Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-22
GOULLET AND RUTT BOW
TO THE SPEED OF KRAMER
Final Heat of Grand Prize Cesar MOretti
Finds American Champion with Win
ming Margin of One Length.
INCHES SEPARATE ALI AND WALTER

rv,rl5,s champion Walter Rutt and
AT Goullet, of Australia, were loteea
10 bow TO The speed of Frank hra-
mn fhe American champion, III I've
tnal heat of the Grand Prize Cesar
Afsrefti. at the Velodrome yesterday
afternoon Goullet was second over
fhe 4ne sa3 Rutt was more lhah
three inches back of the Austfaaalt
-rsa list of also rams sparlled with
o1as. and the entire field of starters
made nh the finest field ut star
-,,.fnters brought together in one race
in America for many years. Inc flu-
ors v65 were shut out of the mat
uare Jackie Clark. AH Grenda ana
Bob smear. IF Australia, and Frank
C,a,.afsaeb. Ice FoEler and INer Law
son. Of Yankeeland.
There WAS more joekeyins IN me
final heat than IN any race ever run
Al the Nelodrome. The POSITIONS
1b,nosd an almost every lap and the
big crowd present was on up-loe
from The start 10 the tnish' hal'
nnfgeneraled Kramer and 1oullel
siabt mn tu the critical moment ll
fhe race and then threw away ms
e1ances hv riding up nigh on the
L,nI. at less than two laps to 60
which gave GoulleI the oppot 4ut ny,
IN fake second position at sprhllllE
tjne This move cost the world
nbaunnfon whatever chance he ha1 q
winning the race. Kramer feared
p,itt but he did mol fear Goullet, ana
when the Yankee champion sa" ha'1
back in bird position he starleu.
long sprint which won nm the rue.
Rutt wanted the position pe1" ~
Kramer and Gnullet and his man
euvers i'm getting that position shqM
al fbe keen Judgment and the cfdil
nees of the finished bike rider anu
WIZ ne intentionally gave up me
nosftfon he alone can explain. AtleT
the race Rutt said that he was aIraiu
mat Goullet would come up ON the
outside and hold him in on the last
Lap. -. e,s+
heat by Rutt and as he figured lhaI
both Kramer and the German nau
more sped than he possessed the
Australian was trying for second
money in the race and wanted SEE
ond nosition. When he got second /
position mt the time Rutt swung up
his one object was TO keen Rntl FROM F
passing him. which made kramer F
task the easier
When the three riders swung INTO
the final lap of the race Kramer was
going at a good clip and waiting loI
a lump from either Goullet or Rutt. /
At the eighth pole Rutt tried to come
ont but Goullet swung up on the .
outside of Kramer and Rutt was able
to do no more than hold his position,
Kramer was moving at top speed
down the backstretch and around the
final turn, and came through
rather easy winner. Coming INTO the
home stretch Goullet came out on
the outside Of Kramer and swung
rather high. probably figuring that
Rutt would he coming with rush
outside of him. To Goullets surprise /
Rutt took the inside course. antici- /
patjng a high ride from "Goullie,' and /
almost nosed the Australian out Tor [
second money. Kramer Won with
length to spare but Goullet and Rutt
finished very close together. Rutt
felt sure that he had finished ahead
of Goullet.
Great Ride by Rutt.
Lawson. Goullet and Rutt lined for
the first heat and Rntt rode around
both of these sprinters on the final
lap. The German looked as though he
was doomed to de-eat when the tinal
lap started. with Goullet leading and
the clever Lawson in second position.
but with one of the best spirits of
the race the worlds champion rode
around both of them and won with
yards to spare After that ride Rutt
was picked as the winner of the
race.
Spears took the second heat from
Cirenda and Clark. Jackie showed
little fight and let Spears come up
and take the position behind Grenda
from him d lap and d half from the
finish. Grenda went in front to the
eighth when Spears cut loose and Won
rather easily. Cayanagh showed a
marvellous burst Of speed in the third
heat, which was won by Kramer,
with Cayanagh second and Fogler /
third. Al the bell Cavanagh was
thirty yards back of Kramer and
Fogh7r and apparently out of the
race, for Kramer was unwinding at .
q fast clip. When the giant started .
he uncurked a marvellous burst of .
speed and came up on Kramer so fast .
il looked as though he would sail on
BY and win by yards. A little swerve /
up the bank by Fogler when the /
leviathdn of the bike track come |
rumbling up stopped the CaYanagh |
engine for the moment and gave |
Kramer chance to get into top |
speed Cavanagh came again and got !
on almost even terms with the /
Yankee champion. Kramer won by a /
small margin but said after the heat
that he never was pressed harder in /
his life when riding from the front !
and having ride on his hin
Goullet took the fourth heat from
Clark and Fogler and the feature of
Ibis leg of the big race was seeing
Clark finish last In the fifth heat
Lawson pulled a surprise and jumped
away from Kramer and Spears on
the fist lap. Neither Spears nor Kra-
mer would go after the Swede, and
either one who finished second was
sure 10 make the final, and they both
risk ed their chances on their ability
TO beat each other. Lawson's victory
was worth nothing to him so far as
making the final was concerned, so
the interest in the race after he got
away was entirely in the duel be-
tween Spears and Kramer Kramer
went to the front and won rather
easily. Had Spears gone after Law
son and finished second with Kamer
first, it would have made him tie
with Goullet in points and put him
in the final if he could have beaten
Goullet in the run-off.
stars Get Pointers.
The second string riders showed
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