Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-07
HARRY KAISER NOW HOLDS
DOUBLE CYCLING GROWN

and Grenda and Walker won. Clark
and Rutt came fast TOR a few yards
and gave the winners a battle, but
the mighty power of Grenda was not
to be denied and the German Aus
tralian combination was successfully
repulsed. 4
Clark and Rutt was the popular
team, but Grenda and Walker was
the best team, but for the part they
played In the first running of the
race the winners were Kissed and
paper balls and programs were
hurled at them as they did the tour
of honor the tandem champions OF
the world. Never before was such a
demonstration witnessed at the Vel
odrome. Clark and Rutt, who fin
ished second, were loudly cheered as
they rode around after the finish
McDougall Close to Record.
Riding the one-mile handicap heat
before the final of the title race did
not help McDougali any, but he won
the final within one-t1fth of a second
of record time after the big race
was over Kaiser and Smith did not
compete in the handicap electing to
save their strength for the cham
pionship struggle.
Seventh Handicap for Ray Eaton.
The three-mile handicap, profess
sional, was won by Raymond Eaton,
which is his seventh handicap vic
tory within few weeks. Pete Dro-
bach lent young Eaton helping
hand in the race, which was prob
ably partly responsible for his VIC
tory. Bill Bailey was the back
marker in the race, but he and others
on the short mark, Lawson, Fogler
and Spears, quit after going mile
and half
In the one-third- mile handicap Bob
Spears, the sole scratch man, would
have knocked a full second off the
worlds figures had he won his heat
Bob was less than a length back of
Treibel, the winner, in the fast time
of 36 40 seconds The summarizes:
Worlds Sprint Cycling Derby pro
IIesslonal) One Mile-Won by Frank L.
Kramer, East Orange; Caesar Moretti
third. Time, Am. IS. Last eighth, 119Ss
Worlds Sprint Cycling Derby lama
teur) One Mile--Won by Harry Kaiser
New York; Donald McDougall, Newark,
Time, BIN. AS. Last eighth, 12bs.
One Mile Tandem Championship (Pro-
fessional)-,Won by Alfred Grenda, Tas-
mania, and Gordon Walker, Australia /;
Clark, Australia, second Lloyd Thomas,
Salt Lake City, aud George Cameron,
New York, third. Time, 2m. los. Last
eighth, 11Ms.
Three Mile Handicap (ProfessionaD-
Won by Ray Eaton, Elizabeth d1O
yards(; Joseph Kopsky. Newark 100
yards, second Menus Bedell, Newark
(165 yards), third Jacob Magin, New
ark 170 yardsl, fourth. Time, 5m. 1895.
OneThird Mile Invitation (Profes-
sional)-Won by Larry Corbeti, Aus
tralia go yards(; w. Guldager, Den
mark (65 YARDS, second; Al Triebel,
Newark $40 yards), third; Floyd Krebs,
Newark 90 yardsl, fourth. Time, 35bs.
One Mile Handicap (Amateur)- Won
by. Donald McDougali, Newark (scratch) |;
Edward Madden, Newark (25 yards),
second Fred Taylor, Newark go yards),
third; Fred Weber, Newark Gao yards),
fourth. Time, I'm. 554Ss.
Three Mile Post Race (Amateur)-
Won by. Edward Madden, Newark g
points, John Dreher, Newark g points,,
second Harry Kaiser, New York Thorn
as Smith, Irvington, and Walter Schee,
Newark, tied for third with 3 pointsG
Time, 6m. Is.
Two Mile Novice (Amateur)-Won by
J. Macchia, Newark Charles Christian
son, Newark, second. Time, ON. HIS.