The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-09
GOULLET OUTPEDALS
CHAMPION MORETTI
Wins Match Race and Also Five
Mile Professional in
Field Of Forty.
GRENDATETS n. c. A. EVENT
First i'm Final Of One-third Mile
Pro at Brighton Beach
MotOrdrOme.

Alfred Goullet checked the winning
streak OF Caesar Moretti last night ut the
Brighton Beach Motordrome when he
beat the Italian sprint champion in two
straight heats OF a match race at two
thirds of "A mile each. Goullet took the
rear position in each heat and outsprinted
the Italian In the run home.
Goullet surprised the fans when he beat
Moretti In the first heat. trailing the Ital-
IAN until IA third OF lap from home.
The Australian shot to the front then
and won by a length. The time was .
minutes 80 2-6 seconds
GOullet had the most speed In the
second heat. again coming from the rear
and outsprintine his opponent AZ the fin
ish. although he won by only few
inches. The time minutes 90 2-5
seconds
The one-third mile national champion
ship race for professionals was won by
Alfred Grenda. Iver Lawson was sec
md. Walter Rutt third and Jackie Clarke
fourth. The winners time was 81 l-5 SEQ
onds. With Kramer and Goulet put out
~ II in the first semi-tinal BRENDA was
he choice TO take the nnal He sprinted
from the rear half lap from home. VIM
ming by two lengths, with others finish
ing closely punched
Inc race was run IN TOUT nedts, TWO
sem-nnsls and hnal. When Kramer
and Goullet were eliminated in the first
sem-final Rutt won and Lawson was
second. The time was IS 2-j seconds
Kramer went to the front with squirt
half lap from home, but in the last
800 yards Rutt came from third position
passing Kramer and Goulet, with Law
son close up. Rutt finished hrst by half
a length and Lawson second by the same
distance.
Grenda and Clarke qualified in the sec
ond semi-nnal beating out Fogler and
Cavanaugh, tho time being ~ 30 sec
onds
Goullet proved himself a real champion
when he won the five mile professional
handicap from a field OF forty, winning In
the last rfty yards. His handicap was
ten yards and the time minutes 40 As
seconds. BRENDA with twenty yards was
second, Floyd Thomas. 2l0 yards, third ,
Norman Anderson, 3l0 yards, fourth and
\ Halstead. 325 yards NTH. The one
mile novice race went to ]. Smith IN :
minutes % 4-5 seconds. J. Mendelssohn
being good second.
Thomas Bello, with an allowance OF
seventy five yards, won the Anal heat in
the two-third mile event for amateurs In
minute 10 seconds william Hanley,
ten yards. was second and Edward Mad
den. twenty yards, third.
Fred Taylor took nrst prize IN the
nnal OF the two-thlrd mile open event
for amateurs. Edward Madden was sec
ond and Thomas Smith third, The time
was minute 81 Id seconds. William
Hanley and Walter Schlee finished Sec
ond and third respectively but were dis
qualified for coming through on the pole
In the last lap.
The tandem handicap for professionals
at two miles was won. by Cameron and
lot rds Dua and E,ranI,i-
scratch, were second and Bedell brothers,
thirty Yards. third, The time was min
utes rs 2-5 seconds.
A forty mile motor paced race will be
the feature on Wednesday night the ell
trants being Bobby Walthour Clarence
Carmen, George Wiley. Percy Lawrence,
Worth Mitten and Vincenzo Madomis