Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-08
Kramer Establishes
Grenda's e Speed

come around Grenda h came into I
the wheel of his opponent. and riding
easy.
The invitation for the professions
at two miles was won by r. A DIET |
enbacker after a clever race. In tii.al
event Jay Eaton showed a fash Of
his former self. but could not finish |
better than fifth.
Norman Hansen captured both /
events in the amateur class. His rid |
ing was easily the best in his class,
and he has shown the form that wasl
predicted. The local amateur, Donald
MeDougall, was unplaced in both
events. The one-mile handicap saw II
loose finish. The hve-mile affair was|
grueling. McDougall in this event
was riding fine and p~unctured on
the very last lap. Hansen was then
in front and remained there, Chester
Smith being unable to pass him,
though he tried very hard. Isadore
Taub captured the novice event.
Summary:
Grand Prize of July professional: one
mile: heats at one-half ~miIe)-First heat
won by Tricky Comes. France. secoHd,
Edward Rupprecht, Newark; time. 1m-
6 3-5s. Second heat won by Percy Law
renee, San Francisco; second. jacob Ma
gin, Newark; time, I'm. q lbs Third ma1
won by Marcel Dupuy, France; secqrd.
John Bedell, Newark; time, In II 45s.
Fourth heat won by Frank L. Kramer.
Newark. second. Tommy Smith. Newark
time, I'm. Is LIS. Fifth heat won By
Albert Crebs, Salt Lake City second
Menus Bedell. Newark; time. In il 4-5s.
Sixth heat won by ALT Grenda, Ans
tralia; second. William Morton, Kearfly5|
time, I'm. 5 POS. Seventh heat won by
Frank Cavanagh, Newark; second. Darid
heat won by Floyd Krebs, Newark: seek
ond, Peter Drobach. Newark; time. In
8 3-5s.
one-Mile Novice tamateurb-Won u
Isadore Taub, Newark: second, T. Werchs
elfelder, Newark. Time. I'm. 81 45s.
Two-Alile Invitation tprofessionaD-Wou
by r. A. Diefenbacher. Salt Lake City;
second, George G.. Cameron, New York;
Teddy Ellington, vailsburg; fifth. Jey
| Eaton. Elizabeth. Time, 5m. 81 4-5s.
Special Match Race professional: one
mile)EFrank L. Kramer, East OraExe>
and Alfred Grenda, Australia First heafs
| French style, won by Kramer. time 3m-
ass. Second heat, paced by Werner Beek
and Willie Coburn. won by Kramer; time
16 LES. 49,
One-MiIe Handicap famateurl-Houb b
Norman Hansen, Denmark 10 yards: sef4
ond, Stanley Carmen, Lynbrook. L. J. 10
| yards); third, Fred Diver, Bay View
| Wheelmen f55 yards). Time, I'm. 50 Ills
Fifteen-Mile Motor-Paced Race tprofes-
sionaD-Won by George Wiley, Syracuxez
paced by James Hunter; second. clarenco
Carmen, Lynbrook, L. l.. paced b
Charles TurTille; third, James F. Moran
Chelsea, paced by Carl Ruden. Time,
20m. 30 lbs.
Five-MHe Open (amateur)-won by No~
| man HanseD. Denmark: second, Chester
A Smith. Baldwin, L. l.: third. Fred
Diver, Bay View Wheelmen. fourth.
William Petit. Rockville Centre. WIN
ner Of most laps, Frank Harenburg. Bay
| View Wheelmen. Time. lin 16s-
| Two-Mile Handicap (professionaI1-Wou
ny Frank L. Kramer. East Orange
SCRATCH. second, ALT. Grenda. Australia
fscratch). third, Ernest Jokus, Newark
| ESQ yards. fourth, David A. Mackav.
Newark Obs yardsl: fifth, Tommy Smit1S
Newark n65 yards; sixth, Menus BedaiiS
Newark GO yards. Time, sm- 81 SIS.