Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-11
M DOUGALL WILL
/. GET LAST Chance
Little Mac Has Fighting Spirit
and Hopes to Retrieve
Defeats.
KRAMER IN NOVEL RACE


Donald McDougal1 will take a final
crack at Mysterious" Bill Bailey, the
worlds amateur champion, at the
Nelodrome tomorrow afternoon. I
Bailey will sail Wednesday for his
home in London and this will be Nc
Dougalfs last chance to retrieve his
lost laurels. Soundly trounced in two
matches with the speedy Englishman,
the Yankee is much chagrined and is
hopeful of turning the tide in the duel
tomorrow. 1t is said that little Mac
is moving faster now than at any time
since the advent of Bailey in America,
and there are quite a few who believe
that McDougall will come through
winner tomorrow.
AS this match is to be mixed style
contest with one heat at the English
mans style and one heat at the
American style, which Will largely
favor McDougall, and the style of the
third heat, if a third heat is neces
sary, decided by the toss of coin
luck will, no doubt, play an important
part in deciding the match. 1t is cor
coded that Bailey will take the Frencl
style heat and with two pacemaker'
in the American style heat McDo'
gall should win that leg of the mate
If this proves true, then the boy WI
is lucky enough to call the flip of th
coin can choose his fayortte style j
the deciding heat, which. will probably
give him the match.
ALI Grenda, of Victoria, Australia,
and Reggie Mcnamara, of New South
Wales, Australia, two sections of the
AntipodeS, between which there Is as
much rivalry as exists between the
north and south of Ireland, will bat
tie tomorrow in a pursuit race Of the
unlimited variety. An ordinary pur-
suit race is not the most exciting con-
test in the world, but there is one or
two angles to this particular pursuit
event that places 1t above the ordi"
nary. The contestants are the two
greatest unpaced riders in the game
today; that is one angel, and they are
old and bitter enemies, and since the
b advent of Mcnamara a fight that
started in Australia years ago has i
been continued here; that is the other !
angle. The winner will be conceded
the pursuit champion, no other riders
caring to try for the honors while
these bears are in the game. 1t is
sure to be a real battle and one that
will, without doubt, be long-drawn +
out 1t may go farther than the
famous pursuit race between Frank
Kramer and ALT Goullet, that was run I
on the old track in 1870 and went al /
most fourteen miles before Goullet I
the winner, was able to down the
American champion.
Grenda and Mcnamara have made.
special preparation for this match,
and they are both confident of VIC
tory, at least they say they are.
Mcnamara has never performed in
pursuit event here, and Grenda has
ridden but one race of that kind.
By his riding in long open races and
handicapS Mcnamara has shown his
great staying powers and his game
ness, the two requisites for pursuit
racing. Grenda won rather handily
over Pete Drobach last season, and
Pete is considered one of the best
'pursuiterS' in the game. Pete proved
his ability two years ago by trim
ming Goullet when "Goullie' was at
his best as a pursuit rider.
In sprint team match that is
one of the features of the bill tomor-
row the two Yankee Franks, Kramer
and Cavanagh, will meet two Yankee
Australian pairs-Jackie Clark and
liver Lawson and Joe Fogler and Bob
Spears. This match will be run In
heats with the winners having to an
mex two heats to win the race. Cava-
nagh and Kramer worked well to-
Rether and won similar race earlier
m the season from a very select field,
and they look like the winners again.
Cavanagh rides like q champion when
he is working with Kramer, and the
riders who oppose him in the pull
ing will have something to figure
on.
A five-mile open professional will
bring out the entire field with Kra-
mer and the rest of the riders in the
team match riding. The one-third
mile handicap, professional, will not
find the team race men in, but Grenda
and Men amara will be among the
starters. The amateur events are
,half-mile handicap and a three-mile
open. McDougall will compete in the
open. but he will remain out of the
handicap.
George Wiley, the American motor
paced champion and former worlds
champion, will sail this afternoon on
the Imperator for Europe. Wiley has
engagements on the winter tracks of
Paris and Brussels that will keep
him busy all winter. He will return
for the outdoor season in America
next season.