Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-30
HILL SWEEPS CARD
AT STADIUM RACES
Boston Boy Pedals to Victory
in the Major
Events.
PLENTY OF THRILLERs

Freddie Hill, of Boston, carried of
the major honors in the bike races
at the Stadium Motordrome yester-
day afternoon, getting first place in
each of the three leading professional
events on the card. He began his
series of successes in the two-mile
A r. c. u. championship, and fol-
lowed them up by leading big field
home in the fifteen-lap handicap. and
closed the afternoons work with
victory over Frank Cory, of Aus
tralia, in a five-mile match race.
Hill, along with Eddie Root. Bobby
Spears and Cory, the pair of Aus
tralians, qualified for the final of the
title event. In order to make the race
fast, pacemakers were employed.
Root and Fill darted to the front at
the bell. Root began sprint, with
Hill on his rear wheel Spears fol-
lowed, but Cory, who was In a
pocket, could not get through. 1t
was not until the riders had reached
the last turn that Hill advanced to
the front. Spears rushed over the
tape third, just a half length in the
rear of Root, while CORY beat out
Magin for fourth position.
Root, Hill and Spears started from
scratch in the fifteen-mile race, while
thirty other performers were scat
tered around the track, the biggest
handicap being 800 yards. Led by
Menus BedeIl and Eddie Rupprecht,
the low-markers soon cut down the
big lead of the limit men. On the
bell lap Triebel and Andrioli were
still forty yards to the good. Rupp-
recht then took up the running, and
with a sensational sprint carried Hill.
Coburn, Cory and Halstead along
until they had passed the fast-tiring
leaders at the eighth pole. Hill
romped over the tape first, with
Magin, Cory and Drobach follow
ing in the order named. CORY was
disqualified by Referee John Valen-
tine for alleged teaming with Willie
Coburn, and Drobach was awarded
third place. Coburn was fined IS.
The match race between Hill and
Cory was featured by the multicycle
pace which was furnished each rider.
Three teams of tandem riders and
one triplet machine with three riders
relieved each other in setting the
pace for both Hill and Cory. Hills
work in the final lap carried him to
victory by a fair margin.
Harry Kaiser was prominent win
ner among the simon pures. He took
first honors in the fiye-mile open, In
which a field of forty started, and in
the four-lap handicap he was third.
Gus Wohlrab added another victory
in the four-lap event. while he was
second in the five-mile. James F1tz-
gerald, running from the 140-yard
mark. was first in the three-miie pro-
fessional foot race. c. Holly, running
from scratch, was second.
The two-mile invitation went tc
Pete Drobach, with Al Halstead sec.
| ond and Frank Blatz third. The sum-
| maries:
Two-Mile Invitation jprofessionaI)-WoI
| by Peter Drobach, Boston; Al Haistead
| England, second; Frank Blatz, Jersey City
third: Teddy Burlington, Vallsburg
fourth; Al Triebel, Newark. fifth; Tomm!
| Smith, Newark, sixth. Time SIN. IS.
Fifteen-Lap Handicap PROFESSIONAL
Won by Fred Hill, Boston NScrdIcuJs JAZZ
Magin, Irvington 60 yards), second
| Peter Drobach, Boston C5 yards), third
| Eddie Rupprecht, Newark Q5 yards)
! fourth; Al Halstead, England GO yards)
| fifth Time, I'm. 1s 3-5s.
| Two-Mile A. R. c. q. (professiona
| championship)-Won by Fred Hill, B0s
| ton: Eddie Root, Boston, second: Boil
| Spears, Australia, third; Frank Cory
| Australia. fourth: Jake Magin, Newark
| fifth. Time Am. 20s.
Ffve-Mile Multicycle-Paced Match
| Won by Freddy Hill, Boston Franz
CORY, Australia, second Time, ION
| 81 2-5s.
Five-Mile Open, Paced (amateur)-Wo
| by Harry Kaiser New York; Gus Wohl.
rab, Jersey City second; c. b. Georgi
| Newark, third; Fred Weber Newark
fourth J. Kaufman, Newark, fifth Time
| ION. Dos.
Three-AIile Handicap Running Race
| Observation-Disclosures by Jimmy Fitzgerald
| Australia Gao yards; r. c. Hawley, New
York (scratch), second; Al Raines, New
! York Q25 yards), third: Bart Freeman
Newark GAO YARDS. fourth. Time, Ism
| 20 3-5s.
One Mile Novice-Won by @. A. Hink-
| lein, New York; Charles Brown, Newark
second; Robert Clark, Kearny, third
! Time, Pm. Us.
Four-Lap Handicap (amateur)-won b,
Gus Wohlrab. Jersey City (seratch); J
A. Dreher, Newark 600 yards), second
Harry Kaiser, New York (15 yards), third
Patrick Cogan, Newark Q5e yards)
fourth; J; A. Kaufman: Newark tls