Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-18
KRAMER AND CAVANAGH
REPEL FOREIGN ATTACK
Yankee Cyclists Prove Too Much for Clark
Rutt and Grenda- GOuIIet COmbina-
&C. -
tons in Team Match.
WELTMEISTER' WINS FIvE-MILE OPEN

of the one-mile tandem handicap in
which Magin and Ryan finished sec
ond and Coburn and Hanson were
third in the fast time of / minute
Al seconds, and he also accounted for
the pursuit race. Spearss victory in
the pursuit event was not a surprise,
for he was the best man in the field,
but the easy manner in which he
captured the race was quite uneX-
pected, as Spears has been considered
To be Splinter only. Norman Ander-
son was second in the pursuit event,
with Rupprecht third and Ryan
fourth Anderson shut out Drobach
in his heat, and Pete was figured as
having a great chance to win the
final. In the last heat of this race
john Bedell did a bit of foul riding
that was so glazing everybody in the
stands saw it and expected some ac-
tioE to be taken by the referee, but
the refere overlooked it. Bedell did
nos get in the final, but he kept
Thomas out of the final by humping
the little fellow as he was going
around Bedell and Rupprecht.
Kaiser Stars Again.
Harry Kaiser, of the Bronx. was
again the star of the amateur races,
taking both the two thirds-mile open
and the miss and out" race with
simply outclassed the field. and the
most his opponents could do was to
hang on when he sprinted. Kaiser
rode from the front in both races
and made long spirits. In the miss
and out" Tommy Smith was second
ana Champion McDougall was third
and in the open scratch race Eddie
Madden was second. while Fred Tay-
Tor took third place. McDougall fin
ished third in his heat of the open
and failed to make the final, most
unusual performance for a champion.
The summaries.
Omen mile Team Match Race (Profes-
sional) First heat won by Frank l..
Kramer and Frank Cayanagh: Walter
Rutt and jackie Clark. second: Alfred
Goullet and Alfred Grenda third. Time
. minutes 81 seconds. Last eighth mile.
12l5 seconds. Second heat and race won
by Frank l.. Kramer and Frank Cava-
naugh; Walter Rntt aud Jackie Clark,
second; Alfred Goullet and Alfred Gren-
Last eighth milc12 seconds.
Two thirds Mile, Open (Amateur)-
Won by Harry Kaiser, Bronx; Edward
Madden, Newark second !; Fred Taylor.
Newark, third: Thomas Smith. Irving
ton. fourth. Time minute 81 seconds.
One mile Tandem. Handicap Profes-
sional) Won by Robert Spears Aus
tralian), and Peter Drobach, Boston Us
yards) Martin Ryan, Newark, and Jacob
Magin, Newark, 90 yards), second; Will
lie Coburn, Newark. and Norman Han
SEN Denmark, (40 yards), third; Al Hal
stead, England, and Joseph Reebcr. New
ark. 10J yards), fourth: Earnest Pye
Australia. and Lloyd Thomas, Salt Lake
City. (scratch), fifth. Time minute 4645
seconds.
Invitation Australian Pursuit Race
IprofessionaD-Wo by Robert Spears
Australia; Norman Anderson, Denmark,
second; Edward Rupprecht. Newark
third; Martin Ryan, Newark. fourth ;
Norman Hansen. Denmark, fifth. Dis
tanee-2 miles 31a laps. Time minutes
81 seconds.
Miss and Out Invitation (Amateur)--
Won by Harry Kaiser, Bronx; Thomas
Smith. Irvlngton. second; Donald Mac
Dougall, N. Y. A. g, third; Fred Tay-
lor, Newark, fourth; John Kaufman, New
ark, fifth. Distance--3 miles ] lap Time
7 minutes Z seconds.
Five-mile Open professional Won by
Walter Rutt, Germany; Alfred Grenda,
Australia, second; Robert Spears, Aus
tralia, third; Alfred Goullet, Australia,
fourth; John Bedell, Lynbush, l.. L., fifth.
Time-10 minutes 2625 seconds.