Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-14
GOULLET TRIUMPHS AFTER
LONG AND TRYING BATTLE


a fresh team in the final half-mile,
Fogler might have won. However,
Grenda and Walker, who were pacing
Egg in the crucial stage, took no
chances of shaking their man off and
were content to just win the race.
Riders on to Slow start.
The riders got off to a slow start,
with Egg leading. On the second mile
Egg started off at a fast clip and rode
at remarkable gait until he was
shaken on the fourth mile. Fogler
seemed to be riding rather easy, and
when the Swiss was shaken, he came
up even with his man again. The
pace slowed on the fifth mile and
Fogler's pacemakers wanted to take
him to the front, but Joe said no.
On the sixth mile Fogler took the
lead but held it for only two laps,
Egg going to the front again. Thomas
and Cameron punctured and Egg had
to ride unpaced for a half a lap to
get his next team and Fogler as
sumed the lead. On the seventh mile
Egg forged to the front again and
Fogler began to show signs of dis
tress Joe came back strong after n
short rest and went to the front on
the fourth lap of the seventh mile
with a fine burst of speed. After
leading for a mile and one lap, Fog
Ter was forced to relinquish the lead
again. The Swiss was never headed
after that. The pace slowed and both
riders were very tired. Just before
the start of the tenth mile Fogler
was shaken by Cavanagh and Hill
and lost some ground. He came back
and pulled up even with the unpaced
king at four laps to go. Grenda and
Walker then came on the track and
paced Egg to the finish, showing
great Judgment and practically VIM
ming the race for him.
Lang and Dreher Win.
Champion Harry Kaiser and Dom
aid MeDougall, who rode in Toronto
Saturday, did not get back to New
ark in time for the races, which gave
some of the lesser lights a chance TO
win. Gus Lang, who won his first
race a week before, won the half-mile
handicap. and little Johnny Dreher,
who is coming to the front fast, ac-
counted for the two-mile handicap.
The summaries:
Two-Mile Novice-Won by George Tow
ers, Newark; second Tom Hunt, New
ark. Time, 5m. 26s.
Half Mile Handicap (Amateur)-Won
by Gus Lang, Iryington go yardsl sec
| yards) fourth, +. j. Whitney, New York
a. c. (4O yards. Time. 56s
Two-Mlle Tandem, Handicap lProfes-
tralia, and Norman Anderson, Denmark
| ltj5 yards): second. Peter Drobach, Bos-
| ton, and liver Lawson, Salt Lake City
| (s5 yards; third, Charles Piercey, Aus,
| yards) fourth, George c. Cameron. New
York. and Lloyd Thomas, Salt Lake City
! (4O yards) Time, Am. 2o9ss.
Two Mile Handicap lAmateurl-W9n
second, Ernest ohrt, San Francisco 200
| yards); third, Tommy Smith, Iryington
! $50 yards; fourth, Frank Harenburg,
Irvington d45 yards. Time. BIN. 57s.
Lar prize winner, Gus Klingel' Newark
Quarter Mile Unpaced Record Trial
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS j.. Kramer East
Orange, paced to the start by a tandem
Freddie Hill, Boston, rode in % rs sec
onds, equalling the record held by liver
Lawson made at Salt Lake City July 4,
1905.
Test Stakes professionally Run in
Nine Half Mile Heats on Point Basis
with Two Points to the Winner and One
Point to the Second Man in Each Heat
and Alfred Grenda, Australia, with Eve
points each, On running on tie Gonllet
beat Grenda. Time, I'm. 1885. Last
eighth, 12s. Competitors in the heats
| Wern--Blll bHlieg; fTEidHu, IT Idhh NdFd-
nsgh, Newark; Caesar MorettI, Italy;
Robert Spears. Australia; Joseph A. Fog
Ter. Brooklyn; liver lawson. Salt Lake
CITY, A. ]. Clark, Australia; Alfred
! Grenda, Australia, and Alfred douiiet'
First Heat, between Bailey. Cavanagh
and Moretti-won by Morettl; second,
cayanags Time oa dm 27s boa Last b sghth
spears, Fogler. and Lawson Won by
Spears second, Lawson. Time, I'm;
41bs. Last eighth mile, 122ss; Third
heat, between Clark, Grende ana '9 outlet
I'm. 2535s. Last eighth mile, Us Fourth
T Won I'M by 1 Clara Last s sfeSPS
cppyanagh; second, Grenda. Time, Pm.
Last eighth mile. l24Ss, Sixth heat be.
tween Fogler, clark C ana oaVana a9mo ,Tn
222ks, Last eighth mile, 12s. Seventh
heat, between Moretti, Grenda and Law
son--Won by, Grenda; second, Moretd.
Eighth heat, between Goullet, Bailey and
Fogler--Won by Goullet; second Fogler.
Time, I'm. 27s. Last eighth mile, 12Bs:
Ninth heat between Spears, Moreth and
Goullet-Won by Goullet; second, Spears.
Moretti finished first in this heat and
Goullet second, but Morettl was disquali-
fed for switching Goullet. Point sum
maky: Grenda, &; Goullet, 5 Clark, 4;
Cavanagh. 4 Moretti. 3; Spears, 3; Fog
Ter, / Bailey, / ; Lawson, 1.
Ten Mile Tandem Paced Match PRO
fessionaD -Won by Oscar Egg, Switzer-
land second, Joe Fogler, Brooklyn. Time,
Two-Thirds Mile Invitation Handicap
professionally Won by Lloyd Thomas,
Salt Lake City $50 yards); second, Peter
Floyd Krebs, Newark (35 yards fourth,
Norman Anderson, Denmark go yards).
Time I'm. 132hs. :