Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-28
KRAMER PROVES HE is FAR
FROM.LOSING BIKE CROWN

wheel and, when he saw everything
was prepared for a quick change, he
dis5SAnted and was strapped into a
fresh wheel in less than twenty sec
onds It was quick work and so nico-
~ accomplished the fans cheered him
to the echo. He lost lap to both
Moran and Wiley by the operation
but he still had the advantage of a
full lap on Wiley and four laps on
Moran But the Swiss champion was
not satisfied to win by this margin
He set out afresh and pulled away
again. eventually tapping both riders
Shouting "allez' (which means "go")
continually, Egg had his pacemakers
so tired there was little life left in
any of them in the last three miles
of the race. Some were so tired they
could ride no more, and that word
.allez" became extremely obnoxious
Egg Leaves PacemaIxers at Finish.
A half a lap from the finish Egg
left his pacemakerS, the crack team
of Thomas and Cameron, and sprint
ed away from them as though they
were anchored. He virtually few in
those final yards and showed a sur
prising sprint after q long race that
was so hard all the way. Moran
sprinted away from his team also, but
the Chelsea mans effort was feeble
one compared to the sprint of Egg.
Handbags Too Big.
The backmarkers never had a
chance in the half mile handicap,
Reggie Mcnamara being the only one
to make the final. which was won by
'0ne-lap" Larry Corbett. Larry had
mark that gave him almost half
a lap apart and he was never headed.
Mcnamara put up a wonderful ride
bat he was killed off in catching the
riders on the marks out in front and
lost after passing all but Corbett on
the second lap. The handicaps were
entirely too big, nearly every heat
being ridden under worlds record
time.
BedeiI Brothers Lucky.
The Bedell Brothers were lucky 10
get second place in the tandem race
They did not finish on the track and
the automatic Judge" did not "see'
them at all but the human judges
had them right and they were given
second money after sneaking through
on the fiat coming down the home
stretch This robbed Floyd Krebs
and his Austrian partner. Rudi-
Russo. of second place which they
were the winners of the race after a
good ride. Spears and Mcnamara
the scratch team. and Cavanagh
and Hill, who We're on thirty yards.
quit just before the finish
Brexei's Perseverance Rewarded.
Joseph Brexel. the amateur Goullet,
won a race yesterday. Joe has been
trying for a long time and his perse-
rfaxu f1xa1 h.
ed the tape in advance Of McDougall
and Kaiser in the one third mile
handicap. McDougall put up the ride
of the race. going high up the bank
for almost the full two laps and then
finishing second, and Just ahead OF
Champion Kaiser. who had sleigh
rided' all the way, in close to the
worlds record time. Kaiser was
himself in the two-mile open and won
after carrying McDougall on his
wheel for over a lap in the final
sprint. These two stars finished far
in advance of the rest of the field
The summarizes:
Two Mile Novice tamateur)--Wo by
Newark, second Time, I'm. 4S2as.
Fouf- Cornered French Point Race (pro-
fessionall Ualf-Mile Heats-Won by
Frank Kramer. America @ points) Al
u
ond; Casare Moretti. Italy Il point),
thirds bill Bailey, England (no points,,
fourth ,e First heat DIN Bailey, England,
" a,tra Alfred Goullet Australiao won by
eighth mile, 121ss Second heat frank
Kramer, America. VS.. Cesare Moretti,
Italy,, won by Frank Kramer; time,
heat alfred Gouiet. Australia. VS.. cesare
Moretti, italy, won by Alfred Goullet !;
time. I'm. ;}S9ts.; last eighth mile, 13Ms
Fourth heat Drank Kramer, America, VS.
BIZ Bailey, England, won by Frank
mile, l2lss. Fifth heat (Cesare Moretti,
Italy, VS.. Bill Bailey, England), won by
Cesare Moretti; time, I'm. 2gMs last
eighth-mile, 1855. Sixth heat Drank
tralia), won by Frank Kramer; time,
1m 302ss.: last eighth mile, 123as.
Two-Mile Tandem Handicap tamateur)
Won. by George Cameron, New York,
yards); John and Menus Bedell. Lyn-
brook. /: !. 600 yards), second Floyd
Krebs, Newark, and Ruddi- Russi Aus
tria j 165 yards). third; Jacob Magin.
cisco l2l5 yardsl, fourth Frank Cory,
Australia, and Charles Piercy. Australia
(115 yards), fifth. Time 3m. s235s.
Half.M Mile Handicap PROFESSIONAL
Won by Larry Corbett, Australia 125
yards), second; George Cameron, New
York 100 yards}, third; Edward Rup,
precht, Newark go yards), fourth: Fred
Hill, Boston (35 yards, NTH; Ruddi-
Russi. Austria 900 yards), sixth.
Time, 53s.
One Third Mile Handicap fAmateur)--
Won by Joseph Buxel, New York $50
yards): Donald MacDougall, Newark
(scratch). second; Harry Kaiser, New
York (scratch). third; Thomas +. Muir
ply, Newark $50 yards). fourth.
Time, 36$bs.
Two Mile Open fAmateur) Won by
Harry Kaiser, New York; Donald Mac
Dougall, Newark, second Thomas
Smith, Newark, third Thomas Grimm
Irvington, fourth Earnest Ohrt, San
Francisco, fifth. Time, Am. So. Lap
prize winner, Henry Werner, Irvington.
Fifteen Mile Tandem Paced Match Race
professionally Won by Oscar Egg,
George Wiley, Syracuse,
James II. Moran, Chelsea, Mass,
third. Time 2Sm. Dos.