Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-03
CLARK LOOMS UP AS WONDER;
SHINES ON VELODROME CARD
Australian Rocket Defeats Goulet and Kramer
in Championship Event and Comes Back
with Victory Over Verri
sdRENDA SCORES OVER THE CHAMPION in SMILE Open

den was third, and old Franklin
Fisher, of the Irish-American A. c.,
who has been racing for nineteen
years, was fourth. MacDougall was
pressed hard by Hanley.
The cavanagh, Krebs, Cameron
Company Limited, took all the cash
possible in the two-mile invitation
for professionals.
Krebs did the heavy work. pulling
the other members of the firm for the
final two laps. Cavanagh had the
preferred position behind Krebs and
Cameron afforded ample protection in
third position.
Some of the interest in the five-mile
open was lost, when Clark dropped
out of the race, after going three laps,
and when Goullet was forced to re-
tire on account of a puncture. This
race was started right after Clark
won the deciding heat of his match
with Verb and without a breathing
spell Jackie was in no condition to
stand a hard race. The hardy Ger
man, Packebusch, took the pace at
the start and had the twenty pros"
who were following him digging into
their pedals with q vengeance to Hang
on. Had the race started off at an
easy pace, Jackie might have come
back" Hansen and Packebusch got
away from the bunch and for eleven
laps maintained lead of a quarter
of lap. Little Hansen finally blew
up from the fast pace and the Teuton
continued alone for three laps before
being overhauled. Shortly before the
start of the last mile Alessio Steffani,
of italy, jumped and took a big lead
that he held to within a lap and a
half from the finish, when Cameron
pulled Cavanagh and the BUNCH up.
Kramer, Grenda, Fogler ands Cava-
nagh had been changing pace to get
the "stealersp and it was this chang
ing pace that killed Kramer. Cava-
nagh never had a better chance to
win big race, but he, roo, was tired.
AL. Krushel, the Buffalo amateur,
was accorded a generous amount of
applause for his ride in the third heat
of the half-mile amateur handicap.
The Buffalo rider appeared to be
handicapped out of all possible chance
of winning, but after battling without
assistance for the full distance, he
won the heat by half a wheel. The
summaries:
One-M Mile National Championship pro
fessional, first two men in heats at half
mile to qualify for sem-finaD-First heat.
won by Alfred Grenda, Tasmania; George
C. Cameron, New York, second; time
I'm. ass. Second heat won by A. Jackie
Clark Australia: Frank Cavanagh. New
ark, second: time, I'm. OBS. Third heat
won by Alfred Goullet, Australia; Ernest
Jokus second; time, I'm. IL Tbs. Fourth
ange; Joseph A. Fogler, Brooklyn, second {;
time, i'm. los.
Semi fnal-Flrst heat, won by Goullet;
Kramer. second; time. I'm. Y 2,5s. second
heat, won by Grenda; Clark, second;
Finai@Won by Clark; Goullet, second;
Kramer. thirdi Grenda, fourth Time
Point Standing. National Championship
Kramer, "a POINTS,: Clark, 20 points;
Goullet, IS points; Grenda, IL points;
Fogler, points: Jokus. 2 points, caya,
to tii' TO- Total points, Ito; ....,..,.,
One Mile Match Race lprofesslonal
best. two out of three heats-A. Jackie
Clark, Australia. won first and third
f ffnts 1 frO% g. sm S7s sm 4s '"
Five-Mile Open (professionall-Won by
Alfred Grenda, Australia Frank l..
Kramer East Orange. second; Frank Cav
anagh. Newark. third; Alvin Loftes,
Providence, fourth: Joseph Fogler Brook
Ign. NTH. Time. ION. ais.
Two-Mlle Invitation (professionaD-
Won by Frank Cavanagh. Newark; Floyd
Krebs, Newark second; George c. Cam
eron, New. York, third; Ernest Jokus
Newark, fourth Herman 70 Packebusch
One-Mie Tandem tprofessioaD-Wo
by, Fogler and LOTUS; Cameron an an,
Jokus. second: Grenda and Mitten. third
Provost and Gauter, fourth; Krebs and
Thuau, ffth. Time, I'm. lbs.
Five-Mile Open (amateur) Won by
Donald MacDougall. Newark; William
Hanley, San Francisco. second: Edward
Madden. Newark third: Franklin Fisher
American A. c., fourth; George PAUL
New York. fifth. Time, lin. 8 lbs.
Half-Mile Handicap (amateur)-Wo
by Ernest Ohrt, San Francisco, SIS yards
Edward Madden, Newark, 40 yards, see
ond; Albert Krushel, Buffalo 30 Yards
third: James Flanagan, Jersey City. u
yards, fourth: II. A. Jaeger, Bayonne
fifth. Time, 56 2-5s.