Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-03
BOSTON GRIND WILL
Be GOOD WORKOUT
Fans Will Get Line on Riders
from Modified Six-Day
Race.
GRENDA IN THE SPOTLIGHT

with field OF ten teams-six Am
erican, two Australian and two mixed
American Australian pairs-the six
day race will get away in the Boston
Arena at O'Clock this afternoon and
the riders will pedal until 2 o'clock
tomorrow morning, doing a ten-hour
shift each day. The race will start
each day at O'Clock with the ex
ception of Saturday, when the contest
will be started so that the finish can
be drawn as near IL o'clock as pos
sible.
IN the little Boston grind" the
field of riders is a classy one and is
even better than has usually lined
mp for one of the smaller grinds. -Four
OF the teams stand out better than
the others and they are Joe Fogler
and liver Lawson, Aft Grenda and
Paddy Hehir, Frank Cavanagh and
Jimmy Moran and Eddie Root and
Reggie Mcnamara. With the excep-
ton of the Moran and Cavanagh
combination each of the four teams
has both sprinters and pluggers In
their makeup and should the oc-
CASTOR demand It either man could fin
ish. In the Moran and Cavanagh
team, Cavanagh would be the one
called on to do the sprinting for the
team. as Moran Is a good unpaeed
rider, but hardly classes as q sprin-
Of the other teams, Spears and
s-o,.rv- Collins and Hill and Cameron
and Ryan look the best, with the
Spears and Cory team having the
.cail. Collins and Hin looks good, but
the weak part OF that team is Col
Tins as far as spfinting IL concerned;
Coburn and Carmen and Keefe ana
Ixopslxv do not look to be sturdy
enough to stand the jams, and the
Magin and Lawrence team may de-
yeldp into q dangerous proposition.
Al the teams that are to compete
IN Ana Boston race will be In the New
York race, unless the dope" goes
wrong. the performances or the riders
this week will be watched with IN
terest. Perhaps some last minute
changes will be made in the New
YORK teams after the Boston race
finishes.
Big All Grenda was the whole show
IN the opening sprint meet at the
Boston Arena Saturday night. me
,niiat man from the Antipodes romped
home an easy winner in the French
style match, in which Spears, Hehir,
Lawson, Fogler and Cavanagh were
the other starters, and later In the
evening won as he pleased IN tne
nNe-I1lle Opttiy hAph ti'S
looked hopeless.
paddy Hehir won the first heat of
fha French style match from Spears
and Cayanagh and in the second
Brenda came home in front OF FogIer
aud Lawson. Lawson took the repe-
chage heat from Fogler, Spears and
Cavanagh. In the final Grenda TOOK
the lead at the start, unwound as ne
went along and at the last quarter
mile simply toyed with Lawson ana
Hehir and won al ne pleaseo WIN
Lawson in second place.
The five-mile open developed into
n flne contest. The riders made the
pace a lively one on account OF the
lap and intermediate money given Dy
4he management. At the beginning
81 the last mile Mcnamara went to
the front with Root on and broke
zip the field. He kept the lead with
thes blonde-haired Swede until
about two laps from home when
BRENDA came strong and won in u
great finish from Hill, Fogler, Root
end CORY in the order named.
elmer Collins won the ten-mile final
IN the paced events. In the first
heat at five miles, Carmen disposed
of Moran and Ia the second at the
same distance. Collins eliminated
Lawrence. In the final Collins had
two-iap lead on Carmen at eight
miles when the latter fell and the race
ended in a walkover for the Lynn
rider. The time was 1882 20.
\. The teams will line up for the start
OF the six-day race in this manner:
Joe Fogler and Iver Lawson.
Ar Grenda and Paddy Hehir.
Jimmy Moran and Frank Cavanagh.
Jake Magin and Percy Lawrence.
Martin Ryan and George Cameron.
Eddie Root and Reggie Mcnamara.
Willie Coburn and Clarence Carmen.
Joe Kopslty and Fred Keefe.
Elmer Collins and Fred Hill.
Bob Spears and Frank Cory.