Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-12
BIKE ''OUTLAWS" To
/ RACE "REGULARS"
VeIOdrOme Will Be Scene of
Grand Reunion of Riders
Tomorrow Night.
EIGHT HEATS FOR TITLE

The Motordrome outlaws coated
with nice layer of whitewash, Will
make their first appearance at the
Velodrome tomorrow night. There
are four professional races on the
bill. and the former ''pirates" Will
start Immediately to work OUT their
fines. They will ride on fifty fifty
proposition with the management I'M
til their fines are paid, which gives
rise to a very funny angle. If the
MANAGEMENT is wise they will be
on the lookout for combinations, 9th
erwise they may get theirs as
quickly as they will If they are IN
on the com binations.
The also rams are often in on the
prize money through pulling a
winner. and sometimes it would take
q wiser man than Solomon to trace
the division of the purse. With the
exception of Eddie Root all of the
riders have received their full bonus
money. so there is no chance for the
management to get theirs" from this
source except in the case of Root.
That there is jealousy between the
s'outlaws" and the regulars is very
evident, and there will probably be
some tits in the races tomorrow
night. When the OUTLAWS" moved
over from the Motordrome to the
Velodrome yesterday morning none
of the regulars" would share their
training rooms with the outlaws,
which shows very plainly the feeling
that exists. The OUTLAWS" are sore
because the regulars" forced them
to pay a fine to get back, and they
are going to get hunk in some man
ner. To trim the regulars" in the
races would be the sweetest revenge,
and they are sure to ride their heads
off to humiliate the regulars" On
the other hand the regulars" de-
clared many times that the out
laws" were q bunch of seeond-rate
selling platers and deserted the Velo-
droTne because they could not win
anything there anyhow Now it is up
TO. them to make good. That there
will be a battle of some sort is GER
tain and the first skirmish Will come
off -tomcrroW night.
The races on the bill at the first
meet of the amalgamated forces are
a quarter-mile championship, two
mile handicap, miss and out" inVi-
tation and a one-mile tandem open.
With the usually big entry list, which
is the biggest ever received for a
meet in this city, there will be heats
in every race except the invitation.
In the tandem race there will be
eight regular" teams and fourteen
outlaw combinations. There VIII
be at least two and possibly three
heats in the two-mile handicap, and
eight heats in the championship.
Heretofore there has never been over
four heats in a championship race at
the Velodrome.
Speedy Bob Spears. Frank Cory,
Reggie Mcnamara, Fred Hill and
Eddie Root, the leaders in the out
: law" Championship. will have to
start at the bottom in the N. C. A.
title battle. and the most they can
hope for in return for their efforts
will be the prize money they may
win. There is not u chance for any
of them to overtake Champion Kra-
mer. Jackie Clark and ALI Goullet,
who, are leading in the race for the
N. G. A. title. The addition of these
riders will add to the interest in the
championship, however. The riding
of Spears and Mcnamara will be sure
TO come in for close attention. The
Motordrome fans have declared that
this pair is as fast as any of the
regulars, with the possible exception
of Champion Kramer.
The amateur races on the bill are
a one-third mile handicap and a two
mile open. These races will be con-
fined to the regular" simon pures.
the 'outlaw" amateurs being under
the ban until a week from next Sun