Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-31
GOULLET HOPES TO
RETRIEVE DEFEAT
Australian Will Meet Kramer
in One.MiIe Event at VelO=
drOme Tomorrow.
LONG PROGRAM OF RACES

The victory of Frank Kramer over
Alfred Goullet in the quarter-mile
championship has not shaken the
latter's confidence in the least, and he
will start in the big match which is
the feature of the program at the
Velodrome tomorrow, feeling that his
chances are just as good as Kramer S.
| The Australian is a fighter, and he
says that he can come back after
defeat with as much aggressiVeness
as the American and worlds cham
pion. This race is to be at one mile,
best two out of three heats, French
style. 1t is the most important match
that has been put on at the Velodrome
this season, and should prove a great
magnet for the fans.
The other races carded for tomor-
row are a tandem match, in which
Joe Fog1er and Freddy Hill will meet
George Wiley and Elmer Collins; a
two-mile handicap and a two-mile
invitation for the pros" and three
mile handicap. half-mile novice and
quarter mile championship and
match for the amateurs. In the
amateur match AL Krushel, of Buff
falo will meet Wiley Hanley, of
California. This will be an Austria
liam pursuit. Ernest Ohrt, who de-
feated Donald McDougall in SINH
lar race last Sunday. was scheduled
to meet Krushel in this race, but he
is not in condition to ride as a re-
suit of a spill. and Hanley has been
substituted.
Yesterday was a big day for the
great French firm of Peogeot. Jules
Goux won the big Memorial Day
auto race at Indianapolis in Peu-
geot car, and Frank Kramer won
the quarter-mile championship on a
Peugeot bicycle.
A cablegram from Victor Breyer,
the European representative of the
Million Chapman interests, received
yesterday, states that Thuau, who
won the championship Of France in
1908, will sail for America today on
the French liner La Provence.
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The placing of Wiley and Collins
in the tandem match tomorrow has
a peculiar angle. These middle dis
lance champions are far from being
friends and have not spoken to each
other for more than a year, Just
how we'll they will work together on
tandem remains to be seen. How
ever teaming them up may be the
means of q reconciliation.
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Frank Kramer drinks olive oil sew
eral times a day. Jackie Clarke pre-
fers ice cream soda as a thirst
quencher, and the two "Alfs," Gren-
da and Goullet, are the buttermilk
twins None of the star speed mer-
chants have taken to w. ]. Bryan's
grape juice cocktail as yet
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On June 20, July and 6 the an
nual grand prize of Paris will be run
at the municipal track in that city.
The prize list is a big one and will
have a tendency to draw entries from
all parts of Europe. Thorwald Ellie
gard, Leon Hourlier, Victor Dupre,
Walter Rutt, Emil Friol, Julian Pou-
chois, Andre Perchicot, Otto Meyer
and Cesare Moretti are among the
riders that are mentioned as con-
tenders for the honors in this, the
greatest race run in the world.
The sprint championship of Europe
will be run at Bordeaux, France. on
Sunday, June s. Ellegaard, Hourlier,
Dupre, Perchicot, Polledri, Poulain
and Pouchois are some of the riders
engaged for the race.