Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-10

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haze come from third place. ridden
around Rutt on the outside. and
then beaten Kramer
Kramer would probably have I'm
ished second with Gouliet third. This
would have given Kramer three
points while Goullet would have
scored but twO-and Kramer would
never have lost the lead in the title
battle. Kramer, however, was not
anxious or a long sprint. or In his
semi final he had a very hard ride,
Cayanagh jumping two and quarter
laps from the finish and Kramer
having to chase him. Kramer said
that had he known It was Gouliet
VINO was going by he would have
fought him, but the "Champer'
thought it WAS Fogler instead Of
Gonllei. He tried 20 get Goullet's
wheel but Protector Joe" gouFed
him with an elbow and that stopped
Frank.
oameron's Train Wrecked.
For refusing to declare Lloyd
Thomas In his com bination'' in the
miss and out" race, the Californian
went out and wrecked the General
Villa" Cameron train. Unlike the y.
Y. n. II. & H., cameron's train IS
A1AtAs hAELht4s jul II Was WAcLhEA
good and proper yesterday. Even the
old general himself vas put out OF
the battle just before the bell lap.
When two of his combination were
put out early in the battle Cameron
wanted to call an armistice TO bury
his dead, but Thomas said. ION with
the battle Grassy Ryan was a big
help 10 Thomas in routing the Villas
Larry Corbett, who played Uncle
Tom once upon a time and acquired
stiff knees, was an almost winner
yesterday. If Larry ever wins a race
he will be happy forevermore, and
he saw visions of that cherished hap
piness as he struggled tapeward n
the half-mile handicap final. But a
yard from the tape Larry felt the
sting of Simon Legfee's lash as Ray
Eaton and Georgi and Fred Hill went
dashing by. When those three Kuvs
went by ii reminded me OF them
hounds chasin' little Eva" said Larry
after the race.
Madden's Fine Ride.
Eddie Madden. the narrow little
chap who is placed In nearly every
final in the amateur races at the Vel
odrome, put up ride in the final OF
the -thirds-mile open that stamps
him as a coming rider and a cham
pionship possibility sometime In the
future Little EdR ard has got 2
great head on his small shoulders,
and he used that head to the very
best advantage in the open. With
Champion Harry Kaiser back in sixth
position and some OF the other stars
sewed in. Madden pulled long sprint
from the front and his Judgment
coupled with his speed, returned him
a winner.
1t looked as though Kaiser was try
Ing to sprint too far IN the threa-
mile handicap, but he went two laps
and won after hard drive with Tay-
Tor. The summaries
Half Mile National Championship ipro-
tre liza; Joseph Fogler, Brooklyn. second !:
! waiter Rntt, Germany, third; Frank Kra-
mer. East Orange, fourth Time, In.
107ss last eighth mile Us
First Semi Final-Won BIZ Walter Ruft.
Germany Frank Kramer, East Grunge
second Frank Cayanaeh. Newark, third
Robert Spears, Australia. fourth. Time.
I'm As; last eighth mile. 12s
Second Semi Final-Won BY Alfred
5Tullet, Australia Joseph Fogler Brook
lyn, second; Iver Lawson, Salt Lake CITY.
third; Alfred Grenda, Tasmania, fonrfh.
Time, In. los last eighth mile. 113ks
Five Mile National Championship lpro-
fessional1-Won by Frank Kramer, East
Orange; Iyer Lawson. Salt Lake CITY,
s.oond Alfred Goullet. Australia, third
Joseph A. Fogler Brooklyn, fourth. Time.
lin. Is; last eighth mile, 114ss
Preliminary Heats tat one milel--First
heat won by Frank I. Kramer, East
Orange; Cesare Moretti. Italy. second.
Iver Lawson. Salt Lake City, third: John
a. Fogler, Brooklyn. fifth; A. J. Clark,
Australia, sixth; time. Pm. 6s.; rlaSf
eightb-mile, lbs. Second heat, won by
Alfred Grenda, Tasmania Walter Eurf,
Germany. second; Frank cavanagh, New
ark, third. Gordon Walker. Australia
fourth; Alfred Goullet Australia, fifth
Robert Spears. Australia. sixth; time, 2ni
1ss. last eighth mile. 11sss.
Han-Mile Handicap fprofessionaif--a
Won by Ray Eaton. Elizabeth $50 yarts)
Fred Hill. Boston 40 YARDS, third; Lar
~ Corbstt. Australia is5 yards}. fourth.
Frank Cory, Australia 80 yards, fifth
Time. 52m. rs.
Miss-and-O Out Invitation fprofessioBafa
Won by Lloyd Thomas, Salt Lake City.
Menus Bedell. Lynbrook. L. l., second.
Norman Hansen. Denmark, third Ernest
A. Pyr, Australia. fourth Martin Ryan.
Newark, fifth. Distance, miles and
lnps. Time, ON. 51hs.
Three Mile Handicap lamateur)-<Won
by Harry Kaiser, New York (scrafchl
Fred Taylor. Newark 40 yards). second
Gus Wohlrab, Jersey City GO yardsl.
third; Donald McDougala, Newark
lscratchl. fourth; Joseph Schneider, Buff
falo us yardsi, fifth Winner Of most
laps, Herman Hansen. Time. Bm. T2ss.
Two thirds Mile Open lamateur)-Won
by Edward Madden, Newark. Fred Tay-
Tor, Newark, second; Gus Wohlreb, Jer-
sey City, third: Donald McDougaH.
Newark, fourth. Time. I'm. 1898; lsst
Two-Mile Novice (amateur)--won is
George kaetz, Jersey City; Charles Mrs
culin, Passaic, second. Time, Am SIS