Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-22
GOLFTNG AFFAIRS
WRITTEN BY EXPERT
ON E COURSE.
ScH0OLB0Y GAMES
ARE FULLY REPORTED
IN ALL THE EDITIONS.
REFEREE BARDCETT WILL
IMPLICIT MORE PENALTIES
Determines to Stamp Out leaning, New Official
Will Watch Riders More ClO;ey Than Ever
al TCmOrrOW'S eet al VelOdrOme.

body will rather let that ma win and
take a chance for the second prize him
self than lose all chances.
But when there is a good strong team
in the race this is different The mar
who plays donkey will go out, knowing
that his partner is "sleigh-r.dins' be-
hind him, and that he will win, il he is
put IN a favorable position.
a race that is almost a classic cai. be
shown to illustrate this point. This
race took place two years ago on the
old Velodrome. 1t was a three-mile
handicap and the first prize was a $500
motorcycle.
This race was full of teams. All the
mailer riders had combinations But
neither Kramer or Clarke had team
mates at the end of the race.
About three laps from homo Ill cal.
culatious were upset by Charley Stein.
This game little rider thought lie saw
a chance and he broke away from the
field like a flash. Before they knew it
he had opened a gap of thirty yards
and was going like a streak. Every
body was afraid to go out after him. OF
course, afraid that he would carry
@OiitCtFilt GlOf1S VINO WO1lu SltlSII-T.uB
Nehind the one who rlayed donkry. and
in the end cop the prize out In prize
was so Zig that Kramer decided TO AXE
a chance. When he went out Stem hal
fftv yards on the field and was till
aoiug. Five yards behind Kra r1er was
Clarke who 500 caught up. The or
der of the finish was Kramer. lark
and STEW. You'll say thu. Kramer
finished first and that upsets sl the
theories that the man who nays donkey
cannot win. He did. but that was be.
cause Clarke p%unctured a fire { lap
from the goal and rode a whole lsp with
n fat tire. Kramer himself said that
time that he would have lost the ra g
II Clarke had not runctured. And that
Is the way 1t works.
Walters attitude is that If zach rider
is made to go out and take the pace in
turn the races would be Just as fesr
riders, some OF them. say that
they can be made to take The race, but
they cannot be made to ride fast.
Only time will tell. think that races
carrhe made fast and INTEREST," g by re
right kind of refereetng. up to this
year the races were run as If there was
az at d4I- ne n~ldDdSGFieIS
and Bardgett saw that teaming Will be
broker up. and that the races will not
suffer at all. I aeree with their. Here
luck to Walter!
Eddie Root, the blonde speed artist,
will make his first appearance at the
Velodrome this season tomorrow. Ed
die is always a favorite here. and is
expected to do some tall riding in the
second cycle ace meet of the year.
Alfred Goullet and Peter Brobach, two
Of the first victims of team work. will
again ride in the events tomorrow.
These boys have been showing great
form, and much Is expected from them
tomorrow.
The card contains five bicycle events
and a motor race. There will be a
motor match between Jimmy Hunter
and Charley Turville at a distance Of
two miles. An extra inducement has
been offered these boys should they
lower the record.
The other events will include two
professional races, a half-mile i1andicap
and two-mile open. Two amateur
vents concludes the excellent bill.