Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-28

! F'ogler teaming with Cavanagh? L
said as much after the race and a
man behind me. in section G, tried
to explain very volubly that Fosler
would be fool to LET Moretti come
out of that pocket while he tJoel
tad a good chance of getting second
place, but that it was impossible for
f'ogler to protect the Cave Man
from that position, ! contending that
Fogler was protecting Cavanagh and
stailing off Moretti. while the Celt
won the final I think ! am right,
am | not?
McDougall put up a great ride in
the championship and is evidently
preparing for the coming Of Ormston
and Bellivier. Here's hoping Big
Mac brings both men over, as he
probably remembers the Bailey-Mc-
Dougall match packed the arena, and
undoubtedly Ormston and Believer
would do the same. Too bad Me
Dougall lost his crown, as he is rid
ing In his old time form again.
Thanking YOU in advance for your
kindness,
A SALT LAKE CITY FAN.
Cavanagh and Fogler were teaming,
and Fogler. understand, made Cava-
nagh give him all his prize money to
work with him. Joe offered his serv-
ices to Moretti under the same cir
cumstances but the Italian said no.
1t was Moretti's own fault when he
fell He had no business in there and
he took his hand off his bicycle to
punch Fogler, who was entitled to the
position he held. Rutt didn't like the
way Kramer was hemming him in,
SO he pushed him away. Kramer was
at high pitch Sunday and he fought
right back Your observation of the
Omnium final is about. right, but the
clever work was done in the second
trial when Foglera raced Moretti ito
death and then allowed Cavanagh
to come on and beat him. McDougall
is doing better now, and he may be
all right next year. 1t is too bad
that this boy should have spoiled
what looked like very notable ca
reer.
Something to say about Poor Old"
Kramer:
]. p. N:
Well, J. p. ~. after Sundays race.
hut sed, and three big cheers for our
cfam The poor old man Kramer
gettlng too old to win is huge joke.
l hope the knockers and critics evill
take a back seat and rest assured
Kramer is as much the king of the
wheel today as he ever was He
surely proved his class Sunday, in
which he stands alone, and | doubt If
we will live to see the man who will
be able to take Kramer's place, with
all due respect and consideration for
"Goullie." He is a little dandy and
next to Kramer in class, but he is not
Kramer, though, and probably never
will be-
Congratulations to you, Kramer,
and, once more, good luck to you.
FAN.
Kramer won, but you know that the
referee and the judges and the scorers
and the timers and the hustlers and
Goullet and Rutt and MacFarland all
helped him. You know this, and yet
Kramer for winning races Shame
on Mcfarland for arranging such
interesting cards and shame on the
Velodrome for drawing such ire
mendous crowdsl
c.
A fresh young man contributes the
following
j. p. NJ:
There has been much discussion
among cycling experts as to the prob
able winner of a match between
GASar Mnratfi of Ttalu ond Willie
Murray of Harrison. I am sure this
race would create quite an interest
among the fans, as the men are appa-
rently well matched and close finish
would be anticipated. While it APP
pears that the Harrison boy is supe-
rior in both speed and brains, it is
possible that he may not be on edge
Sunday, which would give the son of
Italy a fair chance of winning. In
case Murray should flash over the line
a winner, he would have no cause for
citation in defeating a rider of Nor
etti's calibre
What's your idea about this
j. p. NJ? ''TAPEWORM.'
Moretti is a much better rider than
he has shown here and, at that, he
has beaten all the wonders" outside
of Kramer, Goullet, Rutt and Clark.
Your sarcasm anent the italian isn't
bit smart. Just look yourself over
and see if there are any medals
lettering about your person for deeds
of greatness. If Moretti had been
given a fair deal, he would have been
riding the single-handed match of the
big race Sunday with Champion Kra-
mer. while the other great riders
would have been looking on. Moretti
has done well, under the circum-
| stances.
| Being a constant reader of your
sport Topics" l would like to ask a
! few questions about the world s
| cycling derby. Will Frank Kramer
and Frank Cavanagh compete to-
gether in the tandem derby and tan
dem championship, and will the mid
die distance riders be paced by mo-
tors or tandems? Thanking you in
advance | remain, yours.
Maybe Kramer and Cavanagh will
ride together on a tandem in the big
race. The middle distance men will
be paced by tandems.
@
j. p. NJ:
How should | address a letter to
the county clerk? E. L.
Address your letter to Joseph Nc
Donough, County Clerk, Court House,
Market and High streets, city.
@
! J. p. NJ:
Who is president of Seton Hall Coz