Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-15


champion was in front Cavanagh
did not even try TO force him to go.
At the eighth pole Cavanagh started
his sprint and Rutt gave him a slight
switch, which caused Cavanagh to
ride high and sit up. 1t looked as
though he was going to raise his hand
| in protest, but after Rutt had picked
up two lengths Cavanagh bent over
his bars and started after him. Cav
anaghs sprint down the backstretch
was remarkable and he soon closed
the gap. He was going so fast il
looked as though he would go around
Rutt and win, but after getting up
on even terms he seemed to lose
heart again and was beaten by about
half length.
Five Mile Open a Fast Race.
The five-mile open was fast and a
hard race, and all Of the stars were
partially baked" from the pace set by
the little fellows who were after the
lap prizes. Grenda, Fogler, Cavanagh,
Rutt. Kramer, Goullet and Spears
kept close together throughout the
race and a lap and nalf from the
finish Kramer jumped from eighth
position, making desperate sprint 10
get to the front. He got as Tar as
| Grenda, who was third, but blew up
and quit. Ernie Pye was in front al
the time. with Fogler and Grenda IN
tow and going at good speed. IL
looked like a combination. Rutt
was on Grenda's wheel and the Ger
man made his bid at the middle oil
! the bac<stretch From there to the
| tame .Grenda and Rutt fought hard
battle with the Tasmanian winning
by inches only. with Fogler third
Eeasy victory for Kaiser.
The one-third-mile amateur cham
pionship resulted in an easy win Tor
Harry Kaiser. the Bronx amateur
star. Kaiser, Champion Donald Nc
Dougau, Eddie Madden and Tommy
Smith. were the finalists and Kaiser
rode from the front all the way and
won, McDougall tried to take the
lead at the bell but could not get TO
the front, Kaiser stalling him OIL
with ease. Madden hung to Kaiser
wheel and finished second.
McDougall and Smith, yards behind
fought it out for third place and NC
Dougall won after giving Smith
bump coming down the hoInestretch
that threw Tommy out of his stride.
This victory gives Kaiser five points
in the championship while McDougan
has seven.
Great Finish in encouragement Race.
Carlo Vanoni, Eddie Rupprecht, c.
B. Georgi and Willie Coburn furnish
ed the greatest finish of the meet in
the one-mile encouragement Hand1-
cap which was a race for the third
rate professionals. All four went
over the tape so close together there
was hardly an inch separating the
first from the fourth man. Vanoni
was the winner, with Rupprecht Sec
ond and Georgi third. Coburn rode
from scratch.
Walker Wins Again.
Gordon Walker, the Australian,
who has been a most consistent VIM
ner of late, won the miss and out
race for professionals after a hard
ride for over two miles. John Beden
was second and Jake Magin and
George Cameron finished third and
fourth, respectively. Cameron put UP
the best ride in the race. He set the
pace for the full distance and it was
fast all the way and then at the
finish he came up on the leaders after
being shaken off by Walkers jump
and finished fourth. There are few
riders among the stars who could
have duplicated General Villas"
performance, but the old general
knows how to ride miss and out
races.
Gus wohIrab in Form.
Gus Wohlrab, the Jersey City
baker, showed his old form when he
jumped the field and won the three
mile amateur handicap by many
yards. Wohlrab ran away from
kaiser. who was third, and Taylor.
who took fourth place. Madden got
the advantage of "sleighride" and
finished second. The summaries:
Two Mile Novice tamateurl-Wo by
V. Pedaiino. Newark: Frank Quinlan
second. Time, Am 5625s.
fessionaD -Won by Walter Rutt, Ger
many Frank Kramer, East Orange. sec
ond; Robert Spears. Australia, third
Alfred Goullet, Australia fourth. Time
Mile Invitation Handicap tprofes-
sionaD-Won by Carlo Vanoni, Italy (3t
yards; Edw., Rnpprreeht, Newark C1e
(scratchl. fourth: William Morton. New
ark 10 yards), fifth. Time, 2m: 5s.
One Mile Match Race, walter Rntt
First heat. won by Walter Rutt; time
.Im 1S9ks last eighth mile, 1145s. Sec
ond heat and race. won by Walter Rutt
time. SIN. 1855, last eighth mile, 12s..
Miss-and-Out Invitation professional
John Beden, Lynbrook. l.. l., second
Jacob Magin, Newark, third; George G
Cameron. New York, fourth; Ernest
Jokus, Newark fifth. Distance, j miles
| Time, 6m 2125s.
Third Mile National Championship
/ (amateur)-Won by Harry Kaiser. Bronx
Fred Taylor. Newark, second; Donald
| McDougall, n. Y. A. G, third; Thomas
| Smith, Irvington, fourth Time, Abs.
Three Mile Handicap lamateurl-Wor
| Edw. Madden, Newark (45 yards), see
| ond: Harry Kaiser Bronx lscratch)
third; Fred Taylor, Newark 80 yards
fourth; Walter Schlee, Newark go YARDS
fifth. Time. en- 296s. Winner of mos
| laps, w. Guldayer, Denmark 600 YARDS
! Five Mile Open professionally Won by
Alfred Grenda, Australia; Walter Rutt
! Germany, second; Joseph Fogler, Brook.
| iyn third: Robert Spears, Australia
fourth; Alfred Goullet, Australia, fifth
| Time, ION. IS.
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