Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-25
CLARK'S WONDERFUL FORM
SPELLS DEFEAT FOR RUTT
Jackie Combines Speed and Cunning to
Take Worlds Champions Measure in
Straight Heats of Match Race.
QUESTIONABLE TACTICS ARE USED

,fted since he came East. A lack of
team work on the part of the losers
was evident and they might have won
had they worked together, instead of
riding individually. KAISER and
Hanley worked together beautifully
and their exhibition of team work
excelled that of some of the profess
SIGNALS in recent team matches.
White Takes Handicap.
The three-mile amateur handicap
was won by Walter White, with
Waldemar Guldayer. of Denmark
second, and John kaufman, third,
these riders catching the scratch men
and backmarkers on the second mile.
In the sprint between the baelkfield
Hanley raced away from McDougall
Kaiser and Wohlrab, and was I'M
doubtedly the fastest rider in the
amateur ranks last night.
schlee Wins.
In the half-mile handicap Walter
Schlee was a winner from the twenty
yard mark, with Tom Grimm second
and Eddie Madden third. The stars
in the team match did not compete
in this race. Schlee won after coming
through on the pole lap and hat
from the finish, the middle markers
who might have won swinging up
the bank and refusing to pace.
Norman Anderson, who is showing
very good form of late, added another
victory to his count by taking the
two-mile invitation handicap. In this
race the backfield stalled and this
gave the outmarkers a chance to get
away for a big lead. At the twelfth
pole on the final lap Anderson jumped
out of the little group of leaders and
won by twenty yards. Lloyd Thomas
stole away from the backmarkerS at
two laps to go and made great
sprint to catch the leaders, but died
at the eighth pole Al Halstead was
second, C. b. George was third, and
Bill Morton took fourth money. The
summaries:
Half Mile Hanlicap (amateur)-Won by
Walter Schlee, Newark go YARDS
Thomas Grimm, lrvington TOO YARDS, sec
ond: Eddie Madden, Newark (scratclO
third Tommy Smith, Irvington (scratchD
fourth. Time 57s.
Two -thrd-ATile Handicap PROFESSIONAL
Won by George Cameron, New York (4j
yards) Frank Kramer, East orange
(scratchl, second Alfred Grenda. Tas-
mania % yards), third Alfred Goullet,
Australia 40 YARDS, fourth. Time, I'm.
15hs.
One-M Mile Match Race. Walter Rutt, Ger
many, VS.. Jackie Clark, Australia-First
heat, won by Clark: time. SIN. IT'S; last
eight mile lbs. Second neat, won by
Clark time, 3m. 24s. last eighth mile, 12s.
Two third Mile Team Match, Harry
Kaiser, New York, and Willie Hanley,
san Francisco. VS.. Donald McDougall,
Newark, and Gus Wohlrab, Jersey City
Won by Kaiser and Hanley in straight
heats; time, I'm. 2Ss. and I'm. 32s.
Two Mile Invitation Handicap (profes-
sionall-Won by Norman Anderson, Dem
mark Ills Yards Al Halstead, England
(12O yards), second; c. B. Georgi, Newark
$50 Yards, third William 1 Merton Ha ar
Newark $50 yards, fifth. Time, 3m. Dos.
Three Mile Handicap famateur)-W on
by Walter White, Newark (115 yardsl /;
Waldemar Guldayer, Denmark 190
yards), second; John Kaufman, Newark
600 yards), third; Harry Koran, Newark
f210 YARDS, fourth Henry Norman, Har-
rison (255 yards), fifth. Time, ON: ISL? 5.
Five Mile Open PROFESSIONALISM by
Frank Kramer, East Orange; dead heat
between Alfred Grenda, Tasmania, and
Walter Rutt, Germany, for second place
John Bedell, Lynbrook. L. l., fourth ;
Alfred Goullet, Australia, fifth. Time,
ION. 1855.