Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-29

Joe Fogler. Frank Cavanagh and
Norma Anderson all won their heats.
She semi-ffnal and repeehage heats will
be run next Sunday.
The two-mile professional handicap
was won in mastery style by Frank
Cavanagh from the 130-yard mark. The
back markers were not able to get up
and Cavanagh unwound a sprint, which
none of the others could hold. A bad
spill happened in this number, which will
keep some of the men off the track for
some time.
The one-mile handicap for the anna
tours furnished a series of spills, but
also some clever riding. Donald Nc
Dougall, who had qualified for the final.
was not in the running in the final.
Norman Hansen, riding in great form,
won the event, with w. Sullivan second.
The thre-mile open for the amateurs
was replete with spills II a field OF
thirty riders was trimmed down to
about EN-. The boys rode very hard,
and Gus Wohlrab had little trouble in
winning.
The motor-paced event between Clar-
| ence Carmen and George Wiley was a
nretty affair. Carmen led for eight
miles and then when he wabled a bit
he could not get his composure and
finish right. Wiley wen to the front
and quickly gained a lap. Carmen was
''corked' and finished very poor.
The tWo-mile invitation event. winch
was a bear, was won by Chris Scheller.
with Grassy Ryan a close second.
For the first time since novice races
have been put oil a bicycle program has
a race been without a spill. The race,
which was a worthy one, was good and
brought out a beautiful finish. Thomas
Smith. of Newark, who was riding in a
nice position throughout the race, in a
1 dandy shirt hD1f nnf
One-mlle Novice (Amateur)-Won by
Thomas Smith, Newark, second, Frank
Butterworth, Newark; third. George
Weingarten. Philadelphia. Time. Pm.
Grand Prize of Newark professionally.
Heats decided yesterday; semi-tinal May
by Leon c'Tricky"D Comes, Paris,
Franee. time I'm. 6s. second heat won
by Ernest Jokus. Newark. time I'm.
6 2-5s. third heat won by Fred Jones,
Clifton. time I'm. "a 4-5s. fourth heat
won by Frank /. Kramer, East Orange,
time i'm. 70 Sos; fifth heat won by
Albert crebs. Salt Lake City, time I'm
Z s-0s, sixth heat won by Joe Fogier
won by Frank cavanagh, Newark, time
In. IA 2-5s. eighth heat won by Norman
Anderson, Denmark. time 1ms y 2-5s
Won by Leon Comes in two heats: ice
Fogler. second; Time of first heat, 2m
So Sos: time of second heat, 2m. q lbs;
One-m1le 1anulcdp NAI1dleuFJ-0 III ny
| Norman Hansen. Denmark, so yards
second. Eddie Doremus, Newark. ~
| yards; third, Peter Siatta, New York
140 yards. Time, I'm. As.
TWo-mile Handicap PROFESSIONAL
Won by Frank Cavanagh. Newark, 1%
yards; second. Jumbo Wells. New Yea
land, So yards; third, Fred Jones. Cliff,
ton. 100 yards; fourth. Jacob Magin,
Newark, 100 yards. Time. 3m, 81 9-5s.
Three-mile Open (Amateur)-Won. by
Gus Wohlrab, Jersey City; second, Ghes-
ter Smith. Baldwin, Long Island; third
Franklin Fisher. Irish-American A.. c.
fourth, Frank Blatz, Jersey City. Time
Two-miie Invitation CProfessionaD-
Won by Chris Scheller. San Francisco;
second. Martin Ryan, Newark; third, A
Triebel, Newark, fourth, Percy Law
renee. San Francisco; fifth, George G.
Cameron, New York. Time. 4m. AS.
Ten-miie Motor-paced Race (Profes-
sional: between Clarence Carmen. OF
Jamaica, Long Island; paced by Jimmie
N. Y, paced by Charley Stein. Won by
George Wiley. Time. 13m. 26 lbs.