Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-30
VERB ANOTHER VICTIM OF
CHAMPION KRAMER'S SPEED
Italian Gives the Yankee Hard Fight, buf
Course, Is No Match for the Greatest
of Them ALL"
DONALD MAC DouGALL CREATES NEW WORLDS RECORD

premier position and looked Alike a
sure winner. but Fogler never
wavered and Won by more than a
foot to spare After the race Kramer
stated that Fogler had far more
speed than he had expected of the
Brooklyn rider. and added that he
won because he was the best man In
the race.
ThisA was Fogler's first victory in
an open. race at the Velpdrome this
season. Ehe riding of IJokus came
in for mudh favorable comment. and
coming afSer his excellent ride in
the invitation race cannot be termed
a fiuke. 1t is also the first time that
three American riders have led the
way home for as many foreigners In
a race here in many seasons.
Goullet and Clark qualified from
the scratch mark for the final of the
one-mile handicap, and Grenda made
the final from the fifteen-yard mark
with Fogler five yards in advance OF
Grenda, but the handicaps were toe
much for this speedy quartet of back
markers. Goullet finished in the
money by racing into fifth place after
a hard battle with Clark. Fogler
and Grenda quit before the finish
when they saw there was no chance
to get first or second money. Julian
Gauthier, the winner. had a very lib
eral allowance, and he had also the
advantage of a fine pull from his
countryman, Ernest Vedrine.
In the first heat of the one-third-
mile handicap MacDougall broke the
existing record of 81 80 seconds, a
mark that he established June Ii.
Eased up for the last twelfth of a
mile, the champion bettered this mark
by one-fifth of second. In the final
MacDougali could not get around on
the outside and came through on the
pole, finishing in third position, but
was promptly disqualified for taking
the inside position. The summaries:
Match Race (professional-Frank L
Kramer, East Orange, won from Fran
cesco yerri, Italy, in two straight heats
No time announced in either heat
Joseph en- h 4. Fogier, BROOKLYN; Frank L
Kramer East Orange, second; FRANZ
Cavanagh, Newark, third; Ernest Jokus
Newark, fourth; Alfred Grenda, Tasma
MIA, fifth Time, 5m 58 2-5s.
One-mile Handicap llprofessionaD-Wo OF
by Julian Gautier, France, 100 yards
Norman, Anderson. Denmark, 10 yards
second; Fl. E. Blocker. New York, IL
yards third William gtr MSrtSR onl Hsrr s1a
tyalia. scratch, fifth. Time, I'm. 50 lbs.
TwSmils Invitation 6pro r asn9oe
Cameron. New York, second; Alvin LOT
tes Providence third; NORMAN Hansen ms n
fifth Time, 5m. 2-5s.,
one-third-mile Handicap p Samateur,ss
yards; Charles f, Hansen. Jersey City
SO yards, second; Thomas Flanagan, Jer
sey City, 80 yards, third; Thomas Gapello
Newark, s. yards. fourth; Walter Raleigh
New York A. c., fifth. Time, IS 25s
Donald MacDougall, Newark. scratch
L.Rnished third, but was disqualified fol
coming through on the pole.
Half-mile Open (amateur)-Won by Don
aid MacDougall, Newark; Edward Mad
den, Newark. seconds. William Pellit
Rockville Centre, third; George PAUL.
New York, fourth. Time. I'm. IS.
One-mile Novice-Won by w. Purdue
East Orange; f. Helwig, Newark, sec
ond. Time, I'm. 20 S-5s