Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-21


Kramer and Fogler on the last turn
just as Kramer swept up high on
the bank.
The final brought out Goullet,
Grenda, Fogler, Herman Packebusch,
of Germany; Paddy Hehir. Francesca
Verri, of Italy; Frank Cavanagh and
liver Lawson. Lawson went to the
front two laps from the finish, with
Grenda on his wheel and Goullet fol-
lowing Grenda. Tho Swede did not
ride as though he was out To win
and some one-most<likely Grenda--
was being pulled. The big Tasmanian
got the advantage of the pull at any
rate and when he dashed for home at
in single file. Goullet made his bid
on the final turn and won by hall
wheel. with Cavanagh third and
Verri fourth Paddy Hehir rode into
fifth money. Jackie Clark failed to
make the final on account of pune
tured tire in his heat.
Tho one-mile tandem open was n
battle from the gun. Six teams
started and they fought for the lead
from the start to the finish, covering
the mile in the fast time OF / minute
40 2-5 seconds. As Grenda and Hehir
were rounding the turn out of the
home stretch on the third lap Victor
Thuau, of France, the Chatter
Champion" took his right hand off
his bars and pushed the Australian
pair up the track, which caused them
to swerve almost into the guard rail.
Grenda, who was steering, brought
his machine down the track again
and walloped the little Frenchman on
tho back, which made him behave
during the remainder of the contest.
Provost and Gauthier came to the
front at two laps from the finish with
great burst of speed that looked
like sure victory. but they weak
ened at the twelfth pole and Fogler
and Alvin Loftes came up alongside
of the Frenchmen The Yankee pair
did not get by without battle, how
ever. and 1t was not until the last
few yards that they reached a lead
ing position. Little Norman Hansen
and Packebusch came strong in the
last furlong and finished second after
passing FIVE teams in the last lap.
Aubrey Taylor made a fine impress
sion in the amateur races. Riding
from the forty-five yard mark in the
half-mile handicap he took his heat
and the final with little difficulty, but
in the three-mile open he won by
inches only after hard battle with
AL Krushel, of Buffalo. The young
Australian proved himself a gamester
In this race and also a roughster, and
he won by outgaming the Buffalonian.
They rode side by side for the entire
spring Krushel was almost far
enough to take the lead and cut
down on the pole, but the Australian
continued the fight and would not
give an inch which finally resulted in
his victory Two spills occurred in
this race in one Of which Champion
Donald MacDougal1 went down. The
champion finished third in the handi-
cap, with e. o. Lake second. The
summaries:
one-Mile Match Race (professionaD-
Thorwald Ellegaard. Denmark, defeated
Alfred Grenda, Tasmania in two straight
heats Time t1ast one-eighth mile, first
heat, Y 2-5s,; second heat - los .
Alfred Goullet, Australia Alfred Grenda,
Tasmania. second; Frank Cayanagh,
Newark, third; francesca Verri, Italy
fourth; p &c Q; Hehir, Australia fifth
Half-Mlle Handicap professionalism
by Norman Anderson, Denmark $50 yards);
liver Lawson, Salt Lake City (25 yards,
second; Frank L.. Kramer, Fast Orange
(seratch), third Ernest yedrine, France
go yards), fourth; Frank Cavanagh, New
ark Is YARDS, fifth Time, 55s.
Miss-and-Out (professionaD-Won by
Floyd Krebs, Newark; Herman Packe-
busch, Germany, second: Gordon Walker,
Australia, third Ernest Jokus. Newark,
fifth. Time, Am 80 a5s. Distance. 2
one-Miie' Tandem. Open PROFESSIONAL
Won by Joseph Fogler, Brooklyn, and
Alvin Loftes. Providence: Herman Packe-
busch, Germany, aud Norman Hansen,
Denmark, second; Julian Provost, France,
and Julian Gautier. France, third; George
Newark, fourth Alfred Grenda, Tas-
mania, and P; o. Hehir, Australia, fifth.
Time, I'm. 40 LBS.
Three-Mile Open tamateur)--won by
Aubria Taylor, Australia; Al krnshel
Buffalo, second; William Petit, Rock
ark, fourth Time, 6m. 20 Ass.
Half Mile Handicap lamateur)-Won by
Aubria Taylor, Australia AS yards); A. o.
Lake. Empire City Wheelmen as yards)
second; Donald MacDougall, Newark
(scratch), third; Edward Madden, New
ark (35 yardsl. fourth; John ]. Brennan,
Newark ,, go YARDS f3 ynn Time IS sSs
Newark; Santo Benfatto, Akron Wheel
men second Time I'M IS.