Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-23
VERB MAKES DEBUT HERE
BY TRIMMING JOE FOGLER
Italian Cycist Favorably Impresses VeIodrome Fans
by Taking the Battler Into Camp Easily
in Two Straight Heats.
KRAMER AND MAC DOUdALL RIDE IN GREAT FORM

speed. Cavanagh made a strong bid
to round the champion on the turn.
got on even terms, but he could not
get TO the front. Heading into the
backstretch Goullet came up with
rush and the three sailed down the
backstretch on even terms. Reaching
the turn out Of the backstretch Goni-
let weakened and dropped back and
Cavanagh succumbed to the speed Of
Kramer. dropping in behind 10 get
the benefit Of pace. Kramer few
down the homestretch with Cavanagl1
and Goullet losing ground steadily. IN
his later days Kramer had been
prone 70 walt until three-quarters Of
lap from home to make his final
bid and is always waiting for an easy
ride. His ride yesterday was tear
less one and very much like those
that marked his early days as a pro
fessional. Grenda finished fourth and
little Mitten ran into fifth place.
Jackie Clark and Fogler were un-
placed. Fogler rode with his elbow
in Jackie's eye throughout the last
lap, using 1.-THE Rocket as the motive
power.
When the two-mile handicap. pro-
fessional, looked like a runaway for
/ the limit men, Blocker and Morton,
Kramer pulled the bunch up to with
In a short distance of the leaders and
then dropped out of the race. In
doing so Kramer sacrificed his
chances and also took all the speed
out of Grenda, who rode with him
from scratch The race went to Nit
ten, with Cavanagh second and Gren-
da, Herman Packebuseh and Ernest
Jokus following in the order named.
The German, Paekebusch, rode a
good race. He might have finished
better, but two laps from home many
of the spokes weer cut out of his rear
wheel and he was fortunate to finish
at ell.
The Goullet-Clark match looked
very promising UP TO the final lap.
The pace had been steady and both
riders were apparently warmed up
to a great final effort, but a fiat tire
precluded any effort on the part Of
Clark to sprint. as top speed would
have resulted IN his coming a crop
per. The race will be rerun Wednes-
day night
Floyd Krebs accounted for the one
mile invitation with the game Packe-
busch running second and Jokus and
Alession Steffani, Of Italy. taking
third and fourth.
MacDougall settled all doubt, Il any
doubt existed, as TO who will be the
amateur titleholder of 1913 when he.
won the half-mile championship race.
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and as there are three more title
races to be run. he can only be beaten
by failing to annex a single point in
any of these races. Little Willie Han
ley was again the runner-up, the Cal
| ifornian having finished second to the
local boy in ell three OF the title
races. In the three-mile amateur
handicap MacDougall rode a spectac-
ular race and won by a length, with
| Hanley again second. There was d
big field in this race and the expected
| big spill did not occur. Three riders
fell during the contest, but in each
instance they fell inside and did not
carry other riders down with thems
Two-mile Match Race professionally
Alfred Goullet, Australia, won from a.
Jackie Clark. Australia; Time. lom- IS.
Tandem pace by Cameron and JokuS.
Provost and Gautier, Vedrine and
One-mile Match Race-Francisco VERT
won in two straight heats from Joseph
Fogler, Brooklyn; time, sm. rs, an Is
One-mile Open (professionall-Won BY
Frank L. Kramer. East Orange; Frank
Cavanagh. Newark. second; Alfred Geul-
let, Australia, third; Alfred Grenda, Tas-
mania. fourth; Worth L. Mitten. Daven-
port. Ia, fifth; time I'm. 30 2-5s-
One-mile Invitation professional Nv on
by Floyd Krebs, Newark. Herman
I IaSasOq Se%ars third; Aiesseo stshani,
Italy fourth, Alvin Loftes, Proyidences
fifth; time, I'm. "A 3-5s-
Won by Worth l. Mitten, Davenport.
$50 yards; Frank Cayanagh, Newark, 90
yards, second; Alfred Grenda. Tasmania.
scratch, third; Herman Packebusch. Ger
many. 10 yards. fourth: Ernest Jokus,
Newark $50 yards. fifth; time. 3m- 80 35ss
Half-mile National Championship lama.
ateur, first two In each heat 70 qualify
for semi-hnaI-First heat won by GEORGE
PAUL., New York; Adam Byerman. Mo-
hawk A. C.. second: time I'm. 5s. Sec
ond heat won by William Hanley, San
A. C. second: time, I'm. SIS. Third heat
won BY Albert Kruskeil. Buffalo; viii
lam Petit. Rockville Centre, second.
Fourth heat won BY Donald Macd,ougall'
ond time, I'm. ASS. Semi final, first
heat won by Hanley. Petit, second:
time I'm. Is. Second heat won by Mac
Dougan Madden. second: time. I'm. 2-5s.
Final heat won by MacDougall. Haniey.
second; Petit. third; Madden, fourth;
time I'm. 4-5s.
Three-mile Handicap famateurl--Won
by Donald MacDougan, Newark, scratch:
William Haniey San Francisco, Is yardz.
second: William Petit. Rockville Cen
ire. IS yards, third; Edward Madden
Newark, ls5 yards. fourth; Al Kruskel,
Buffalo 90 yards. fifth; time. 6n- Il 2-5s.
Two-thirds Mile (novicee-Won by Il.
Terhune, Haekensack: Chauncey Shearo.
Inwood L. l.. second. time, I'm. 80 lis.
Point Standing Amateur Championship
Macdonald. Is points; Hanley, points
Petit, points; Madden, points; Krus-
kel, 1 point.