Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-11
KRAMER AND RUTE4
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NOT WHOLE SHOW
AIf Grends and Ernie Pye Ride
Fast Tandem Race
at YeIodrome.
GOULLET N GREAT FINISH

Whlle it Wae the Rutt- kramer
match that attracted the immense
crowd at the Xelodrome Yesterday. the
+ big match between the champions, .lle
story Of which Is told on another page
~ J. p n. they did not corral -
/ tie honors ALI Grends and Ernie
! PTe. the winners of the tandem han
dicsp q three miles. rode just 2 fe2a
+ seconds faster than am tandem team
ever did before for tae distance. ane
+ Alf Gopllet put up one OF the prettiesi
and most spectacular races ever sec1
4 in the ten-nlile tandem paced rare
Had Grenda and Pge started fron
+ scratch. they would be credited Wits
i q new worlds record in the handicaq.
and even . liberal allowance in time
for the tWentv=yard handicap thes
had would place them ahead u the
world figures. but, OF cousse. recorQ
E are not put on the record books Of t1e
+ y. &. A. in that manner. RufI ana
/ Hin were to have started from scrat Z
I IN the race, but on account Of TIE
match going to four heats the world
i champion had 10 withdraw. The tiTne
/ for the race was five minutes and
/ thirty nine seconds. an average Of one
minute and fOrty-three seconds to The
mile After a hard ride to catch TIE
+ big field strung out in front Of Them
/ Grenda and Pve sprinted three laps IL
/ the iead at the finish with tie fas
and hitherto undefea ted team e.
/ Thomas and Cameron giving thef1
Z battle on the outside. Before the bell
4 lap fhe Thomas-Cameron team was
f glad TO drop in behind the winners
and "sleighride' into second money
Freddy Hin and elmer Collins toe
/ third money from the ninety-ylTss
mark.
GouIIct's Finish Wonderful.
All GouIlets finish in ne paced race
was wonderful Apparently beaten
+ and with no paeemakers on the last
two laps, Goullet tackled on behind
/ Jackie Clark. after riding unpacee
for zen lengths TO catch THE Rocket
and then sprinted away to victory az
the eighth pole. And while Goul'er
was doing these unusual things under
difficulties, Jackie was snugly tuciSea
/ in behind the massive protecting bses
OF Dig All Grenda. Joe FogleF
was the third man in this race. fa9
a blown tire put the BROOKLYN rieeT
! out of the race in the seventh mile
/ At the time Joe went out he vas ap-
/ parently formidable contender fQr
the honors. He had carried the hght
to the Two Australians. and had tirec
before the time of the accident.
/ Walker and Drobaeh jumped ana
! sprinted with Clark al the start u
the final mile and went 50 quick ans
So fast they took a little of the steam
out of Jackie. and then. just as the
little chap was set and in his stride
Grenda and Pye came out for the
finish. and made a very poor pickup
Jackie had TO slow down, and then
get going again. which is somethilss.
that he cannot do to advantage.
Walker and Drobach pulled Jackie
away for a lead Of thirty yards. and
Goullet did not have 10 pace to make
up the distance. The bad pickup
saved the DAP for the latter. for he
! came mp TO Clark at an even pace
Honors for Clark. "a.
Jackie did not go through the azse
! without honors, however He ~o7
The haif-nlile open in impressive fash
ion from a good field after one of llsy-
pleasing fights Of speed. Coullet
bowed to Jacl7ie's speed in this race
running second. and Fogler took thlraz
place. with Bob spears fourth. Cava-
nagh went TO the front early and was
q contender until the stretch vsss
reached. Cavanagh was placed nrtE
but Il appeared as though he Yves
possibly third and certainly no woFss
than fourth.
\ fall at the start of the final heas
OF the quarter-mile open. arlate-+S.
spoiled what promised TO be 2 great
, race In the spill Donald McDouza'1
J Harry Kaiser and Tommy smith tBe
three amateur title conrenders, aesf
down. Chester Smith won the race
with Eddie Madden second and Gus
Wohlrab third.
Gundaker Wins Amateur Race
The three-mue amateur haBdiSaa
was Won BY Lloyd Gundaker, Wild
had d handicap of 20 Yards Guaa
daker caught the scratch men arc
, hung on to the finish. Tommy smith
from scratch, was second. and esvs
: Wohlrab from 1913 yards. WAS third
I, Champion MeDougall finished fourts
Percy Lawrence took the two-nliie
J lap race for professional. with Can
} eron. Hill and Hanson following .si.S
the order named.
The novice. which was marked hr
, many spills was won by Willie Nh3se
and Arthur kopf. the Prudential
star. was second. this being the Ia
! ter's first start IN a bicycle race. TIE
{ summaries:
one-1ailc Match Race. rrofessienii-.
. f Frank L. Kramer. EaSt orange defeatfa
s.s- kramer. time. .snl. Gs fiuc Less egitA
milo. J. SIS. second hest Kramer pusic-
. iu-ed tiIe ia last lap Rnit winning laeas.
5 hut refusing 10 acc"pt H. miro nrsl
dead heat: time In. u Los tine -
eighth mile. l. Is. Fourth heat ana
rsre won by Kramer, time. Sm rs: time
last eighth mile. is.
Ten milo Three-coruered Match Race,
professional. Paced by TanAeWs Won aH
Alfred tsoulet Australia \ Jackie iarisz
0 s1etralia seroud joseph 4. Tagkrs
Y BROOKLYN. puuctured iH seventh hl1Es
= Time, i9m Aos -
D Tbrec-mile Tandem Hsndicap. Protes.
Q sional-won By Alfred Grenda. lasmans.
Y and Ernest y. Pyo Australia y 3araS
9 Iioyd Thomas. San Francisco, aud tseorse
Q Cameron, New York > yardsl, second
u tiulfT inliine4