Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-22

the final race of the day. which was
an open race of that style The little
| fellows ride these races at every
meet and they outgeneraled all of the
big fellows. most of whom were out
of the race before it had gone a mile
Cayanagh was the first of the stars
to be called out and then came Rutt
and Kramer and Clark Later Gren-
da was called out, which left Fogler
and Spears the only big fellows left
in the race. Fogler was the winner
with John Bedell second, Spears
third, George Cameron fourth and
Norman Hansen fifth.
Cameron Disqualified.
After a fine ride in the half-mile
handicap, Cameron was disqualified
for switching and the race went Ia
Hansen. who was the victim of
Camerou's suakish ride Cameron
made "A vigorous protest, and while
he admitted that he had not ridden
as straight as he should have ridden.
ii was the fault of a new pair of
handlebars which he had borrowed
from Clark just before the start OF
the race. II was "A unique alibi, but
George did not get away with it.
McDougaIl shows Old Form.
Champion Donald McDougall
showed his old form i'm the final of
the one-thrd-mile amateur handicap.
which he Won by fifteen Yards after
riding alone for the full distance. It
was a great ride and the crowd was
evidently pleased To see the little
champion display the speed that made
him a marvel last season, for he was
greeted with a great burst of applause
when he finished. His hated rival.
Harry Kaiser. was away back and
lost in the shuttle, and they started
together from scratch. In the three
mile open McDougal laid back on
Gus Wohlrab. figuring the Jersey City
rider would carry him to the front
at sprinting time, but Gus never got
around and they both finished behind.
Willie Hanley. Of California. was the
winner. with Guldager. OF Denmark.
second.
Amateur Match scream.
Exhibiting all the track tactics of
professional champions Willie Mur-
ray and Phil Chanin afforded the
crowd much amusement in their
match race. They stalled and they
switched and did everything that any
champion ever did to win a bike race.
Chanin was the winner, but he car
ried Murray almost INTO the grand
stand coming down the home stretch
and was disqualified. Before the race
both riders weighed in and Chanin
tipped the beam at "A tritle under 2nO
pounds. while Murray weighed 9Si2
The summaries.
TWo-miIe Novice (Amateurl Won by
Eric PaetZ. Germany; Edward Simon.
Plainfed. second. Time minutes 80
seconds.
IIalf-milp Handicap PROFESSIONAL -
Won by Norman Hansen. Denmark, Go
yardsl Jacob Magiu, Newark go yards,
second: Edward Rupprecht. Newark. go
yardsD. third: Frank Blatz, Jersey city.
10 yards). fourth. Itme-a1l5 seconds.
One third Mile Handicap tAmateurl-
Won by Donald MacDougal Newark,
fscratchD Chester Smith. Newark, 10
vardsl, second: Harry Huron, Newark,
10 yardsi, third Fred Weber Newark,
10 Yardsl. fourth. Time-3745 seconds.
Won by William Murray, Harrison;
FhilI Chanin. Newark, second Time
minutes - seconds. Last twelfth mile,
10 seconds.
stonaD Won by Frank l.. Kramer East
Orange: Alfred Goulet Australia, see
ond Walter Rutt, Germany, third. Time
. minutes Is seconds. Last eighth
mile=12 seconds.
Unknown Distance Race Invitation,
professionally Won by Menus Bedell,
Newark: John Bedell. Newark, second !;
Lloyd Thomas, Salt Lake city, third !;
Martin Ryan, Newark, fourth Percy
Lawrence. San Francisco. fifth. Distance
. miles and ] lap. Time minutes
s seconds.
Three. mile open CAmateur)-Won by
Willie Hanlev, San Francisco; ". Gul-
dagger. Denmark second; Gus Nohlrab
Jersey City. third; Donald MaeDongall
Newark. fourth: Walter Schlec Oakleaf
A A. fifth. Timc-6 minutes 263s see
onds Winner most laps Tie between
Henry Werner, Newark, and Frank Har-
enburg, lrvin@ton.
Miss-and out professionally Won by
Joseph Fogler. Brooklyn; John Bedell,
Newark. second: Robert Spears, Aus
tralia. third George Cameron. New York.
fourth; Norman Hansen, Denmark, fifth.
Distances miles > laps. Time min
utes = seconds.