Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-29
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NO DOUBT ABOUT KRAMER'S VICTORY
OVER CLARKE, FOR JACKIE WAS THIRD

lett. Johnny Bedell and Percy Law
renee all quit at one mile in the two
mile handicap, the handicaps being too
much for them. Worthington Mitten
won the event after the hardest kind
of riding. with Floyd Krebs, the old
war-horse, second. Pedlar Palmer was
third, with Walter DeMara and Menus
Bedell trailing in the order named.
With Kramer out. owing to a pune
ture in the flvesmile open professional,
1t looked easy for Jackie Clarke, but
the rocket was only able to finish
second after a great pull by McFar-
land. Freddie Hill won the event.
Mcfarland started to pull the rocket
a lap from home. Had he started
sooner his boy might have captured
the race. johnny Bedell was third.
while the veteran. Oscar Schaub, took
fourth money
Alvin LOTUS again showed the pub
lie that he was no SLOUGH by winning
the hve-mile open amateur with ease.
He finished about twenty yards ahead
of his nearest opponent, Frank Blat2.
Lotus made Blatz look like a novice.
He started out a lap from home and
bgained IN the amateur champ every
/ yard. Chester Smith was third. n
lap prize went to Paul Heidrich. the
sturdy little Newarker. He captured
twelve laps.
Leonard Tebout, OF Paterson. won
the two-mile novice by fifty yards
Edward Schooner. of this city, finishing
second. The summary:
Hnlf-mi!e National Amateur Champion.
ship-Alvin Lotus, Providence, frsi,
Chester Smith. Baldwin, j.. l. SECOND.
Earl Adams, orange Valley, third Frank
Blatz, Jersey City. fourth; Time; I'm:
City, first; II. +. Abbott, Newark, sec
ond. Time. I'm, Z 2,5s. Second neat;
Chester Smith, Baldwin, L J.. first; Earl
Inn. G455s. Third heat. Alvin Lotus.
Providence, first: Gus Wohlrab, Jersey
City, second. Time, I'm. 72z5s. Fourth
first Carl Ericsson, Empire city Wheel
men, second. Time. I'm. IS, First semi
final, Frank Blatz. first Earl Adams,
second. Time. I'm. 7 Los. Henry Van Den
Dries and Carl Ericsson also rode. Second
semi final, Alvin Lotus. first; Chester
Smith, second, Tine, o In 2, 1ods Gus
Quarter.miie Rational Championship
tprofessionaD-Frank l.. kromer, East Or
ange. first: joseph ,Fogler. Brooklyn. sec.
nd: Jackie Clarke. ApslraIis' mr.
% 2-5e. First heat. Frank L., Kramer
East Orange, first. e.; F., Root. Boston.
second. Time. y 4-0S. SECOND neat, Jachio
Clarke, Australia, first; W. S. Fem, New
ark, second. Time, 20 2-5s. Third heat.
Alfred Gonllet. Australia, first; Fred Hill.
Boston, second. Time. % Sos. Fourth
heat. Joseph Fogler, Brooklyn, first;
Walter De Mara. San francisco. second.
/ Time. % 4-5s. First seml-hnal, Alfred
Goullet. Australia. first; Joseph Fogler.
Brooklyn, second. Time, % lbs. Walter
De Mara and w. r. Fem also started.
Second semi-hnal. Frank /. Kramer. East
Orange, first; Jackie Clarke, Australia.
second. Time. % 1-5s.
Two-mile Noviee-Leonard Tebout. Pat
erson, first; Edward Schooner, Newark,
second. Time. am. 32.a-5s.
Two-mile Handicap PROFESSIONALLY. l..
Mitten, Davenport, Ia. 0G YARDS, first.
Floyd Krebs, Newark ESQ yards), second
William (Pedlar) Palmer, Australia 900
yards), third Walter De Mara. San Fran
cisco n15 YARDS, fourth; Menus Bedell,
Newark d40 yards), fifth, Time, BIN. 40 3-5s.
Five-mile Motor paced R~ace-Floyd Mac
Farland. San Jose. Cal, first paced by
Carl Rudin): W. S. Fem. Newark, sec
ond paced by Turvllle). Time. I'm. % 3-5s!
Flve-mlle Open (amateur)-Alvin LOTUS.
Providence, first; Frank Blatz. Jersey
CITY. second; Chester Smith, Baldwin, l..
l., third Adam Beyerman. Mohawk A. C.
fourth. Time. ION. AZ 4-5s. Winner of
most laps. Paul c, Heidrick. Newark.
Five-mile Open Observation-Disclosures Hill.
Boston, first; Jackie Clarke, Australia.
second; John Bedell. Newark. third Oscar
Srhwab. New York, fourth: Floyd Mac
Farland. San Jose. Cal, fifth. Time,
10n. II los.