The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-14
EGG ROLLS HOME IN
TANDEM PACED RACE
Swiss Cyclist Rides Well to Hair
Line Finish, Fogler Leav-
ing Pace Behind.
LUCK FAvORS AL GOULLET
Gets Heat on Disqualification
and Race When the Judges
Overlook Grcnda.
LUCK FAvORS AL GOULLET

NEWARK. Sept is-oscar Egg. the
European war zone month ago and
came to America as tho unpaced cham
pton OF Europe showed his callbrc at the
Nelodrome this afternoon. His perform
ance was in ten mile tandem paced
match with Joe Fogler. Egg came through
winner by "A narrow margin. He led
most OF the way and then when he was
taken on the last trick by tandem
manned by Alfred BRENDA and Gordon
Walker lie got a Jump on Folger. who
came strong without his pace and finished
only inches behind.
Alfred Goullct had luck on his s'de IN
the test race, a half mile professional
event. which was decided on the point
system TO bring forth an opponent to meet
FRANK Kramer In a match next Sunday.
Nine of the leading professionals were
rejected to ride, three men In heat,
with each man riding three heats but
having different opponents In each. Points
were allotted on the basis of two for the
winner and one for second In each heat
Goullet lost his first heat TO Brenda, with
Jackie Clarke third then won his second
from Joe Fogler and Bill Bailey, was
Mor"'t. after the latter clearly outrode
Goullc; and won the heat. but sas dis
qualified for switching. This put Goullet
IN Il tie with Grcnda, VINO had won two
heats and got a second. In the runoff
BRENDA, leading all the way. appeared to
have won by a foot but the Judges gave
It to GOullc; The spectators hooted and
some walked out OF the enclosure.
kramers only appearance OF the day
was IN quarter mile record trial. He
got flying start. being paced 20 tho line
by tandem and covered the distance
IN - 50 seconds, which equalled the
worlds record made by liver Lawson
from standing start IN a handicap at
salt Lake city, July 4. 1906.
Harry Kaiser. Donald MacDougail and
Willie Hanley, the star amateurs. were
absent and the smaller fry had things to
themselves The summaries.
Two Nile Novice-won by George Towers,
Thoma, Hunt second. Time. ) minutes
Ha!f Milo Handicap, Amat.ur-won nv
GU Ia. Lang; 80 {ards' chris Dotterweieh, 60
p \ whitney. 40 yards. fourth. Time, 90
TVo.thrds Mile Handicap. Professional
Won b. Lloyd Thomas. 80 yards: Peter bro
vt.9. :; Yards, second; Floyd krebs. IS
fourth. Time. minute 10 - seconds
. Quarter Mile unpaced Trial with Ewing
onds Equais liver I.awson's worlds com
petitlve r"corI from standing start
Two Nile Tandem Handicap, Professional
ON ny Robert spears and Norman An
.c-son. 50 Yards. liver tavs1n and Peter
llfo"a'h. 90 Yards second: Frank Cory and
tAar."- fiercy. 2ou yards, third. George
Cameron aud LLOYD Thomas. 30 yards,
fourth. Time, . minutes 80 seconds.
Two NIL" Handicap, AmAteur-won BY
John Drehcr. $50 Yards. Ernest Ohrt. 100
Yards second, Thomas Smith. % wards.
third, Earl Adams, l55 yards, fourth. Time.
minutes 81 seconds
Test Race. Half Mile Professionalism
hy Alfred Gou,iet points after run on with
Aired Greuld, points. \. ! clarke I
points. Frank Cavanagh, points. Cesar
NOro'tl, points. BIZ Bailey. = points Joe
Fogl'r, ; points. Time Of run on, min
"a. 20 seconds Last eighth Of a mile, IL
seconds.
Tandem Paced Race. Professional Ten
Mllcs--Oscar Egg Switzerland defeated
Joseph Fog!er. brooklyn. Time 10 minutes
~ seconds