Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-04
[IEL PLUCKS
POP-POP HONORS
Papolis Rider Cops Laurels
IN Fleckenstein, Former
Champ Of Omaha Track.
5 NEW CYCLONE WHEEL
Two Races from Flick and
RveS and Leads in Big Free.
for-All Event.
ETH RETURNS TO TRACK
Who Was Injured Is Second
in Two Races.
is AND RICHARDS TIE
Total Twenty Points In French
int Races, Tie for First md
second, While Suddcth
Captures Third.

er establishing well-defined SUI
acy at the races week ago, 1,arr,.
Nenstein. tho Denver rider. met his
erloo yesterday afternoon at the
ium Speedway and was compelled TO
his colors In favor Of j. 4. McNi,l
Minneapolis. MCNicI received a
one, sister to Larry's machine. the
day. and he trimmed Fleck i'm the
races in which they were entered.
cNiel won the two and three mile
oh races from Flick and Marty
YES and copied the free-for-all five
event from the field. He ripped over
exhibition lap in 12lS seconds, one-fifth
a second slower than the record.
harley Suddeth the indianapolis youth
10 tumblcd a week ago, was back on
b track yesterday and the trailing ink
pped on him for a second time. Charley
int spill, but he lost the cap on his oil
n and was compelled TO scratch in one
the races he was entered. He placed
cond in both the other two races. His
,achine was a little out of tune yestor-
by. but he intends to procure a new oil
hp. tune up the bike and tear loose today.
Sudueth R1des Nicely.
Suddeth and Tex Richards rode one OF
ne prettiest races of the day in the
pening race. Tex won out by a scant
nree feet. Charley trimmed Tex in the
ext race, but Henry Lewis sputtered
Ito the fore and came home a winner
YER Suddeth by the same scant three
aet.
The match races, with McNiel, Fleck-
nstein and Graves, the best OF the riders,
anticipating, were the exciting affairs.
he three came home in a bunch each
me and McNiel barely won the laurels
Free-for-Au Thriller.
The free-for-all was the big thriller.
|he above three and Lewis and Richards
|ere entered. Lewis was forced to drop
bit after the first half dozen laps and
richards Jagged behind the trio of stars.
rst McNiel took the lead. then Graves.
hen Fleck pushed his wheel ahead. Not
htil the last lap was the result definite
hen McNiel pulled ahead and Graves
Ropped behind Fleckenstein and they
Hnished in that order. They averaged
.hety miles an hour for the entire five
fles.
\ rhe races will start today at 8 o'clock.
he gates will be opened at o'clock,
|ars to the Carter Lake club run through
the Speedway. Results:
Race No. !, three miles, French point:
ex Richards, first; Charles Suddeth, sec
nd: Dutch Meyers, third Time, 2;O6t.
Race No 2, two miles: ]. A. McNiel,
Irst: Larry Fleckenstein, second; Marty
raves, third. Time, 1920.
Race No. 3, four miles, French point:
nd: Tex Richards, third. Time, 24L
Race No. 4, three miles: j. A. McNiel,
irst Larry ,Fleckenstein, second; Marty
Race No. 5, five miles, French point:
Ienry Lewis, first; Tex, Richards sec
nd; Dave Kinnie, third. Time, S;2S4.
'otals on French point races: Henry
evils, twenty; Tex Richards, twenty;
'harles Suddeth, twelve.
Race No. G. one-lap time trial. ]. A.
IcNiel on Cyclone. Time. OA2l. Rec
Race No, I, five miles. grand free, for
II sweepstakes: j. A. McNiel, tirst
raves, third. Time. S:lS.