Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-23
Superior Sprinting Ability of
GOnllet Responsible for AUS
tralians' Victory.
EGG MAKES FINE RALLY
Work of Swiss Rider Enables
Team to Tie for Fourth
Place.


small fraction of the action seen in
the final hour of the six-day race.
Fhe continuous fire from q Maxim
irapid-flre gun affords the only conf
parlson. 1t was impossible to record
all the action that took place Goul
let and Grenda won and they won
fairly and that is about the extent
OF the record of the last bewilderinR
hour. There is a vivid recollection
of the heroic efforts of Moran and
Mcnamara to win the race by lap
ping the field. The surprising sprints
of Pete Drobach and the uphill fight
of Oscar Egg can also be remem-
bered through that haze of the dizzy
hour. Other things happened, but
there is but a faint memory OF just
what happened.
But when that hour was over the
greatest six-day race ever run came
TO an end and the best part of 1t is
there will be no aftermath, no
charges and insinuations of teaming,
or collision of any sort, for each bat
tied alone and the best team won.
There was no doubt about that Even
the uninitiated fan could see that
there was a desperate fight for the
honor of winning, and no quarter
was asked or given.
GouIlet's sprinting Ability Wins.
The superior sprinting ability of
Goullet brought victory for the Aus
tralian team and the wonderful and
unexpected riding of Pete Drobach in
the final hour landed second place for
the team of Lawson and Drobach.
The good work of Mcnamara in the
first half hour of the final sprints and
the combined efforts of Mcnamara
and Moran in an attempt to lap the
~field in the laft half of the hour
earned third place for the team. 1t
was entirely through the great riding
of Oscar Egg that the Swiss-Italian
team of Egg and Verri were tied for
fourth place with Fogler and Hill.
Egg rolled up a total OF "a points,
while Verri scored is. Fogler and Hill
were about equal in the matter OF
winning points in the sprints and
proved the assertion that they were
the best balanced team In the race.
This team weakened in the last half
hour, after being second in the points
during the first half. Cameron and
Kaiser, who finished sixth, were out
classed in the wonderful field, but de-
serve great credit for going through
the race without being Tapped.
Goullet's riding was wonderful.
Alone he totaled almost as many
points as the last three teams. Seven
of the fifteen sprints were won
by Goullet, who rode in eight sprints.
In the other sprint Goullet was fifth.
Next to Goullet, Mcnamara was the
best point winner. Mcnamara scored
SO of the teams So points.
All of the riders were very tired
after tho race, but there was none
who were in really bad condition.
Grenda was the worst off of those
who we're in the final hour. The big
ha ri nd tic
voice was gone entirely. Fogler and
verri presented a bad appearance
through being cut and bruised on
the face, but these injuries were only
on the surface and did not amount
to much.
Pay Day Tomorrow.
Tomorrow the riders will be paid
at the offices Of the Cycle Racing As
ISOLATION, and that will be the final
chapter in the greatest six-day race
ever run. The management is being
congratulated from every source for
The clean manner in which the race
was run and the way in which the
crowds were handled. Even in the
rush on the last night the bad ele-
ment was kept on the outside, and 1t
was a representative crowd of real
race enthusiasts who saw the finish.
Goulet and Grenda will receive
81, 800 for their victory, while Lawson
and Drobach will divide 1000. Moran
and Mcnamara will share $3.50, while
Verri and Egg and Fogler and Hill
will share in $500, fourth and NTH
prizes. Kaiser and Cameron will get
$3.50 for sixth prize. Magin and Law
renee will receive $3.50, seventh prize.
Twenty-eight hundred dollars was
distributed in special prizes during
the week. The riders who won the
greater part of the money were Goul-
let, Mcnamara, Piercey and Thomas:
The way the money was DIVIDED
among the riders is as follows:
Goullet-s25, 5000, $40, $40, $1o' $40 s1o'
Nj %c Mama $40. $40, $40, $40 SO,
$40 SO. $40. $40, $40, $40, $40. $50, $40 $40,
$40 $40, $40, $40, $40, $40 So 3d. sl2'oo'
p Rie cree $3.50. $40. $40, SO $40 1o,
$40 $40, $40, $40, $40, $40, $40. $lo' Slo slo'
TTihomas-s2o, $3.50, $40, $40. $40, $40,
Grenda-$2o, 500. $40, $40, $40, $40, 49,
Z I,awson-s1o, $50, $40, $40. $40, siO' and
two suits of clothes ESQ s,o s4o s,o ESQ
knsessesS slS sS @ S s si :iS
Clark-$1o $40, $40, $40, $40, $40.
Root--$10, $40, $40, $40.
Haistead-$1O, SIS, $40, $40
Walthour-S10, $40.
Hansen--$10, $40, $40.
S TsslssS-ssllS 49, H. H. H. So IT, $40
Il f BedeiiSsi6, SO SO.
S snrsars,sg s,S sc Els sis s,o
Mitten-S10, $40.
Kaiser-$10 $40