Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-11
EVEN BALANCE to- III
TEAM RACE FIELD
Stars and Second String Riders
Divided Up for Fifty-MiIe
Event.
.sPRINTS TO BE PLENTIFUgo

SPRINTS TO BE PLENTIFUlso
At least seventeen and possibly
eighteen teams viii start in the fifty
mile team race at the yeIodrome TO-
morrow night. Nine Of the teams
have stars on them and there is bnt
one team composed Of first-raters
The field is as evenly balanced as. Il
can be. but as there are not enough
big fellows to go around, eight Of the
teams are composed Of .slittIen fel-
lows. But there are so many angles
TO the race the second string riders
viii cut into the prize money. which
is strung along throughout the race,
! On the odd miles there will he
spirits for points and the stars viii
90 after these points. for the big race
VIII be decided on points On ,the
twenty-five even miles there is prize
money and the riders who have not a.
chance IN the sprints for points viii
direct their efforts 10 securing These
prizes.
There WIN Be Action Every Minute
With the prospects of fifty good
spr1nts. the fans should see some
great racing, in which there viii he
no Interruptions. It will be bane
bang, all the way. with the sprlnes
coming with the precision and rapi-
dity of gatling gun. A few fans
saw similar race one cold dav r s
! April OF this year, and they will never
forget II. On that occasion Walter
Kutt, teamed with Pete Drobach. car
RED OH first honors after a long. hard
battle with the Australians, Aft GouI-
let and Aft Grenda- These same rid
ers will battle again tomorrow niel,f.
along with Champion Frank Kramer
Jackie Clark. Cesar Morettf Eoh
Spears, Frank Cavanagh, Joe FogAer
and Iver Lawson. The total prizs. :
money In the race amounts 10 $500,
First prize is <125 and second. thIfaa IN
fourth, fifth and sixth prizes are xea. z
$40, 500, $40 and $50, respectively. Ene
aooltion to these prizes and the fresx
dollar prizes at the end of every ever,
mile, there are twenty two-doIIar
lap prizes, which make a total n 2
nIty-one prizes to be contested for.
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The Tartar Stakes
| The 100-kilometer team race rim.
this spring at the Velodrone was
called the Walter Rutt Stakes TIE
race tomorrow is called the Tartar
Stakes Rutt and Drobach won the.
race named after the worlds cham /.
pion, with a total of fifty points. I.
Goullet and Walker. who were sec
| ond, scored 40 points, Grenda ami
Pye scored SO points and were third .
and Clark and Lawrence finished Z
fourth with score Of % points.79In
that race Clarence Carruan. the !.
motor-paced rider. stole away on the
mai mile and was the winner OF TIE
last leg OF the race. This gave Car
man and his partner. Joe Kopskt
10 points, and with Is points seore& :
earlier in the race, they got fiffh (
money with 80 points. s-r-~-
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Likely to Resemble six-Day Race =
There is very apt to be some regu-
lar six-day Jams in the big race
The little fellows are going to tf4f
to sew I'D the race by stealing a lar5
for that is their only chance of ctif
ting into the big prize money. somes.
OF the big teams may take a hand in
lap stealing. And ii would not -be~
surprising to see some of the stars.
IN combination 70 get a lap on the
| field. All sorts OF things can haDt5s}{ss7
In race OF this kind and all sorts 81
angles will arise. SO
- ess{
Record Trials WIN Tell
| In the sixth of mile record trials
for the professionals and arnafeuFs.
which are the other races on the card
the fans will see who is the fastestsr
rider in each class. In a record triaE >
there is no teaming or no switching-
| il is just a straight ride and the fast
est man wins The ten best pros
viii ride against the watch in the
professional record trial and the ten
best amateurs viii compete in the
trial for the simon pures. ut
Rutt Should Figure req
Champion Rutt should be a big facr..
tor in the team race The Welt.
meister's" great six-day abfittsao
serves him well in these races. and
/ he viii take some beating. Ifshis
mate, Norman Anderson. can hold
his end up with the partners of tha
other stars the German-D Danish ar
lance should finish no worse than
second. sos
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The Lucky Riders
Thomas. Cameron. Drobach, corry.~
| Ryan, Pye and Anderson are the
lucky riders who have drawn stars
for partners in the big race. The
| sixteen riders who are not doubled
up with stars put up an awful holler
| because they were not selected. as
the partners of Rutt. Kramer. GouIs
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Lawson and Moretti Look Good. <.eh
A team that looks very good in rase
race Is the Italian-Swedish eombina-
ton of Lawson and Moretti If this
pair play their cards right they stand
a great chance to win. The stars
. cannot compete In every sprint Tor
points and when the second string
riders are on the track Lawson afff
| Moretti will have a tremendous a6
vantage. And these two riders Gasp
| hold their own with the other BIG
fellows, so they will get points coHa-
| ing and going. 1e
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Revenge Is Sweet.
Cameron and Thomas had sweet
revenge on Fogler and Lawson In the
tandem race at Brighton Beach Sat-
urday night. Fogler had been riding
1 with Cameron in tandem races, 3a4&
Lawson had ben Thomas's mate. bv&
/ Cameron and Thomas were deposkH
/ IN order TO let Fogler and LawsiHH