Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-17
Former Amateur Worlds Cham-
piOn Subdues Clark, MOretti
and Spears.
KRAMER AND G0ULLET WIN
Defeat Orenda-WaIker and Hill
Cavanagh Combinations on
Tandem.

Bill Bailey. of England, the former
amateur champion of the world,
starred at the Velodrome last night.
In the French point match the Eng
lishman came through to victory, sub
DUNG, in turn, Jackie Clark, Cesar
Moretti and Bob Spears, the other
starters. Bailey gave a fine exhibit
ton of riding, and though he is not
in his best shape as yet he used the
speed he has to the best advantage.
Moretti, of Italy, was second, one
point behind Bailey, and Spears was
third three points back Of the italian,
while Clark was able to score but one
point.
Bailey secured lead of three
points by winning the two dual heats
he started in while each of the other
three riders lost a heat. With this
lead Bailey won the final by finish
ing second, Moretti winning the tinal
which gave him enough points To run
second. In the first heat Moretti and
Spears met and the Italian won the
race without sprinting. He simply
toyed with Spears and would not give
the Australian chance to use ms
sprint. In the second heat Clark ana
Bailey met and the latter was
spears BeaiS Sthfk
rather easy winner after front ride
Spears and Clark met In the thlro
heat and Spears won but was DIS
qualified for humping clark ana
sticking his elbow in front of the little
cyclist as they came laundering down
the stretch. Referee Arthur Ross
called it mo heat" and ordered 1t re-
run. In the turnover Spears won again,
and this time he won fairly, although
by a narrow margin. Both OF THESE
heats were close and very interesting
Bailey and Moretti met in the fourth
heat and the English rider won IN a
very pleasing fashion, lie rode from
the front and he rode straight anu
true and showed a line burst OF speeu'
doing the final eighth in IL 40 Sec
onds a very good performance, con-
sidering the cold Moretti got up on
even terms with Bailey just before
the eighth pole was reached ana
started to squeeze" the latter, put
Bill never gave an inch ana Moreti
was forced to drop back. The ltalidh
backed off length or more entering
the backstretch in order to come up
with a rush and go by in the ma,
twelfth. but Bailey met his Jump ana
more than held his own, winning ny
u decisive margin.
Bailey rays III Shic'
In the final Bailey rode from the
front and Moretti was on ms Wheei
with Clark in third place ana spears
last when the final sprint was started.
Moretti began forcing Bailey on the
backstretch and Bill started his sprint
Mt the quarter mark. He held Morettl
off until the homestretch was reached,
when he weakened and the ltanaii
came through and won by couple Oh
feet with Spears third Barley was
playing safe in the final ana was
quite satisfied to finish second, as ~
gave him the race. lie went carry IA
order to keep Spears ana Ciarh lloni
coming up and placing him IN posi-
tion that would prevent him from
finishing second.
"I figured that if I rode from the
front not more than one OF the CHAPS
would 'pawss' me-" said Balley alter
the race. Bailey is surprisingly pop
1Ilar at the Velodrome, the. CROWD go
ing into ecstacy following his victory
over the popular Clark, and Wheh no
came out to ride Morettl IL seeiiieu as
though every one OF the z,ooO laIis
present were shouting words or en-
couragement to the Briton. Ana ne
was extended another loud and long
demonstration after defeating More'ei'
Fickleness of Fans Evident.
Frank Louis Kramer and Alfred
,rhomnson Goullet were the winners
of a tandem match against two pairs
of tandem riders. They defeated All
Grenda and Gordon Walker the tan,
dam champions, and they wallopeo
Frank Cavanagh and Fred Hill, after
disposng Of the former team. Greh9a
was sick and rode the first neat only
to satisfy the fans. The popular Ias-
L. Par
an attack of appendicitis and ne was
very sick after his effort in the hrst
heat. The fans booed and missed
when it was announced that Grenua
was i'll and unable to ride again,
which was a very poor way 10 IeWaIu
Grenda for his gameness. AT inc
height of the sprint Grenda was SO
dizzy he almost crashed into the rear
wheel of the Kramer-Goullet tandem
and after the race he SAID that II was
q wonder he did not fall
The winners rode from the front
and won each heat after a hard
sprint. Grenda and Walker gave
them the hardest battle, and IL Gren-
da had been we'll the crack sprinters
might have been beaten. Kramer ana
Goullet did not show the flight OF
speed expected of them, but the
spirits in both heats were so long
they did not appear do last 90 ehSS
really were. In the first heat the
winners did the final in II 3-5 seconds,
which Is not considered fast, but the
last three-eighths were at the same
speed, which is very good riding
Fogler Has Help.
Toe Fogler won the three-mile
handicap after being ably assisted by
Pete Drobach and liver Lawson. Law
son got Fogler up to the rear of the
front group, which was big one,
and Drobach took the Brooklyn rider
around and into the lead, turning him
loose Just at the start of the final lap.
General Villa Cameron and his lit
tie army got more money out of the
race than the winning combination.
RYAN and the General finished third
and fourth, respectively which netted
them S45, while the firm of Fogler,
Lawson and Drobach took down S35.
T,Ioyd Thomas tried to cover the re-
treat of the Villas by stalling Fog
len, and Lawson, but he was not sue
cessful
Amateur Stars Unplaced.
Tbe amateur stars Champion
Harry Kaiser and Donald McDougall,
we're unplaced in both amateur races.