Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-31

so 1aSt IN inc last lap diAu a nal,
neither of them could come out on
him in the stretch.
Goullet took the French point
match from liver Lawson and Caya-
nagh, but the race was robbed of
much interest through an unfortu-
nate accident to Francesca Verri, the
italian rider, who fell and sustained
a dislocated shoulder. This put the
Italian out of the race. In the first
heat of the match Cavanagh met
Verri, and the latter won, after
hard ride on the outside, and he dis
played such speed he was picked as
the ultimate winner of the race. In
the second heat Goullet won from
Lawson without much trouble. In
the heat that followed Lawson and
Verri met, and it was in this leg of
the match that the Italian came a
cropper. AS the pair reached the
twelfth pole, at a lap to go, Lawson
was leading and Verri came up on
the outside. Lawson met his jump,
and as they hit the turn the Italian
swerved into the Swede, and went
down. When Verri jumps he wob-
bles considerably, and as he side
swiped Lawson his pedal caught liver
in the calf of his right leg, cutting
a semi-circular cash six inches long.
The next heat brought Cavanagh
and Goullet together. and the latter
won, after a great ride. The big
fellow put up brave fight on the
outside. and for three-quarters of a
lap they rode neck and neck. Cava-
taa rrIa L. Il
son, and then the three met in the
final. The final heat was the best of
the match, and the three riders
finished inches apart. The judges
called it a dead heat between Cava-
nagh and Goullet, much to the dis
gust of the audience, who believed
that Cavanagh was the winner
Goullet was winner of the match
with 21s points, Cavanagh was Sec
ond with AZ and Lawson had Z
points. Had Cavanagh been awarded
the decision in the final he and Goul-
let would have been tied for first
money with points each.
There was a mix-up in the miss
and-out" race for professionals,
caused by Herman Packebusch,
fusing to drop out of the contest
when called out. Floyd Krebs was
the winner, Worth Mitten was
awarded second money and Norman
Hansen and George Cameron finished
third and fourth, respectively.
Donald MacDougall won both of
the amateur races by wide margins
and outclassed his fellow amateurs.
In the handicap the champion, con-
trary to his usual custom, elected to
take an easy ride in the wake of
Aubrey Taylor, the Australian
champion. Donald followed Taylor
until the final eighth and then
jumped away and made runaway
finish His victory in the three mile
open was easier than the handicap.
Taylor was second in this race. AL
Krushel was third and Tim Sullivan,
of New Haven, was fourth. For the
second time In his career as cyclist
Donald's mother saw her son display
his athletic prowess. which made the
little champions triumphs unusually
gratifying. The summaries:
Four-Cornered French Point Race trial
heats at half mile)-First heat, francesca
syerrt Italy, won from Frank Cavanagh.
u LIS. Second heat, Alfred Gouilet
Australia, won from liver Lawson. Salt
Lake City; time, last one-eighth mile,
~ 2-5s. Third heat, Goullet won from
Cavanagh; time, last one-eiehth mile, 1873
Fourth heat, Cavanagh won from Law
son; time, last one-eighth mile, u 2-5s.
Final Heat-Dead heat between Goullet
and Cavanagh; lawson, third. Time 12s
Point score; Goullet. 81 points; Cava-
nagh, AZ points: Lawson, points. (Verri
Injured in third heat; withdrew from
race.)
Five-Mile Open professionaD-wo by
A, Jackie Clark, Australia; Alfred Goui-
Hehir. Australia, third; Alfred Grenda
Tasmania, fourth, Lloyd Thomas, San
one-Mile Handicap (professionaD-wo
by. Alessio stefani, italy goo YARDS;
Julian Gautier. France n15 yards) sec
ond; William Morton. Harrison 145 yards)
third; Ernest yedrine, France q15 yardsl,
Yards, hfth. Time, I'm. 4s S-5s.
Won by Floyd Krebs, Newark Worth
u. Mitten, Davenport, Ia. second; Nor
man Hansen, Denmark, third; George G.
foff Fourth ALVIN Vim tSf s
Distance, mile laps.
( Half-Mile Handicap (amateur)-Won by
Donald MacDougall Newark (scratch) !;
Joseph Brexel, New York $50 yardsl, sec
lond; a; o. Lake, Empire City Wheel
Australia 90 yardsl, fourth; George PAUL..
Mohawk A. c. t35 yards, fifth Time,
Three-Mile Open (amateur)-won by
Donald MacDougall. Newark; Aubrey
Buffalo, third; Tim Sullivan, New Haven.
fourth Time, 6m. 46 LBS,