Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-15
"OUTLAWS" SHOWED UNDER
BY VELODROME CIRCULARS"

great handicap rider. Mcnamara
| sprinted two laps and went at sucf
speed Gordon Walker, who is a pretty
good bike rider, was shaken off on the
| bell lap. Even Grenda was unable tt
hold the pace set by the sturdy Nc
| Namara. Clark came out on the las
turn and, with Kramer on his wheel
dashed by the fastItiring OUTLAW
star.
Fogler and Floyd Krebs took the
two-mile tandem open in handy fash
ion, with Lloyd Thomas and Ernest
Jol1us second, and Walker and CORY
third. The race was fast and rough
and the crowd heaved a sigh of relief
when it was over. The Ryan Hansen
pair, who finished fourth, plunged and
lurched like a dory in a rough sea and
almost brought the field down on sew
eral occasions.
Walker took the "miss-and- in
VitatiOn, with Thomas second, Ryan
third, Hansen fourth and Halstead
fifth Twenty-Five riders started in
the race and 1t went just an even
three miles.
The most spectacular ride of the
evening was put up by Amateur
Champion Donald MacDougall in the
-third-mile handicap, in which he
established new worlds record. The
little champion was in rare form and
1t was not until two feet before the
tape was reached that he overlook
the limit men who had the liberal al
lowance of seventy yards. The new
mark is 81 1-5 seconds, which is one
fifth of a second better than the for
mer record. which he established ear
lier in the season.
In the three-mile open the champion
4 =, inc oil
Adam Byerman, hanging on to Mac
DougalPs rear wheel like grim death
throughout the race, was second, and
Julius Smith was third. The sum-
maries:
Quarter Mile National Championship
First heat won by Alfred Grenda, Tas-
mania; Joe Fogler, Brooklyn, second;
time, 20 2-5s. Second heat won by Jackie
Clark, Australia; Reggie Mcnamara, Aus
tralia, second; time 20 3-5s. Third heat
won by Alfred Goullet, Australia; Paddy
Hehir, Australia, second; time, 20 3-5s.
Fourth heat won by Frank Kramer, East
orange; Bob Spears, Australia, second;
time, 29s. First semi-fnal win by Goul-
let; Kramer, second; time, 2S Abs. Sec
ond semi-hnal won by Hehir; Fogler, sec
ond time 20 2-5s. Final won by Kramer;
Gouilet, second; Hehir, third; Fogler,
fourth. Time, 20 2-5s.
Point Standing in National Champion
ship-hramer 40 points; Goullet, 80 points;
Ozark, ~ points; Grenda, % points; Fog
Ter, II points; Cavanagh. 3 points; Hehir,
z points; Jokus, 2 points; Hill, l point.
tourteen races to date, for a total of 1854
points.
Pwo-Mlle Handicap CprofesslonaD-won
by Jackie Clark. Australia (scratch( +;
FRANK Kramer, East Orange (scratchC
second; Reggie Mcnamara, Australia
scratch, third; Frank Cavanngh, New
ark go YARDS, fourth; Gordon Walker,
SAT- Lake City go yards), fifth, Time,
=, Miss-ahd-out, Invitation professional
Won by Gordon Walker. Australia; Lloyd
Thomas, Salt Lake City, second; Martin
Ryan, Newark, third; Norman Hansen,
Denmark. fourth; Al Halstead, fifth
Time, 6m 2-5s. Distance, miles.
one Mile Open, Tandem professionally
Won by Joe Fogler and Floyd Krebs;
Lloyd Thomas and Ernest Jokus, second;
Gordon Walker and Frank Cory, third ;
Norman Hansen and Martin Ryan, fourth !;
Willie Coburn and Jacob Magin, fifth
Time Am. 24s.
Two-Afle Open (amateur)-Won by Dom
aid MacDougall, Newark; Adam Byerman,
Mohawk A. c., second; Julius Schmidt,
Newark, third Michael Journey, Nutley,
fourth. Time, Am. IA 2-5s Winner of lap
prize, John Beeht. Empire City Wheel
men, and Joseph Brexel, New York, tied
0ne-Third Mile Handicap (amateur)-
Won by Donald MacDougal, Newark
lscratch); Herbert Yarnold, East Orange
(65 YARDS, second; Harold Smith, West
Orange (65 yardsl, third; Lawrence Smith,
Newark 40 YARDS, fourth; A. O. Lake,
Empire City Wheelmen 90 yardsl, fifth.
Time, 81 lbs. (worlds amateur record.