Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-05
GRAND PRIZE OF JULY
FALLS TO Mr.. KRAMER
Every Other Favorite Rides True to Form,
Collins Behind Pace and Donald Nc
DongalI with the Amateurs.

Grenda nor Dupuy could come up 2
the American as they few down the
stretch. 1t was a good race and with<
out the least semblance of teamwork
to mar it.
Collins Trims Moran.
The Collins-Aforan paced ace
which was in f1ve-mile heats, went
three heats before reaching a conelu-
sion. Moran took the first heat and
Collins won the other two h
Chelsea farmer was off in the lead
in the first heat and won by stavings
Collins off when he tried to go by
Little Collins rode gamely and well.
but Moran. the ~erratic. was in greae
form and there was no chance. Collins
gained in the stretches but Moran
made up the lost ground On
the turns, and after three laps Of
this bard going Collins was Shaken
and the neal was finished as far AZ
he was concerned. Collins got of in
the lead in the second heal and vas
never headed. Moran tried to go By
but blew up and lost half a lap before
he got going again. He rode a great
idtC In LII &c nt4iCr- anu d. 1OA& =
miles had caught Collins. but the ef-
fort took all the 90 out of Jummys
and he was unable to ever try -
get around -Birdlegs."
The third heat was the best Of the
race, and had the spectators on their
feet most of the time. Moran again
led at the start. and Collins went out
to take the lead away from him Die
was successfully repulsed. This cost
Collins half a lap, but he started
to regain the lost ground and for the
next -four miles it was as pretty an
uphill fight as vas ever Witnessed
Yard by yard Collins gained on his
old enemy. but it was not thought
hat he could possibly gain back tho
entire distance lost before the finish
of the race Moran was going good.
but Collins was going better. and
slowly but surely Collins was clos
ing the gap. Starting the last NILE
he went "all in" and just as the bell
rang for the last lap he was abrea1t
of Moran. They rode as fine a finish
as ever marked a sprint battle. Neck,
and neck they rode without tho
slightest advantage until thu home-
stretch was reached, when Moran
Cracked and Collie was the vim
ner.
Tandem Race Good
The three-mile tandem race was
very attractive and made a hit with
the fans. The Bedell brothers were
the winners. Bob Diefenbacher and
Ernest Jokus gave them a battle
down the stretch and the finish was
very close.
Menus Bedell captured the one-mile
handicap pro. with John third and
Eddie Rupprecht second. It locked
as though these positions were re-
yersed, but the judges said otherwise
Dougall Back in Form. M
Little McDougall won both the half-
mile championship and the hires mile
handicap with ease. He was never
pushed in either race. although in his
scmi-final a youngster from the Bronx
ramed Harry Kaiser threw a scare
into him by pulling a long jump and
getting a big lead Mac had TO go
some to get him, and this was the
only time during the afternoon that
he was pressed hard. Frank Blatz,
the present amateur title holder.
failed to even make the semi-finais-
In the Crebs-Dupuy match Crebe
had less than the pitcher who only
had a glove. Dupuy made a monkey
out of him.