Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-11
Five Mile Professional Is Spec
tacuIar-AH Riders Hustle for
Dollar Bills Hung Up for Lead
err of Each Lap-Goulett's
Switching Escapes Referee.

things too easy and eased up when
they struck the home-stretch. Jumbo
Wells and Fred Keefe, who were sent
in to do pacing, found the going hard
and were content with following the
other teams for the greater share of
the race. The race saw all teams try
ing to get the lead, and each OF the
six teams put up a grand battle. Nit
ten and DeMara looked good through
out, and were fortunate to be declared
the winners. Root and Fogler, with a
little training on the double machine,
will have little trouble in winning the
race which is scheduled for Wednes-
day night.
The three-mile open for amateurs
was a race between Frank CaVanagh
and Alvin LOTUS. These two pulled
away from the field on the bell lap
and then INDUCED in a pretty sprint
for a lap. Cavanagh got the lead and,
although threatened several times.
managed to break the tape first.
Donald McDougall, of his city, a wiry
chap, who but recently won his novice,
beat the rest of the bunch for third
place. This lad is a conner and will
bear watching. Carl f. Ericsson Was
fourth.
The half-mile handicap amateur was
won by Donald McDougall. Tie win
ner, with a handicap Of t%hirty-fVe
yards. was we'll up I'm front at the bell
lap, and held the distance for the en-
tire lap, and the backmarkers were in
the race. but failed to make an i'm
preston.
Norman Anderson. one of the late
recruits from the West, was the winner
Of the two-mile invitation race for pro-
fessionals. He rode a good race and
had little trouble in defeating Willie
Fem, who seemed to be the only con
tender. The two-mile novice, which
hereafter will be billed as the Rough
Riders race. was won by A. -. DaW-
son. As usual, the race was replete
with spills, but, fortunately. no one
was seriously injured.
summary:
Two-mile open Cnovice)-Won by A. D.
Dawson, Richmond Hin, l.. L.; second, r.
Carmen, Jamaica. l.. /. Time. Am. a. 3-5s.
Two.mlle Invitation (professionaD Won
by Norman Anderson. Denmark; second,
Willie Fem, Bristol. Conn. third. Ernie
Pye, salt Lake city; fourth, William Pal
mer. Australia; nth, David Mackay, New
ark: sixth. Percy Lawrence, San Fran
cisco, seventh, Fred Hin, Boston. Time.
'Three-mlle open (amateur-won by
Frank Cayauaugh, Newark; second. Alvin
Lotus. Providence; third, Donald Mac
Dougall. Newark; fourth. Carl Ericsson,
Empire city Wheelmen. Time. Gm. % 3-5s.
Winner Of most laps, Gus Wohlrab, DER
sey city.
Joseph Fogler, Brooklyn; second. Alfred
Goullet, Australia; third. Paddy Hehir.
Australia; fourth, Jackie Clarke, Australia.
firth. Eddie Root, Boston. Time, On.
SO 3-5s.
Four-cornered Match Race (profes.
sionaD-First heat. won by Frank Kramer,
East orange; second, liver Lawson, Salt
Lake city: third. Alfred Goullet. Aus
tralia; fourth, Jackie Clarke, Australia.
time, I'm. 80 As. Second heat, won by
Frank Kramer, East orange: second, Al
fred Goullet, Australia; third, Jackie
Clarke, Australia; fourth. liver Lawson,
salt Lake City. Time, Am. II 2-5s.
Two-mile Tandem open PROFESSIONAL
Won by Walter DeMara, Cleveland, and
Worthington l.. Mitten, Davenport, Ia,
second, Eddie Root, Boston, and Joseph
Fogler, Brooklyn; third, Charles Stein
Brooklyn, and George Wiley. Syracuse
fourth. Peter Drobach. Boston, and Al
| Halstead. London. Time. BIN: 40 4-5s
Fred O'Keefe. Australia.
by Worthington l.. Mitten. Davenport. la.
35 Yards: second. John Bedell, Newark, q
wards: third, Menus Bedell, Newark, g.
yards; fourth. Fred Jones. Passaic. *
yards. Time, I'm. 55s.