. The two-mile