New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-05
ITALIAN CROWNED
new CYCLE KING
Caesar Moretti Makes Bow
Here with Victory Over
Joe FOgler.

There was new cycle king crowned
q. the Newark Nelodrome yesterday
afternoon. lie was Cesar Moretti,
sprint cham pion OF Italy. who made ms
American bow with victory IN two
straight heats Of one-mlle match race
over Joe Fogler, of Brooklyn.
Fogler had all the better OF the
manceuvring in the first heat but he
lacked the speed when 1t came to the
test. He jockeyed so as TO force Mo-
retti 20 set the pace, and then by
quick lump" off the bank, when trail
ing two laps from home, he assumed
the lead. He opened up a big gap on
Moretti. but when the Italian started
his sprint at the beginning OF the iast
lap. he rode around Fogler with ease.
The second heat saw Moretti leading
all the way. and he STAYED of rush
bv Fogler in the last lap. winning b.
three-ausrter of a wheels length.
Moretti's time was not very fast. as
he required - 2-5 seconds to negotiate
the last eighth OF a mile IN the hrst
heat. and IL 10 is the record.
William Hanley, of San Francisco
unset the calculations BY winning the
half-mile amateur championship. CIV
irg him the title outright at that DIS
lance and placing him ahead IN the
point table for the national title, with
5 points. Donald MacDougall. OF the
New York A. c.. the present cham
pion and title holder for the last TWO
years, was shut out in the seml-hnaI
heat, and from leading IN points ne
drops back to a tie with Harry MAJ
ser, of The Bronx. for second place,
one point behind Hanley.
Frank Kramer, the American CHAM
pion, with Frank CavanGgh as a team
mate, sought to outride three other
teams, tackling a different team IN
each heat He failed though, as Cav
anaCh proved a poor partner and de-
livered him to the front for the final
sprint in only one heat. that against
Jackie Clark and Ernest Pye.
Two miles novice Won b. OXFORD NJ
k!us, Newark. Kari settnger. Newark. sec
ond. Time. 40 40
Ore-mile team match race professional;
Frank l. Kramer and Frank CavauAgh vs..
three teams iI three separate heats. VIZ;
Iyer lawson ard Walter kutt. Aired HouI,
let and Alfred Grcnca and Jackie Clark ana
Ernest Pye-First heat won oy l'utt ana
Lawson: time 2.g3: last eighth, 12 seconds
Second heat Won by Gounet ana Grenda.
time. 3.Jl: Lass eighth. OIL 40 Third heat
Won nv Kramer and Cavanagh. time, S.-l'
last eighth OH -
special one-miie match race lprofessicnal)-
cesar MOr"e'tl. ltdlFs vs. Joseph r oE4tI'
ProoAlyu-W9n by Morretti 10 Two Straight
heats Tine. 3.24. last eighth. OH 70;
els. last eighth. 0i9 l-J.
Half-mile amateur championsh!p-Won by
William Hauley. san Francisco. Fred Tay-
lor Newark. serond Harry Kaiser. The
bronx. third: Tommy Smith, lrvington
fourth Time 40 L..
Miss aud-out Invitation: professional
Won by Fred. Hi. Boston, George Cam
eron. New York. second. Martin Ryan, New
ark, third; Ernest Pye, Australia, fourth;
Norman Anderson. Denmark. nth. Time.
5I24-5. Distance. . miles laps.
Half-uile open. prOfessionai)-Wo by
A fred Coullet. Australia. Walter Rutt, Ger
many, second. Robert spears. Australia,
third. Alfred Gunda. Australia, fourth.
Time 50
One-nile tandem Chandicap: professionally
Won by Edward Rupprecht and Frank
Blatz 120 yards. John Schlee and Larry
Corhett $50 YARDS. second John Redell and
Menus Bedeu % YARDS. third: Willie CO.
burn snd Norman Hansen 10 yardsj. fourth.
Time, 40 ..
Two-uile Chandlcap: amateur Won by
Gus Wonlrab Jersey City t25 YARDS Donald
MacDougan. Newark scratch. second. Fred.
Taylor Newark D35 yardsj, third. Edward
Madden, Newark a. yardsl. fourth; William
Fa1ley. san Francisco 20 YARDS, hfth.
Tine. 354.
Tandem paced race (fve-nile: professional;
Alfred Goullet VS. Alfred Grendal-Won BY
Goullet. Time. 900 IS.