Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-13

to plead their case with the referee.
Entering the scorers stand clad IN
bath robes they protested loud and
long in perfectly good German. which
no one understood. When they got
the protest out of their systems they
filed quietly out of the stand and be-
came perfectly good little bike riders
again.
The sprints that broke up the field
were the best of the race, and lasted
for eighteen minutes. During that
time it was just one long sprint ana
the score showed that they covered
eight miles and eight laps-which is
almost a thirty-mile an hour gait.
This is wonderful riding after hVe
DAVIS on the track. Clark lost two laps
after falling behind and the team lett
the track until the Jam" was over.
Big "Jam. Commences.
with the exception of the Brocco-
Verri team, the present leaders all
rode in wonderful form in tapping the
field. AS soon as Clark swung up
when he saw he could not get away,
Goullet shot out of the pack ana
sprinted for three laps. Tnen came
Pot ana he was followed by Magin,
much to the surprise of the fans. Ma
DIN tore off two laps and Root came
hack again and then Fogler LED. After
Fogler came Lawrence, who was snaV-
ine and had his face covered Win
10 fher when the liam" was started.
lawrence rode even better than ma,
eIn and the teams that We're lappe.ui
Eventually began to fall behind. Hill
ana RYAN came through with some
sneed and the leaders pulled away Tor
another big gain. Mcnamara Went 70
the front for three laps ana WISH
FopIer came on again Breton ana Fer'
chicot were caught.
To Tired to Pursue.
few minutes after this jam lit
tie Lloyd Thomas jumped away ana
was leading by a wide margin, but
Mitten. who was too tired to sprint
any more, raised his hand for his mate
TO stop. At o'clock the crowd was
still there. apparently not one soul
having left the building. The riders
had apparently settled down 10 grlnu
again. when Walthour caught them
manning and was away for NAN
Ian before one would start after nim'
Foeler swung up and refused 10 20
and Root and Ryan would not TAKE up
the chase when they were 1orceo " -
the front. Cameron finally W0rIae1
his way through the field ana ssdr ~
in pursuit. Had Clark peen ape "
come on the track and take up .ne pY !,
sition gained by Walthour they wouao
Nc We been one lap nearer the leaders
mi wheel trouble prevented him from
coming on and Walthour had TO drop
back. -. S.o,,, +ba
race. The French Splinter was so
connIeteIv exhausted he coulo not
Continue in the race. Willie Apple
hans hollered 'nough about the sanie
time. SO Packebusch ana Breton
formed a new team.
When Bobby Walthour came upon
the track q few minutes a1ler o..
m. this morning he was greeted WIN
a cheer that fairly shook the puila-
ing. As soon as he relieved clark,
the team of Walthour and Clark was
officially in the race. Bobby could
not stand the plaudits of the large
crowd that filled the building ana
he almost Immediately started 10
sprint.
strain Tells on Jackie.
The first time he started out he
practically ''went dead" and IN that
terrible lam" that lasted for eigh-
teen minutes he failed to come
back" with the result that Clark had
a hard time making up lost ground
The strain started to tell on Jackie,
and after many changes 1t was seen
that Clark would soon be Tapped.
CORY, who was not officially in the
race, fell on the Twenty-sixth street
side of the building. but no atten-
ton was raid to him by the officials
because Walker was in the field.