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/ ment, caught Grenda behind tired
team and soon opened up command
| ing lead. At the bell Grenda left his
tandem and went after Mcnamara,
| but the lead was too great to over
come and the Tasmanian lost out
| 1t was easily the most exciting race
staged at the track in some time.
Although liver Lawson was beaten
by the proverbial eyelash in the third
mile open, he showed that he still has
a good kick left, although he was
| figured as a dead one earlier in the
season. At the start Grenda got away
in front with Lawson in second and
Mcnamara In third position. At the
bell the tall Tasmanian was in high
speed and looked to have the race
sewed up. On the back stretch Law
son made his bid and, riding on the
outside of Grenda all around the turn,
was defeated by inches only. Nc
Namara finished third. Spears fourth
and Clark fifth.
In the tandem handicap, reserved
for teams pacing in the Clark Nc
Namara-Grenda match, Grassy
Ryan, the Velodrome barber, and
Norman Hansen, the Dane, sprung a
surprise when they defeated the field
Halstead and Drobach finished in Sec
ond place, while the Bedells-John
and Menus-finished third. Fred Hill
and Paddy Hehir ran fourth and
, Cameron and Jolus landed fifth
money.
In the championship stakes for the
amateurs Donald McDougall, Gus
Wohlrab. Harry Kaiser and Eddie
Madden qualified out of the sixteen
invited for the event. McDougall
came home in front with Harry Kali
ser in second and Eddie Madden ir
third place. Fred Woisin, who had
100 yards handicap, took the two-third-
| mile handicap for the amateurs and
McDougall, the scratch man, finished
second after a hard ride. Gus Bower
and S. Gundaker managed to escape
the carnage in the two-mile novice
and finished in that order from a
large field. The summaries:
Ten-Mile Match Race professional.
paced by tandemsl-Won by, Reginald
Tasmania. second: A. Jackie Clark, Aus
tralia, third. Time, 20m. 2-5s.
Match Race lone mile amateurl-Bill
BAILEY England defeated Gus Ssot Wohlra6 S
last eighth Of each mile-First heat,
u 2-5s; second heat, 10 3-5s.
One Mile Tandem handicap profess
sional-Won by Martin Ryan, Newark.
and Norman Hansen, Denmark. 80 yards;
Al Halstead, England. and Peter Dro-
bach, Boston, so Yards, second; John Be
dell. Newark. and Menus Bedell. Newark !;
20 yards third; Fred Hill. Boston, and p
o'Snllivan Hehir, Australia, rs yards,
fourth: George c. Cameron, New York,
and Ernest Jokus. Newark, 50 yards.
fifth. Time, I'm, Sc 3-5s.
0ne-Third Mile open fprofessionaD-
Won b Alfred Grenda. Tasmania; liver
Lawson, Salt Lake City. second: Regi-
maid Mcnamara. Australia, third; Rob
ert Spears. Australia, fourth; A. Jackie
Clark, Australia, fifth. Time 80 2-5s.
Unknown Distance Race professional
Won by Willie Coburn, Newark; Floyd
Krebs, Newark. second; Fred Hill, Bos-
ton. third; George c. Cameron. New
York, fourth; Jay Eaton. Elizabeth, fifth.
Time. 3m. II los. Distance, / mile and
2 laps.
Amateur Champion Stakes fone-half
mile)-Won by Donald MeDougall, New
ark; Harry Kaiser, Bronx, second; Ed
ward Madden, Newark third: Gus Wohl-
rab,- Jersey City, fourth. Time, I'm.
Two-Thirds Mile Handicap (amateur)-
Won by Fred Watson, Yorkville, 100
yards: Donald McDougall, Newark.
scratch. second; H. w Heinze New
York, 10 yards third; Frank Haren-
burg, Irvington. 50 yards, fourth: c. e.
Benton, Bayonne, 30 yards, fifth. Time,
I'm. 81 2-5s
Two-Mile Novice (amateur,-Gus Bower,
East Orange; 5. Gundecker Newark.
second. Time, 5m. is 2-5s.