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

as to his ability to stave off Goullet
in the home-stretch and he gave the
Australian nifty switch as he left
the turn.
William Morton, with a handicap of
265 yards, won the two-mile profess
sional handicap, with Ernest Vedrine,
of France, second and Herman Packe-
busch, of Germany, third Goullet was
the only scratch man who finished in
the money. "Goullie' was fifth and
Floyd Krebs took fourth money. Nor
ton and Vedrine caught the scratch
men on the third lap.
Ernest Jokus accounted for the two
mile invitation for professionals. and
Victor Thuau, of France, who is pretty
much joke as a'rider in the ma jority
of his races, was second and came
within an ace of npplng Jokus at the
| tape for first money. Floyd Krebs
was third and George Cameron fourth.
Old Franklin Fisher. of the Irish
| American A. c., the veteran of the
amateur ranks, won the one mile
| handicap after a fine pull by Jerry
| Nunziata. an honest Italian boot
| black. Referee Ross believed the
| riders guilty of team work. but both
riders denied vehemently the accusa-
ton that they were teaming and they
| got away with ii. The marks were
long in the race and Champion Mac
| Dougall failed to qualify in his heat.
MacDougall won the Australian pur-
suit race after two miles and half.
| Nunziata was second and Billy Petit
was third The summarizes:
Two-mile National Championship, Pro,
fessonal first two, in half.mle trial
heat won by A. Jackie Clarke, Australia;
Alessio Stefani. Italy, second; time. I'm.
| Is Los; Second heat won by. Frank
Cavanagh. Newark; Alfred Grenda, Tas-
mania. second; time, I'm. 4-5s, Third
heat won by Alfred Goullet, Australia !;
Joseph Fogler, Brooklyn, second: time,
In. 10 S-5s Fourth heat won by Frank
l.. Kramer, East Orange; George C. Cam
eron. New York, second; time, I'm. 3-5s
Semi-tnals-First heat won by Gonllet
cavanagh. second; time, I'm. q lbs. Sec
ond i heat l won by Kramer Grenda. sec
Final-Dead heat between Kramer and
Grenda; Gonllet, third; cavanagh, fourth
Time. 5m. 10 ASS.
Point standing. national championship:
Kramer, Al points; Clark. 30 points;
Goullet, 26 points: Grenda, 90 points; Fog
Ter. $ points: Cavanagh. 2 points: Jokus.
2 points; Hill, l point. Total points, 1872
one-mile Match PROFESSIONALLY by
Frank L. Kramer, East Orange. and
| Frank Cavanagh. Newark, In two straight
heats; Alfred Goulet. Australia. and Jo-
seph Fogler. Brooklyn, second: A. Jackie
Clarke, Australia, and Alfred Goullet,
Tasmania, third. Time. 2m, 81 1-5s. /;
Pm. 24s.
Two-mile Invitation (professionaD-Wo on
by Ernest Jokus, Newark; Victor 'rhuan,
| France. second; Floyd Krebs, Newark,
third: George c. Cameron. New York.
fourth; Herman Packebusch. Germany,
fifth. Time. 5m 35s.
| Two-mie Handicap Understandable on
| by William Morton, Harrison t265 YARDS
Ernest Vedrine, France $3.50 yards). sec
ond; Herman Packebusch. Germany dl0
yardsl, third Floyd Krebs. Newark $50
| yards) fourth: Alfred Goullet, Australia
(scratchl, fifth. Time, BIN. 55s.
| Australian Pursuit Race tamateur)--
| Won by Donald MacDougall, Newark
Jerry Nunziata, Italian-German A. A.,
second; William Petit. Rockville Centre.
third; Joseph j. Daley. Bayonne, fourth;
Albert Krushel, Buffalo. fifth. Time, 6m.
1885, Distance. miles laps.
0ne-mile Handicap tamateurl-Won by
Franklin Fisher. Irish-American A. c,
n2O yards): r. Weichselfelder. Newark
las yardsl second: Charles f. Hansen,
Jersey city d20 yards), third; Albert
krushel. Buffalo (40 yardsl, fourth; Jerry
Nunziata Itaian-American A. A. Q3O
yards), fifth. Time, I'm. IS.
/ Half-mile Noyice-Won by H. Smith,
East Orange; c. u. BENTON. Bayonne,
second. Tiwa. I'M 7i-sS