Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-02

let. Kramer came from last place al
the eighth and by a high ride rode
into second place, a half length be-
hind Clark. This was the best ride
the champion made in the race.
Grenda finished third, Goullet was
fourth and Lawson fifth.
Second, third. fourth and fifth
money were decided on points. Grenda
took second money with 10 points,
Lawson and Kramer scored points
each and divided third and fourth
money, and Goullet was fifth with .
points.
Reginald Mcnamara put up Won
derfuI ride in the three-mile handicap,
and won from scratch, with Goullet
second. Lloyd Thomas was third, and
Paddy Hehir and Spears took fourth
and fifth money. Mcnamara did most
of the work in bringing the back
markers up to the field on the long
marks, and at mile and a half he
shook the back-markers and caught
the leaders alone. Two laps later the
field was punched.
| Two laps from home Thomas took
fiier and picked UP lead that APP
peared to be sufficient to gain him a
victory. Mcnamara went after the
flying Californian and overhauled
him on the back stretch. At the bell
Goullet made brave effort to pass
Mcnamara, but the sturdy Reggie
jumped and opened gap, in which
Goullet was thankful to drop into and
follow the protecting wake of his fell
low countryman. Goullet came out
again down the final stretch, but
gained but a few inches on the win
ner. Joe Reeber, with handicap Of
almost a lap, caught the scratch men
ON the second lap and hung on for a
mile and half He was shaken off
when Mcnamara sprinted after the
leaders, and rode unpaced for a mile
and one lap, maintaining the lead
until Thomas went out.
When the Californian midget sailed
by little Joe's dream of possessing
fifty iron men" was shattered, and
he was seen dismounting on the back
stretch when Mcnamara crossed the
tape.
Champion Donald McDougall did
not show his usual form yesterday,
and, although he was a winner in the
one-third-mile open for amateurs, he
was pressed hard, and was victor by a
very small margin. Willie Hanley, of
California, was second and Harry
Kaiser third.
With an astonishing display of
speed Walter Schlee won the five-mile
amateur handicap, after the race de-
Veloped into practically a scratch
event, the field being punched before
the riders went mile Schlee jumped
at the bell, and Tommy Smith, Kaiser
ana McDougall were unable to gain
an inch on the Oak Leaf rider. The
others finished in the order named.
Bike summaries:
me Grand Criterion Zone mile proees-
slonai. qualifying heats)-Fi-st heat won
by Alfred Goulet, Australia; Reggie Me-
HIsamara, Australia, second; u. Is. Root,
Boston,, Mass, third; time last eighth
mile Il 2-5s. Second heat won BY 4
Jackie Clark, Australia; Robert Spears,
Australia, second; Fred Hill Boston
19,rai him time last eighth-mile L Los;
Lake City; Joseph Fogler, Brooklyn,
second; Frank Cavanagh. Newark third:
time last eighth-mile, lbs. Fourth heat
won by Frank l.. Kramer, East Crane;
Alfred Grenda. Tasmania, second; p
O'Sullivan Hehir. Australia, third: time
last eighth-mile Us.
RePechage heat won by Grenda; Hehir,
First final heat won by Clark; Law
son, second; Kramer, third; Grenda,
fourth; Goullet, fifth. Time last eighth
mile, Us.
Second final heat won by Grenda;
Lawson second; Goullet, third; Kramer,
fourth; Clark, fifth. Time last eighth
mile) IL ass
Third final heat won by Clark Kramer.
second Grenda, third; Goullet, fourth
Lawson, fifth. Time, 12s.
Winners on points-Clark, first, II
points, Grenda second. 10 points; Law
son. third, points; Kramer, fourth, 9
points; Goullet fifth. points.
Three-mile Handicap PROFESSIONAL
Won by Reginald Mcnamara, Australia,
scratch; Alfred Goullet, Australia,
scratch, second; Floyd Thomas, San
Francisco, 80 yards, third; Z. OSulli-
van Hehir, Australia, 80 yards, fourth;
Robert Spears Australia 20 yards, fifth.
Time en-. 2-5s.
Miss-and-Out (professional)-Won by
Gordon Walker Australia; Floyd Thomas,
San Francisco, second; Peter Drobach
Boston, third; Frank Cory, Australia,
fourth; George c. Cameron, New York,
fifth. Time, Am. S5s. Distance, two
miles
One-third-mile Open amateur)-Wo
by Donald McDougall Newark; Williin
Hanley, San Francisco, second Harry
Kaiser. Bronx third John j. Brennan,
Newark fourth; Harry Simpson, Spald-
ing A. C., fifth. Time, 40 4-5s
Five-mile Handicap (amateurl-Won by
Walter Schlee, Oak Leaf A. a., 10
yards; Tommy Smith. lrvington, "
Yards, second; Harry Kaiser, Bronx,
scratch, third; Fred Taylor, Newark 100
yards fourth; Donald McDougall, New
ark, scratch, fifth, Time ION. 81 2-5s