Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-04
JACKIE CLARK HAS ANOTHER
BIG DAY AT The VELODROME
Australian Rocket" as Happy as Lark After De-
featng Goullet in Match Race and
Winning the Ten-mile Open.
CHAMPION KRAMERs VICTORIOUS RIDE IN HANDICAP

Champion Kramer was rather pleased
to win the half-mile handicap, which
he did very prettily. riding alone from
scratch. He had rather easy ride.
as Lawson, his nearest man, went all
the way and the "chapmer" accepted
the tow" Floyd Krebs copied sec
ond money and Ryan accounted for
third Alessio Stefani, of Italy, and
Worth Mitten followed Ryan in.
The one-mile tandem open for pro-
fessionals was a bear" The seven
teams battled right from the gun,
and the pace was fast, SO fast that
there was little sprint at the finish,
every team being "pestered. Grenoa
and Hehir were the winners, and they
had hard ride, most of which was
in front. Fogler and Loftes were sec
ond. Lawson and Thomas looked like
! the class, but they used poor judg-
ment and had nothing left for the
finish.
Both amateur races were won by
Donald MacDougall, the amateur
champion, which is nothing unusual.
Cleaning up programs has become a
habit with the title-holder. BY win
ming the two mile championship, Mac
Dougall has a clean slate in the title
races this season, having won all of
the five races that have been run.
Aubrey Taylor, the amateur cham
pion of Australia, ran second in botn
amateur events. The summaries:
One-Mile Match Race professional =,
Jackie Clark, Australia defeated Alfred
Goulet Australia, in two ab straight heats, heats.
First heat u 2-5s; second heat, u lbs.
Ten Mile Open (professionaD1Won by
Jackie Clark, Australia; 7. oS S
Hehir Auctralia, second; Lloyd Thomas,
San Francisco, third Alfred Goullet,
Australia, fourth; Alfred Grenda, Tas-
mania, fifth. Time.2im. 2s lbs eoss,onon
Won by Frank H. Kramer East Orange,
scratch Floyd Krebs, Newark, AZ yards,
second Martin Ryan, Newark, 30 yards,
third; Alessio stefani, Italy, 10 yards,
yards, fifth. Time-54 45s.
Miss and Out professional Won by
P: ,0sullivan Hehir, Australia Gordon
sen, Denmark, third; Ernest Jokus,
GUM, ifth. Tlme~Sm. IS 2-5s Dis
one Mile Tandem Open professionally =
Won by Alfred Grenda, Austria liza, and 7.
o,s9livap Heir, Australia Joseph dfte A.
PogeiGG s snd Alvl9 GEORGE
Cameron, New York, and Ernest J1ekns.
cisco, and 1yer Lawson, Salt Lake City,
fourth; Julian Provost. Belgium, ana
Julian Gautier, France, fifth. Time-1m.
Two Mile National Championship lama
teur)-Trial heats and semi finals run
at half mile-First heat won by Au-
brey Taylor, Australia; John Beeht, EN-
pire City Wheelman, second. TimeL1m.
2-5s. Second heat won by Donald Mac.
Dougall, Newark Herbert Yarnold, Ea st
Orange, second Time--1m. los. Third
heat won by Edward Madden. Newark /;
James Flanagan, Jersey City, second.
Time-1m. 9 2-5s. Fourth heat won by
Bert Worth, Chicago; William Petit.
Rockville Centre, second. Time--1m. 7
POS.
Semi fnal--First heat won by Madden (;
Petit, second. Time-1m. 4-5s. Second
heat won by MacDougall; Taylor, sec
ond Time-1m. 2-5s.
Final--Won by MacDougall; Taylor,
second Madden, third; Petit, fourth.
Time-4m. "a 2-5s.
Point Standing, National Championship
(amateur) ARCHAEOLOGICAL 25 points; Han.
ley, points; Petit Z points Taylor, 9
points Madden 4 points: Krushel. 3
points Sullivan. point. Five races run
to date. Total IS points.
One Mile Handicap (amateur)-Won by
Donald MacDougall, Newark, scratch
Aubrey Taylor, Australia. % yards, sec
ond Al Krushel, Buffalo, So yards, third !;
John ]. brennan. Newark: 10 yards
fourth Julius Schmidt, Newark, 1876
yasds, fifth. Time-2m. 4s.
Half Mile (novice)-Won by #. Thomp-
son, Newark; #. Koelhoepfer, second.
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