New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-31
KRAMER TRIUMPHS
OVER BAILEY
Defeats English Cyclist in
Two Straight Heats at
Newark VelOdrOme.

Frank Kramer. the professional rae
ing cvclist. won more laurels yesterday
afternoon by defeating Bill Bailey. the
English speed merchant. at the Newark
Velodrome.
Kramer took Bailey into camp in two
straight heats at one mile each. and IN
each heat won looking back at his op-
ponent in the homestretch and with
open space between the wheels.
The time was exceptionally slow: IN
fact. the slowest Kramer has ever made
in a big match. In the first heat he
was required 10 register only II ID
seconds for the last eighth Of mule
and in the second heat his time was y
seconds fiat.
Bailey may be excused on the
grounds of not having shaken off his
sea legs. as he arrived in this country
only last Thursday. He MADE his bow
in Newark last year, wnen ne came here
as the worlds amateur champion and
signally defeated Donald MacDougall.
the Yankee amateur champion.
Bailey qualified in his trial heat for
the Cycling Derby. the seml-fnals OF
which will be run on Wednesday night.
Bob Shears, the lanky Australian. won
a brilliant victory in the half-mlle
open. with liver Lawson and Cesar
Morett in a dead heat for second place.
Walter Rutt. the worlds champion.
and Alfred Goullet. the Australian.
we're among those unplaced.
NH q
distance Derby. a human paced event
at thirty-one miles. George Wiley lost
a lap By puncturc at eight miles;
otherwise he would have given Moran
a close fight. Bobby Walthour and
Clarence Carman were outridden and
lost several laps.
Harry Kaiser. the amateur cham
pion. was unpaceo in the three-mlle
handicap. which was won by Thomas
Grimm. but he qualified with the rest
of the fast amateurs in the trial heats
Of the cycling Derby.
The summaries follow:
Two-miIe novice Won hy John Pourt-
chois Newark: Jack johnson. Newark. sec
ond Joseph Macchis. Newark third. Time.
45S p
Amateur cycle Derby ,ouc mile triaJ heatsl
First heat-Wou by Harry kaissr The
Bronx: time. lol. Second heat Won by
=
heat Won by Artl'ur Rollins Boston. time.
II3 Fourth heat-Won by Arthur Spen
Ger. Toronto; time. 90. Fifth hest-Wo on
by Thomas smith IrVington: time. 20.
sixth heat Won by Edward Madden. New
ark: time ! :02 . >. Seventh heat Won by
Donald MacDougall. Newark; time l:o2
Eighth hcat-Non by Gus Wohrsb. Jersey
city: time. Loo %. Ninth heat-Won by
i:1I -.
Three milo haudicsp ,atiateur, Won by
thomas Grimm. Irvingtou 80 yardsl: Fred
Weber Newark go yards second. William
Haulev. San Francisco 80 YARDS. third
John Strand. bloomfield ,2f5 YARDS. fourth
Ernest Ohet. san francisco. fifth. Time.
G.O7 -
Half-mUc open. professionals Won by
Robert spears. Australia. iver Lawson. Salt
Lake. and Cesar Morsiti. Italy. I'm dead heat
Tor second: Alfred Grends. Tasmania.
fourth Time. 1905.
cycling Derby professional; onemilc repc-
chagc heaU Won by Alfred Grenda. Tasma
MIA: Reggie Mcnamara. Australia. second
Joseph Foglcr. Brooklyn, third. Time.
Two-inile invitation handicap professional
Won hy Raymond Eaton. Newark 130
YARDS. Floyd Krebs. Newark ldj YARDS.
second. Jacob Magin 40 yards). third: Nor
man Hansen Denmark U35 yards,. fourth
Charles Piercy Australia $50 YARDS, NTH.
Time go
Match race professional one-mile heats 49,
Frank l.. Kramer. America vs. Bill Bailey
England Won by Kramer In two ght
heats. Times. 400 3-5 Gast eighth O:l2 80.
i:3s - nast eighth O:i2D.
Unknown distance rae professionally
Won by Edward Ruppreclt. Newark: Al
IIalstead. England. second. John Redell.
Newark. third. Fred Hill. Newark. fourth
Menus BeGeil. Newark, nth. Distance. one
and two-thrds miles Time. 1891 %.
Middle Distance Derby professional. 81
miles Won by James +. Moan. Chelsea:
George Wiley Syracuse. second. Bobby Wal
thour, Atanta. third; Clarence Carman. ia
maics. fourth Time. l.0l:i5