Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-27

received three points, second team
two and third team one. In ad-
dition there We're 20 points award
ed the team winning the greatest
number of laps and ten points to the
team amassing the second greatest
number of laps.
The team finishing first in the race
received Is points, second team 10
points, third team 6 points, fourth
team points and fifth team 2 points.
After the race had been run a sum-
mary of all points gained by the diff
ferent teams was made, the team with
the greatest number of points de-
clared the winner.
AS told above this proved to be the
-Drobach combination and the
victory was due to the consistent
work of both riders at all stages of
the game, they failing to win points
in but seven of the 81 odd miles in the
race. In the thirteenth, nineteenth,
twenty third, thirty fifth, thirty
ninth, forty-seventh and fifty third
miles the team did not finish one, two,
three. In all the other odd miles
points We're scored, eight firsts, eleven
seconds and four thirds, making up
the teams total of SO points.
Brenda Had No Help.
big Al'' Grenda rode a good race,
but got little help from his partner,
Ernie Pye. Grenda COPIED six firsts
and made a total of % of the 80 points
scored by the team. Goullet rode an
in and out race At times he was
very fast and at others he seemed to
lose his speed. Six flrsts came to him
self and Walker during the running
of the first tWenty-seVen miles, but
after that they only got two more,
the thirty-seventh and sixtyfirst
miles.
Jackie Clark rode a peculiar race.
He, or his teammate, Lawrence, did
not show in front in any of the odd
numbered miles until the nineteenth
mile was reached. when Clark shot
out on the bell and rushed past Rutt
and Goullet and won easily. Clark
grew better as the race went along,
but could not come anywhere near
overcoming the early lead piled up by
Rutt and Drobaeh
Finish IL Funny One.
The finish was a funny one. With
three laps to go, Al Triebel. of the
Triebel- Reeber team, suddenly shot
away from the bunch. With the eX-
ception of Clarence Carman. of the
Carman-K opsky team, no one went
after Triebel, and the pair soon
opened up almost half a lap lead.
Triebel was relieved by Reeber and
kept on going with Carman tackled
to his rear wheel.
Clark was leading the bunch of stars
at this time with Goullet, Grenda and
Rutt closely punched behind him.
each rider watching the other. AS
Rutt was going into the Mum avenue
turn on the lap before the bell his
chain snapped and he was out of the
race. Clark, as soon as Rutt's chain
broke, put on steam and pulled away
from Grenda and Goullet and had no
trouble coming home in third place,
Reeber and Carman having finished
ahead of him. Grenda got fourth
place and Goullet third in this final
dash.
whitney Is Amateur Winner.
In a two-third- mile handicap for
the amateurs Frank \. Whitney, the
East Orange rider, was a winner, he
having a handicap of So yards. Frank
Nuremberg, with 80 yards, got second
place, while Tommy Smith and Dom
aid McDougall, the scratch men, fin
ished third and fourth. respectively.
The summaries:
Walter Rutt Stakes (team race for pro-
fessionals), 100 Kilometres (621% miles)--