Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-24

All Grenda and Aft Goullet. both
Australians and both pals, were in
very happy mood as they dined to-
gether last night over Mrs. Nc
Clouds very sumptuous board. They
exchanged smiles and they exchanged
compliments. and. mayhap. they pos
sibly exchanged some good American
coin. The reason for all this was the
fact that the two A1fs had a very
profitable day at the Yelodrome.
They won all that II was possible for
them to win, and as they dined the
lions share Of the prize-moneY. put
up for the Sunday meet. was safely
tucked away in their pockets.
Goullet won his match with Cesar
Moretti and Grenda won the Tartar
Stakes. the twenty-five-mile event
which featured the program. Goullet
was second in the Tartar and he got
second money after making certain
that Grenda had first money in the
race. The Tartar Stakes. while
good race, did not come up to ex-
pectations On two occasions Goul-
let could have turned the contest into
wonderfully interesting struggle,
but he sidestepped the issue. On the
tenth mile Anderson jumped away
for steal to win ten-dollar prize
and Goullet got away with him. IN
less than three laps they were an
even half a lap away from the field
and they might have gained lap
had they tried. But Goullet was IN
willing. They would not have lost
anything had they tried and there
was always chance of success. The
other instance when Goullet could
have made the race was in the last
mile, but again he defaulted-
GouIIet Spikes Rivals Guns.
When the final mile started Joe
Kopsky, who had ridden really won
derful race for second string man,
was away from the greatly reduced
field by half lap. AT three anc
half laps from the finish the seven
riders who were still in the race IN
addition 10 Kopsky were loafing and
riding midway up the track Wneh
Grenda Jumped through on the pole
and was away for lead OF twenty
Yards bafore the rest of the neio
could blink an eye. Kramer jumped
out and went after the flying Grenda
and raced at top speed for three-
quarters of a lap. Then the cham
pion swung up so that the others
could assist in the chase. Gouiet
was following Kramer and instead o.
going after Grenda, Goullet slowed
down and swung up after goln- Ior.s
wards That stalling gave Grenda
tbs race The rest of the field real
ized that Goullet had spiked tneir
guns and then none Of them wouio
90 after the Tasmanian. They rooe
easv and waited to fight II out TOT
second. third, fourth and fifth places.
THAT C.oullet could have materially
reduced Grenda's lead was shown ps
thu great sprint he put up 10 psal
Worlds Champion Walter Rutt lol
second place The German Hncorkeo
a wonderful surint and he looked 70
have the rest of the bunch lashed 70
4 &c. ,,ast INT c1ouIIet sailed by with
great stretch sprint and nippen
him at the tape. Jackie Clark was
fonrtb and Bob Spears was nftn.
Kramer quit when he saw there was
M chance for him to win second ihoh-
ey. following Rutt's great Jump.
The Tartar was a very hard race,
ana the field was gradually reduced
fron, thirfy-seven riders to eight.
stars as well as second-raters. reil
bv the wayside long before the nnlsn;
.Jee Fogler, who anticipated a naro
race and fortified himself with big
hracer of imported cognac before the
start. was compelled TO quit on the
eighteenth mile. and Moretu ana
LAWSON withdrew on the eighth mile.
Moretti Dies Gamely.
For a traveI-worn rider Moretti put
mn very stubborn battle with Goul-
lei in the match, and the Australian
was dressed TO the limit to win. Had
the italian been fresh he might have
heen returned a winner Ever since
his advent in America Moretti has
been travelling from track TO track,
while the other stars have rested be-
tween meets at the Xelodrome and
brighton. Before the start Of the
match Moretti complained of being
aall in" He had raced at Boston
Saturday night. and was tired from
the trip back In a hot train. How
aver while he was tired in body, he
still possessed his fighting spirit, and
hattled To the last ditch. In the first
heat Moretti rode from the front and
held the lead until a few yards from
the tape. He rode a heady race. and
"hipped" the Australian clear TO the
final turn, wheR he faltered. and
Goullet, coming with rush down the
houestreteh, Just nipped the big fell
low at the tape. In the second neat
Goullet rode from the front. and had
to battle for the entire last lap to
keen the italian from going by. When
he saw there was no chance for MIN
to win. Moretti sat up coming down