Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-25

Kramer Goullet, Spears and the othe
stars acting as pacemakers.
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| Champion Kramer will have to be-
odd Steve" himself on Sunday if hf
hopes to win the four ornered match
race. Goullet, who beat Kramer last
Sunday, is going great guns in his
workouts, and he is full of conf
| denee, too. AS a match-race rider
Goullet has learned much this sea
son. and the way he clipped" Kra-
| mer and STALLED" him also was a
revelation to the champion himself
It is Goullet's ambition to show the
fans that his victory over Kramer
| wasn't iluke and that he can do it
again. Well, we shall see. Yet it
wouldn't be bit surprising to me
to see "Goullie" win the big race
| Sunday
Tandem-paced races are going TO
be one of the main features OF the
game at the Velodrome next wear.
and Manager Mcfarland is going
to have q number of good. strong.
tandems built and heavy tires made.
In order to be in a position to give
the riders all the pace necessary.
His is a good idea. for Egg claimed
after the race last Sunday that he
| didn't have sufficient pace. How
ever, it was noticed that Egg was
somewhat fatigued at eight miles,
but he came back like a lion and
took all the pace offered him. Egg
has habit of jumping away from
( his pacemalSers and going after his
fresh team. This is feature of this
kind of racing over in Europe, and
Egg made a big hit with his sprints
last Sunday. The fans have taken
kindly to the Swiss, and they
appauded him to the echo after his
victory. Everybody stamped him as
wonderful rider. and he is now a
/ big favorite with the patrons of the
Velodrome. In his race next Sunday
Egg will have tough man to bea,
in George Wiley. This little fellow
is gamester and he will never stop
and not few are even picking him
to defeat the durable Swiss. There
will also be another gamester and
another favorite in the races-the
person of James Francis Moran. re-
tired pork producer and former
fiat artist Jimmy. as his init
mates, call him. is very proficient at
this style of racing, and only re-
Gently won the middle-distance
championship. With three such
gluttons for punishment in the long
race, there is sure to be some tired
bicycle riders when the affair is over.
G.
Jay Eaton is a bigger gutter than
I thought he was. After blowing
about what he was going to do, he
turned right around and showed the
white feather That is too bad.
for Jay makes good copy, and there
are lots of mean things you can say
about him. But now ii is all off. for
Eaton has thrown up the sponge.
Jay according to his own story is
through with the bike game. Lucky
bike camel He walked right into the
Cycle Racing Associations office. at
152 Market street, yesterday and de-
clared himself. He said he was
through-was going to retire. He
asked that his tandems and other
cycling paraphernalia be purchased
by the promoters and said he would
never go near the Velodrome any
more. tbs sad story-the retire
ment of Eaton-when there was SO
much to say about him-about his
career on the race tracks and about
his ability with the bones" But
Jay is through. He is gone, but not
forgotten. We will say about him,
in closing, that he was a great rider
in his day. but he brought about his
own ruin as cyclist. He is going
into business. 1t is said, along with
Jackie Clark. He is a smart fellow
and he should prove a success. He
must not stir up quarrels, though
for he has a percentage of 1000 in
defeats.
Seeking to give credit where credi,
is due is the aim of the followint
letter
J. p. NJ:
was surprised to see in Monday.
| Star that Morey Gordon had two vic,
tories to his credit Sunday. What hat
he to do with Eggs victory? More,
is not training him. Jimmy Server
known at the track as "Frenchie," /,
interpreter and trainer for both Mo
retti and Egg. Give the trainer.
credit, ]. p. N. l know something
about training for college athletics
and one who has brought a big fellow
like Moretti into the form he shows IL
his races now deserves praise. Don
you think SO? Ask the big italian
| what he thinks of his trainer.
A FRENCH FAN.
| Gordon had Goullet and Egg a,
winners last Sunday. He trains anC
advises Goullet, and he managed
Eggs tandem team and is entitled t,
deu credit
Manager Teed, of the Brightons
explains:
East Orange, Sept. "a.
]. p. NJ:
In last nights Evening Star there
appeared in your column an article
which contained letter from f. S
Dillon, manager of the BLOOMFIELD
#. c., in which he stated that the
Brightons had not defeated the
Bloomfield team a series this season
Mr.. Dillon was correct.
on September II / wrote you al
article announcing our final game
with Watsessing, and II you will re
fer to YOUR files YOU will find tina