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once started to climb the bank, Clark
after him. The Dane got up speed
rapidly, and on the lower turn before
the bell jumped to the bottom of the
track with a lead of two lengths on
Clark. Around the track tore the
pair, with Clark seemingly unable to
cut down the Danes lead. He finally
managed to pull up on almost even
terms, coming around the Mum ave-
nue. turn, but Ellegaard had the bet
ter position on the bottom of the
track. Into the home stretch Ellie
gard was leading by about six
inches, but Clark put on every ounce
of power he could and gradually but
none the less surely closed the dis
lance. A score of yards from home
he was on even terms and then shot
six inches to the front, finishing
about that far ahead, with Ellegaard
riding desperately hard in the final
jump to catch Clark.
The mile open tandem race was an
upset for the wise ones when Fogler
and Loftes were beaten, but the de-
feat was almost entirely due to hard
luck. Fogler and Loftes were racing
Packebusch and Hansen around the
lower turn in the fourth lap when the
rear tire of the Packebusch-Hans
tandem went fiat, and they were
forced to swing up the track. Fogler
and Loftes were forced to go with
them and lost their stride as a result.
Vedrine and Gautier, who had been
leading all the way, kept right on
plugging and opened up big gap
before Fogler and Loftes got going
again, while Floyd Krebs and Chat
ter" Thuau, who had seen the tire
trouble in front of them started a
terrific sprint and passed Fogler and
Loftes easily They also caught the
French team In the home stretch and
won easily, but the result would have
been different had the race gone fifty
yards farther, as Fogler and Loftes
were fairly eating up space at the
finish.
All the stars were shut out in the
two-mile handicap for the profession
ais, the big fellows quitting early
in the second mile when they
saw they could not make up
the distance. Martin Ryan with
handicap of 145 yards was the
winner, with Lloyd Thomas, $50
yards. in second place In the anna
teur handicap MacDougall failed to
qualify in his heat, while Taylor, the
Australian champion, after qualify
ing all right, was put out of the final
by spill all by himself on the Mum
avenue turn, in the second lap. Ed
die Madden, riding from the sixty
yard mark, was the winner. with
Lake, at 155 yards, in second place.
Little MacDougall had things all his
own way in the three mile open,
going to the front when ready and
winning by thirty yards. with Taylor
in second place and Petit third.
Gordon Walker was the winner of
the miss-and- out race for the profess
SIGNALS, while C. Papiscoe, of New
ark, got out of the novice class by
taking that event The summarizes:
One-mile Match Race (professionaD--
a Jackie Clark, Australia. defeated
Thorwald Ellegaard. Denmark. In two
first heat, ~ -15s second heat, u 25s.
One mile Omen professionall-Won by
Frank L. Kramer, East Orange, +.
Cavanagh. Newark. fourth A. Jackie
Clark, Australia. fifth, Time, I'm, Sss;
Two mile Handicap (prrofessionaD-Won
by Martin Ryan. New York. Q45 yardsl;
Lloyd Thomas, San Francisco $50 YARDS,
second: Floyd Krebs, Newark n70 yards),
third: Julian Provost, France GAO yards,
fourth: Ernest Jokus Newark GAO YARDS,
fifth. Time, 3m. so 4-5s.
Miss and,out tprofessionaD1Won BY
Cameron camera New" New york; second; Nerman
Hansen, Denmark, third: Victor Thuan,
France, fourth: Alvin Loftes, Providence,
fifth. Time, 3m. As; distance, one mile
and three laps.
Won by Floyd Krebs, Newark, and Vic
tor Thuan, France; Julian Provost,
France. and Julian Gautier, France, sec
ond; Joseph Fogler, Brooklyn, and Alvin
Loftes, Providence, third; George c.
Newark, fourth; Herman Packebusch,
Germany. and Norman Hansen, Den
mark. fifth Time, I'm. Sos.
Three mile Open Camateurl-Won by
Donald MacDougal Newark Aubrey
Rockville .centrae, :. third; Al Krushel,
Haven. fifth. Time, 6m. 3 2-5s.
One mile Handicap, (amateurl-Won
by Edward Madden, Newark go yardsl:
A o. Lake, Empire City Wheelmen d55
yards) second Thomas Flanagan. Jer-
sey City d55 yards). third; Tim Sullivan,
New Haven $50 yards fourth; Fred Wal
sin, Acme Wheelmen QS5 yards), fifth.
Time, I'm. SO 25s.
Newark; D. Volker. Newark, second.
Time, I'm. s los.