Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-03

nth prizes. Lawson was the best man
in the race and would have been a
sure winner, even though the spill
had not occurred.
Cameron In Fine Form.
While George Cameron deserves
credit. for his victory in the two-mile
handicap, the tactics of Fred Hill in
this race should have been censured.
Hill did everything possible to keep
the baclkmarkers from catching the
riders odt in front and his "fiagging''
was of most fragrant variety. Cam
eron rode q mile and five laps alone
and outrode the rest of the men, who
were out in front changing pace. 1t
was a great ride for the old Gen
era1" Vanoni was second. Reeber
third and Anderson fourth. Clark
and Spears rode from scratch, but
were almost lap behind at the finish,
owing to the tactics OF Hill.
Dual Victory for Kaiser.
Amateur Champion Harry Kaiser
won both amateur races. In the An
niversary Stakes the new titleholder
finished ahead of Hanley, Taylor and
Ohrt, who finished In the order
named, and In the three-mile handi-
cap he led the way for former cham
pion McDougall. Joe Schneider, of Buff
falo, and Earl Adams, the colored
rider. In this race there was big
spill that carried down a big bunch
of riders. The summarizes:
Two-Mile Noyice-Won by Fred Trah-
mer. Irrington Willie Lawson, Newark,
second. Time, Am. 68s.
Half Mile Invitation professional
Won by liver Lawson, Salt Lake City;
Martin Ryan, Newark, second; George c.
Cameron, New York, third Eddie Rup-
precht, Newark, fourth; al Halstead,
England, fifth, Time, I'm, r. ~ -.
tween Walter Rutt, Germany, and Cesar
Moretti, ITALY,. Frank L. Kramer and
Frank Cavanagh, United States, and AL
traiia); Mile Heats.-First heat between
Rutt and Moreth and Goullet and
Grenda), won by Rutt and Moretti; time,
3m. 3S3bs. last eighth mile, 12s. Second
mer and Cavanagh), won by Rutt-,and
mile, I1As. Third heat between Caya-
nagh and Kramer and Grenda and Goul-
let), won by Cavanagh and Kramer !;
time, 3m. 512ss.; last eighth mile, 12s.
Anniversary Stakes; One Mile Invitation
(amateurl Won by Harry Kaiser, New
York, William Hanley, San Francisco .sS
Ernest Ohrt, San Francisco, fourth. Time,
Pm. 3Ss.
Two Mile Handicap professionally =
Won by George C. Cameron New New YORK .s.k
NDO JdhusJs SaA ~ t~1o
yards), second Joseph Reeber, Newark
1920 yards), third; Norman Anderson,
Denmark 100 yards), fourth; William
Morton, Harrison GOO yards), fifth. Time,
Two Mile Tandem Handicap (profes-
sional) Won by Alfred Grenda, Aus
tralia, and Gordon Walker, Australia
(scratch); Menus Bedell and John Bedell,
Newark (60 yards), second; Martin Ryan.
Newark, and Norman Hansen, Denmark
(115 yards), third; Willie Coburn, New
ark, and Jake Magin, Newark (115 yards,
fourth; AL Halstead, England, and Jo-
seph Reeber, Newark (180 yards), fifth.
Time, 3m. S5s. (World's record, breaking
former best figures Of 3m. 40s, made by
Joe Fogler and Eddie Root, at Newark,
September 49, 1911
Three Mile Handicap (amateur)-Won
by Harry Kaiser, New York (scratch) /;
Donald McDougali, Newark (scratch)
second Joseph Schieder, Buffalo GIG
yards), third; Earl Adams, Orange (155
yards), fourth; Thomas Grimm, Irving
tor Gao yards), fifth. Time, 6m. 8sSs.
Winner of most laps, Herman Hansen,
Denmark $40 yards).
Tandem Paced Match Race; Ten Miles
between A. Jackie Clark, Australia |;
Joseph A. Fogler, Brooklyn, and Robert
Spears, Australia won by Clark Fogler,
second; Spears. third. Time, 20m. 53s.