Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-12-10
bports FogIer Will Quit Un.
founded, but None Are
Happy Over Pace.

Gaining further on the record with
oh successive hour, the bicycle
aers who started at midnight on
hndayi in the twentieth annual six
~ race were nearly nine miles
lead of the best previous perform
Ice when the thirty-fourth hour
ore was posted at 10 o'clock this
orning. All of the original fifteen
ANS were then intact without a
gn of anyone falling out, each being
edited with 713 miles and 3 laps,
bile the record for the thirty-four
eurs was 7O4 miles and s laps. made
Clarke and Fogler last year.
ALI Grenda was leading.
A report gained circulation early
day that Fogler, who, with Wal
Rutt, has been picked by many to
zap this years struggle, was all in
"a ready to quit at the slightest
cuse. This was strenuously denied
his trainers and by Fogler him
He declared that he never felt
tter and characterized the rumor
a fake yarn gotten up by n or
enemies.
Eogler looks in the best of health
sleeps we'll. He wears a broad
iile on and off the track, and is
er ready to render relief to his
rtner.
The night and morning, as a whole,
$ one of steady grind, without any
Fious accident, and only ain C
nal sprint to stimulate the entn'i-
SIN of a crowd that nearly filled
Madison Square Garden.
he close of the twenty-tnird hour
night, however, saw the most
Rational event thus far in the rae.
amy Moran, Kramer's partner,
rted the excitement with a won
full sprint, which lasted for eight
hutes. He led the riders such a ter
1 pace that during the sprint prac-
.6lly every one of the men on the
elk called upon their partners for
eff, and in some instances riders ex-
Anged three or -four times. 1t was
interesting eight minutes an
ala undoubtedly have kept up for
ker IL Fogler and Carlnan had Lof
EN- a spill on the Fourth avenue
s. The bell sounded the end OF
sprint. The fallen riders were
injured and rejoined the process
- in a steady grind, with Moran
ding.
near-riot started at the Garden
~ today, when the cops of special
|cemen attempted to 'clean-out"
gallery and second balcony. Inc
Hery gods were passing out peace
n. when someone yelled, Come on
"a. they can't put us out, let's all
<<I" After that they refused To
lie. One of the specials was q trife
bin in handling one of the crowd
he was quickly smotheree win I
liver of bottles and wads OF paper.
reserves were called, but every
ng had quieted down when they
ived.
Frank Kramer was a triie peeved
night over the way the foreign
legation was setting the pace. Tn
Is from the other side do nothing
sd hit up a hard pace all the way
LEV do not start any sprints of note
Just maintained the same steady
"a. This kind of riding is not being
shed by the American riders, who
IL been accustomed to a big
lint. followed by a slow pace G
9Th of time. Kramer was not the
h American to feel slightly de-
sssed. Clarke and Root are not
hing things to their liking.
Maurice Brocco certainly earns MS
ney. The little rider from Europe
Is out in the front time and again
does nothing but lead the riders
found the saucer at a dizzy pace.
Besides the band at the track there
niano installed, for the purpose
advertising popular songs. The
lows who sing and play the piano
he a hard time to get along. Every
he a song is started the gallery
bdsp try their lungs to the utmost
far the song advertiser has beer
abled to get along slowly.
alvin had a great time trying tt