Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-06

the sixth mile spurted and caught
the' tai Tasmanian. The riders COW
cred five miles and half lap. The
time for the distance was II minutes
6 seconds.
Kaiser a Real Champion.
Harry Kaiser proved that his cap
ture OF the amateur championship
was no tluke by decisively defeating
Donald McDougall in straight heats
of their match race. Kaiser was
pest at all times and the for
mer titleholder could do nothing
with him. Harry elected 10 ride the
first heat from in front and the riders
were in these positions until the start
OF the bell lap. Then McDougall cut
Loose with the sound of the bell and
came up to Kaiser's wheel Harry
started going and went away from
MeDougall in easy style The former
champion came again at the stretch
turn, but could not get close enough
10 make Kaiser extend himself.
McDougall went to the front in the
second heat, but changed his mind
before going very far. and jockeyed
Kaiser into the leading position.
Donald took the lead again at the end
of the first lap and was in front until
and sailed past McDougall as though
the latter was standing still, and won
with plenty to spare, although Nc
Dougall made a better fight in thie
heat than he did in the opening clash
Lawson Takes Two-MiIe Race.
Iver Lawson rode a nice race in the
two mile invitation event. He stayed
well up in front Of the bunch until
he had two laps to go, when he took
the lead. Gordon Walker gave chase
together with Lloyd Thomas and the
Bedell brothers. but the Swede was
not to be caught, and he went on and
won In minutes 50 2-5 seconds.
Thomas was third and Walker
fourth.
Several spills marked the three-mile
amateur open, which was won by
Willie Hanley. Fred Taylor was Sec
ond, Eddie Madden third and Kaiser
and McDougall fourth and fifth. The
summarizes
Half Mile Handicap tamateur)-wo by
Harry Koran $50 yards) Felix Cambria
New York 40 yardsl, second; Gus
Klingel, Newark (75 yards), third; Willie
Murray, Harrison (120 yards), fourth
Two.thirds- Mile Match Harry Kaiser
New York, VS.. Donald McDougall, New
arkt-Won by KAISER In straight meats
Time, I'm. 1898. and Am. 5T2ss.
Quarter Mile Nationals Championship
tprofessionaD-Wo by Alfred Gonllet
Australia; Frank Kramer East Orange
second; Walter Rutt, Germany, third
Joe Fogler, Brooklyn, fourth. Time
2S2ss.; last eighth mile 12bs.
First Semi Final--Won by Walter Rutt
Germany; Joe Fogler Brooklyn, second
Rob Spears, Australia, third; Alfred
Gfenda, Australia, fourth. Time, Dos.
last eighth mile, 12s.
Second Semi Final-Won by Frank
Kramer, East Orange; Alfred Goullet
Australia, second: jackie Clark, Australia
third; liver Lawson, Salt Lake City
fourth Time, 284hs.; last eighth mile 12s
TwoMile Invitation PROFESSIONAL
Won by liver Lawson, Salt Lake City
Lloyd Thomas, San Francisco, second
Gordon Walker, Australia, third; Menus
Bedell Lynbrook, l.. L., fourth; John
Bedell Lynbrook, l.. l., fifth. Time,
SIN. 522Ss
Three Mile Open (amateur)-wo by
William Hanley, San Francisco: Fred
Taylor, Newark, second. Eddie Madden
Newark, third: Harry Kaiser, New York
fourth Donald McDougall Newark, fifth
Time, 6m. las. Lap prize winner, Al
Krushel, Buffalo
Australian Pursuit Race l(professionaD
Won by Alfred Goullet, Australia; Al
fred Grenda, Australia, second; Walter
Rutt, Germany third Frank Cavanagh,
Newark. fourth. Time, lin. 6s. Dis
tance, . miles y lap.