Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-18
ANOTHER WORLDS RECORD
II FOR DONALD MAC DOUCALL

Motordrome team, and they won after
hard but this time ''heady" fight
struggle more uneven. Mcnamara and
team started from the baekstretch
and the Motordrome team at the tape.
The pace was fast from the start and
at mile and four laps Spears was
dead and had toedrop out, which left
the Motordrome with three men
against four Velodrome riders. On
the next lap Hill quit, which made the
and Cavanagh followed with sprints
Hill rode gamely for five laps and
then Root fell by the wayside, leaving
Mcnamara to go on alone. Fogler
and passed just as the third mile of
and the lone Australian was caught
and passed Just as the third mile of
the race was passed. Final score:
Velodrome, "a points; Motordrome, IL
points.
The flve-mile open was q farce and
was won by Pete Drobach by almost
half lap, with Paul Heidrich Sec
ond, Ernest Jokus third. Kramer
fourth and Mcnamara fifth. Three
laps from the finish Heidrich, Jolxus
and Drobach jumped away and none
of the field in the rear would chase
the leaders. permitting them, much to
the disgust of the crowd of over 6, 900
spectators, to get a commanding
lead. In the sprint for sthe tape for
fourth and fifth money Kramer and
Mcnamara led and finished so close
there was a question as to which
rider was leading. The Judges gave
the verdict to Kramer and then there
was a great outburst of disapproval
from the spectators, who were certain
that the Australian was the victor.
Lloyd Thomas, of California ae-
counted for the one-mile handicap in
which the scratch men failed to
qualify, and Willie Coburn took tho
miss and out" invitation. The sum-
maries:
The summarizes:
;, Mixed Match Test Race, Professional,
Between Star Riders OF Yelodrome
CLARK, Fogler. Cayanagh and Grenda)
and Star Riders of Motordrome spears.
Mcnamara. Root and Hlll)-Won by Yelo-
drome team, with IA points; Motordrome
team, 70 points.
First Leg, French style Individual
Bob Spears, Australia, defeated Alfred
eighth mile, u ABS Second heat, Jackie
CLARK. Australia, defeated Reggie MeNa-
mile, IL lbs. Third heat, Joe Fogler,
brooklyn, defeated Eddie Root Boston;
time of last one-eighth mile, u 3-5s.
Fred % line NeT T
one-eighth mile, 70 Abs. Velodrome, 8
points; Motordrome, point.
Second Leg, Chenille Team Race-Won
yelodrome team, points Heat won by
Bob Spears, Motordrome; Alfred Grenda,
Nelodrome, second: Fred Hill, Motor
drome. third; Eddie Root, Motordrome,
fourth Jackie Clark. Velodrome, NTH.
Third Leg, Team Pursuit Race-Won by
velodrome team. Time, 6m. 2-5s Dis
lance. 3 miles.
one-Mile Handicap professionally
YARDS; Paddy Hehir, Salt Lake City go
yards), second; Martin Ryan, Newark 40
yards), third; Floyd Krebs. Newark go
yards, fourth; Norman Hansen, Denmark
(115 YARDS, fifth. Tlme 1m 81 3-5s
Miss-and.ont Invitation professlonnl)-
Won by Willie coburn. Newark; George
Cameron, New York, second Ernest
JJokus,, Newark, third; Joseph Kopsky,
Newark, fourth; Eddie Rupprecht, New
ark. NTH. Time, Am. 50 ass. Distance,
Five-Mile Open professionaD-won by
Peter Drobach, Boston; Paul Heidrich,
Newark, second; Ernest Jokus, Newark,
third; Frank Kramer, East Orange,
fourth; Reggie Mcnamara, Australia,
Two Thirds Mile Handicap (amateur)-
Won BY Donald MaeDougall, Newark
YARDS, second; Albert Krushel, Buffalo
40 yards, third; John Becht Empire City
Mheelmen go yards, fourth; James
Flanagan, Jersey city 40 yards). NTH
Time, I'm. IA ASS worlds amateur record.
Five-Mile Open (amateur) : Won by
Donald MncDougall, Newark; Aubrey
Taylor, Australia. second; Edward Mad
den, Newark, third; William Petit, New
one-Miie Novice-Won by +. rwiner.
Newark; Matthew Tannan, Newark, sec
ond. Time, I'm. q 4-5s.