Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-13

tsen, of Denmark, brother of Nor
man Hansen, the professional. sec
ond; Eddie Madden third, and Earl
Adams fourth. Kaiser went after
the riders out in front from the start
and set such pace the rest of the
backmarkers and Champion Donald
McDougall, who started from scratch
with Kaiser, we're shaken off. Riding
alone, Kaiser caught the riders
from scratch after a long chase and
then at the finish he pulled away
from some pretty fair simon-pures
and won with ten yards to spare.
When he started his sprint, Hansen,
who had $50 yards handicap, was al
most half lap ahead.
Kaiser also accounted for the July
Prize at half-mile. Madden was sec
ond in this race, McDougall third and
Fred Taylor was fourth. Kaiser rode
from the front for over a lap with
Madden on his wheel and McDougaIl
making his fight from the outside.
The champion put up a very credit
able race and was beaten by only q
small margin after taking all the
worst of it.
Spears and Cameron Divide Honors.
In the three-mile post race, Bob
Spears and Cameron were tie at the
finish with FIVE points each and Fred
Hill and Martin Ryan were tie for
third place. Cameron gathered his
points by hard riding throughout the
three miles and getting one point at
time, but Spears waited for the
finish and got five points by finish
ing first. Spears put up a great sprint
in the final lap, coming from nowhere
and breezing home a winner
Riding fast and true and with the
best of judgment, the crack tandem
team of Cavanagh and Hill won the
one-mile tandem race without much
trouble from Fogler and Cameron,
who were second, and Spears and
Drobach, who were third. The Bedell
brothers tried long sprint, going to
the front half a mile from the
finish and the winning team had the
advantage of good pull until they
were ready to make their bid The
summaries:
Two Mile Novice tamateur)-won by
Lloyd jacobson, Harrison; Joseph Babic,
Newark. second. Time, 5m. 226s.
One Mile Match Race, Cesare Moretti,
Italy, VS.. Alfred Grenda, Tasmania-First
heat, won by Grenda time, 3m. f9s.; last
eighth mile, 12s. Second heat, won by
Moretti; time. 3m. 5s. last eighth mile,
las lulFu neat won Dy t1fenuat time,
3m. Is; last eighth mile, 12s
Two-thirds- Mile Open professionally -
Won by Frank l.. Kramer, East Orange
Alfred Goullet, Australia, second Walter
Rutt, Germany, third; Alfred Grenda,
Tasmania, fourth Time, I'm. 262ss.
Half Mile Open (amateurl-Won by
Harry Kaiser, New York; Edward Mad
den, Newark, second; Donald McDougall,
Newark, third; Fred Taylor, Newark,
fourth. Time, I'm.
Three Mile Post Race, Invitation (pro-
fessionaD-Tie for first place between
Robert Spears, Australia, and George G.
Cameron, New York: Fred Hill, Boston,
and Martin Ryan, Newark, tied for third
Lloyd Thomas, Salt Lake City, fifth.
Time, 5m. i9s.
One Mile Tandem, Open professionally
Won by Frank Cavanagh, Newark, and
Fred Hill, Boston; Joe Fogler, Brooklyn,
and George G.. Cameron New York, sec
ond: Robert Spears, Australia, and Peter
Drobaeh, Boston, third; Willie Coburn,
Newark, and Norman Hansen, Denmark,
fourth; liver Lawson and Lloyd Thomas
Salt Lake City, fifth Time, Pm. 935s.
Three Mile Handicap tamateur)-W
by Harry Kaiser, New York tscratch) ;
Herman Hansen, Denmark ESQ yardsl,
second Edward Madden, Newark go
yards, third; Earl Adams, Orange (1l5
yards, fourth Fred Taylor, Newark a
yards) fifth. winner of TIE most laps.
Herman Hansen. Eime, 5m. $685.
Ten-Mile Tandem Paced Match Race
PROFESSIONALLY by Alfred GoulleI,
Australia Walter Rutt Germany, sec
ond; Jackie Clark, Australia, third. Time,
19m. 1885.