Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-01

, pacernakers were strewn around the
oval Clark put a pleasing finish Il
the battle and showed that he was
about the freshest rider in the contest
by sprinting past Mcnamara on the
final lap When Grenda dismounted
after the race he was a very tired
rider and almost collapsed. Nc
Namara was in about the same con-
dition and Clark was pretty much
all in.
In the short-distance events on the
program Referee Arthur Ross doled
out sentences like a police court
Judge Professionals and amateurs
suffered alike, and four riders We're
disqualified by his ruling for either
switching or team work. In the half
mile open, professional, Grenda was
disqualified for switching Kramer in
a trial heat which the former won,
and Cavanagh met the same fate for
the same offense against Goullet
This race was won by Clark, who
raced away from a very select field,
after having the advantage of a long
pull from Mcnamara, who was sec
ond.
Mcnamara did not pull Clark, but
he went almost two laps with The
Rocket" on his wheel in second posi-
ton. Clark was easily the best man
in the race, and he might have won
from any position. Whatever chance
Kramer had of winning was nullified
through Fogler holding the champion
in a pocket until the stretch was
reached.
Fogler and Clark appeared to be
very friendly, but the only assistance
Clark received through Fogler's ride
was the pocketing of Kramer. The
ir6
and Bob Spears followed the cham
pion across the finish line. Mcnamara
deserves praise for his ride, for no
other rider ever carried a sprint for
two laps and finished as well as this
latest importation from the antip-
odes.
To the strains of Here Comes the
Bride" Donald MacDougall, the eX-
champion amateur of the world. made
his temperance at the Veiodrome,
following h honeymoon TO New Eng
land. The ex-champion sisnalized
his return by winning the two-thirds-
mile open and running second in thu
three-mile handicap. In the scratch
race Harry Kaiser, of the Bronx.
pushed MacDougall hard, and he did
not win by his customary margin.
Willie Hanley and Tommy Smith fin
ished third and fourth, respectively,
in this race.
Walter Schlee, with a handicap of
1875 yards, won the three-mile handi-
cap by catching the scratch men and
the backmarkers on the eighth hap of
the race, when the latter loafed- 1t
was not until four laps from the
finish that the backmarkers caught
the limit men. MacDougall raced
away from the field and took second,
with Eddie Madden, who had forty
yards. third, and Kaiser, fourth, from
Alessio Stefani, the popular little
italian rider. won the unknown dis
lance race, but was disqualified for
taking the pole on the inside a lap
and a half from the finish. At two
miles and one lap the Italian must
have received a divine inspiration. for
he suddenly jumped from the rear OF
the field and took a commanding lead
Just at the proper time to win So
well did Stefani time his effort, many
in the stands We're under the impr0i-
sion that he had been tipped off as
to what the distance of the race was
10 b O. This was not the case, how
ever. for no one but Starter G. j.
A bieneste knew what distance the
race was to go. The summaries:
Marcel Durand Prize, Tandem Paced
Match Race (profes by Al
fred Grenda, Australia, distance. 10 miles:
Reginald Mcnamara, distance II miles,
laps, second: A. Jackie Clark; distance,
IA miles laps, third. Time, SOm 2ss;
Half Mile Open professional by
Namara, Australia, second; Frank L.
Kramer, East orange, third; Joseph A.
Fogler. Brooklyn. fourth Robert Spear,
Australia. fifth. Time, I'm. 2-2s.
professional)-won by Willie coburn.
Newark; Jacob Magin. Newark, second;
AL Triebel, Newark, third Fred t. Keefe,
Australia. fourth Fred West, San Fran
cisco, fifth Time ON; 30 Fps rt ptsta9 ace
ished first. but was disqualified for TAX
ing the pole from inside.
One-Mile Tandem Open PROFESSIONAL
and Lloyd Thomas. San Francisco: Jo-
seph A. Fogler, Brooklyn, and ?. OSul-
Ivan Hehir, Australia, second; John
Bedell Lynbrook, L.. l.; and Menus
Bedell, Lynbrook. L. l.. third; Al Hal-
stead London. England. and Peter Dro-
bach, Boston. fourth; Jay Eaton Eliza
beth, and Edward Rupprecht, Newark,
fifth. Time. I'm. - 2-5s.
by Donald MeDougall, Newark; Harry
Kaiser, Bronx, second: William Hanley,
san Francisco. third; Thomas Smith, Try
ineton. fourth; Fred Weber, Newark,
nTth Ilme. I'M. ~ JOS.
Three Mile Handirap (amateur) Won
by Walter Schlee, Oak Leaf A. A.. 125
yards: Donald McDongall. Newark,
scratch. second; Edward Madden New
ark. 40 yards. third; Harry Kaiser,
Bronx. scratch. fourth: George p. Smith,
Rockville Centre, 800 yards, fifth. Time,
5m 80 2-5s
Two-Miie Novice-Won by q. Batailee.
Fast ORANGE: George Harvey, Brooklyn,
second Time Am. As lbs.