The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-14
CLARKE bEATS
BIC CHAN|P1
Kramer Defeated in 4
Straight Heats, Human.p.
Style of Riding.
FIVE MILE PR0FESSlOyl,
BEST RACE OF THR II,
Four-Cornered Event Tom,
Evening Exploits Past
| Men at the SauCsr
Jackie Clarke last niebt a,

Jackie Clarke last night al ths =.
ace defeated Frank Kramer
champion In two straight hsats
one mile human-psced match va.
time In the first heat was l,s7a.s
time In the second heat wns a.p
withstanding The fact that this !.
nounced as the feature of ths nr.S.
eral other races we're more ln,s,s-:
In the first heat Kramer wa, Il,
Clarke for seven and hal, n,
at that point Clarke with a eys,,
passed the champion like A rocbs,
finished almost two whee, ,.np,hs
Of Kramer.
In the second heat there ws.
deal Of jockeying. each man wss,.
make the other set The nara
when they got on Clarke vas
load at the sixth lap, when ~
wheel was punctured and anoths<
was necessary. Beside punci,is;z
tire Kramer at the start sIrnpIy
to tska the lead. Clarke in ~,
compel him to go ahead rode A.
that they both fell off. Three ar
mancuver was repeated until Refsrs~
ely at last got down ana sAmsX
wheels ahead.
While another tire was being ~
for Kramer some other races W.
on and then the second heat yas
again. There were two false sf1'
the second heat. IN which neiths,
would set the pace, both riding a
they could scarcely maintain au
briuu,.
Clarke Heeds Admonltbrs
AZ length Clarke. needing the n
the fans, quit all jockeyine aud
10 ride real race, Kramer VA,
two yards behind when Clarke
| work In earnest and Clarke min
this lead throughout, beating Kstn
two wheel lengths. The reason IN
In the second heat was SO slow VI
cause Of the Jockeying at ne
The race lacked vim and eycitelna1|
| human paced style ls Clarhe's l1|
and he has beaten Kramer before
style, Phil Wright. the pacenttL|
O fast gait,
There will be q four -cornertd
Tuesday night In which Kramer, I
Lawson and Hehir Will take part
The best race Of the night N
Ave mile professional. There vas u
lum Of 81 q lap apd everybody tried
son. Walker. Hehlr. Drohach, sisB.
Wright. Carslake. Thomas, Wlco1
derson. Diefenbacher, Halstead,
Samuelson and F. Keefe were tis
Thomas and Sarnuelson went oql
the laps. Samuelson got twelve. j
ten, Diefenba cher eight. Stein four,
son three and Wilcox two. The ~
hot and the five miles were nade
minutes Is As seconds, Lawaon
race by about an inch. The NnIl
80 close that the spectators had
for the official announcement TO kn9
had wen. Riders finished az
Lawson, first; Hehir, second; Wess-
Wright, fourth.
Drobach Beats pye.
In the mixed match race, the 81
was half-mile straight style o.
between Gordon Walker and N.
son. Anderson won the hrst
1:19 i-5. The second heat was fHo
Australian pursuit. This waa \
ios a'ee5 se5. z Tfhe 9nfiTN ihlTd heat wa. ihr.!
ters Of mile. paced by WILCOX =
won by Walker by one-haG
length In i.2s 2-5. -
Tho one e-mile handicap, .prcie,
was won by Carslaks c. stein
Diefenbacher third and Wen
Time, las 3-h. Lawson and Hea1
the two scratch men. =,
Lawson quit after going sn "
Hehir finished sixth, a. :.
The three -fourths OF q nils n7
for amateurs was won hy COVE.
second, GImpel third. Time. In
Two-nile open lap: amateur;
flrst; Mayer, second; sn1eFa, tnifH'
fourth. Time. 1907.
The hve-mile motor-paced fsee "
by Drobach. who heat Pys ~
quarters Of a lap: Time, IN s..
On Tuesday night. besides ~
cornered race, there will be st.ou s'
break records for one-sixth ana 1is onis'
miles. There will also be hah.Hl's'x 4,
leap for professionals ana
open race for professionals. "a, /.
Last nights attendance was no. ssz
as expected. about 1900 oeihs p
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