Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-08

III 11toAANf SDiiAS 0uWn the nome
stretch at the bell. Caranagh evi-
IDENTIFY felt that he could best his
rival from any position and did not
make much Of an effort to hold off
| Grenda. When he came up fr
enough TO take the lead Grenda cut
| sharply over to the pole, which
caused Cavanagh to back up, thus
being thrown completely out of his
stride. With less than a lap to go
II did not appear as though Cav
anagh could get set for his sprint in
| time to win. Dropping back three
| lengths Cayanagh came at the eighth
and picked up this distance and went
sailing by Grenda just as the latter
was heading into the turn out of the
| backstretch. II was a wonderful
sprint and when Grenda saw the
| speed at which cavanagh was travel
| ing he sat up and watched the Yank
/ finish. With another race to ride the
Tasmanian could not see the plausi-
bihty of any unnecessary expenditure
| Of energy. The time for the final
eighth in this heat was y seconds.
and Cavanagh was three lengths
| from the pole when the timers
snapped their watches and he coasted
| down the homestretch.
Cavanagh Shines in Tandem Race.
1t was big day for Cavanagh. and
after winning the match he won the
/ hVe-mile tandem handicap with his
+ partner, Fred Hill. The winners
started from scratch with Rutt and
Joe Fogler, but the latter pair SUI
/ fered blown tire two laps from the
/ finish just as they were starting their
4 final sprint. After riding four miles
f in front, Joe Kopsky and AL Halstead
We're put out Of the race when their
/ chain came off. This team put up a
/ game ride, and made the race, for
i they were the only one of the many
| handicap teams that was able to
show any strength. The back teams
! had a long, stern chase, and had nor
caught this team at the time OF the
/ accident With a sprint of over two
/ laps. Cavanagh and Hill had the field
/ strung out at the finish and the
others We're confning their attention
to sleighriding in second. Ryan and
Magin took second money and Walker
and Drobach were third. The Beden
/ brothers took fourth money.
Stars shutout in Handicap.
/ Both Jackie Clark and Walter Rutt
/ started in the half-mile handicap, but
they were shut out of the prize
money. Clark failed to qualify for
/ the final. and the worlds champion.
/ who rode in the final only, qualifying
| by honor, was unable to get by the
| field in front, after having caught
them of the first lap. Floyd Krebs.
with a mark of So yards, wasethe win
ner. with Jake Magin second and liver
Lawson third.
Walker Shows speed
/ Gordon Walker showed a flash OF
his old form when he won the two
mile invitation handicap. Walker
jumped out on the backstretch ana
| was an easy winner. Magin was
again second and Frank Cory nm
| ished third.
Amateurs Disqualified.
The three-mile amateur handicaP
went to Eddie Kane, of the New York
Athletic Club, with Hugon Heintz. of
Germany, second, and George Smith.
| of Rockville Centre, third Fred Tay-
Tor and Frank Whitney, of this city.
| were first and second, respectively,
| but were disqualified for coming
| through on the pole.
Victory for Kaiser.
| Harry Kaiser the Bronx amateur.
who looks like the coming champion
in his class, won the amateur open.
| which was at two-thirds of a mile.
| Willie Hanley, the Californian, was
second. and Kane was third Kaiser
| was an easy winner. Champion Nc
Dougall made the final. but was un-
| placed after hard ride on the out
/ side The summarizes
Grand Prize of Newark-First heat,
won by Alfred Goullet. Australia Frank
I L. Kramer. East Orange. second Robert
Spears, Australia. third time, 3m. 17As.;
| by Frank L. Kramer: Robert Spears, sec
ond; Alfred Goullet. third time SIN. 15s.:
by Frank L. Kramer: Alfred Goullet.
second; Robert Spears third; time, Am.
54s, last eighth mile, 11%s.
Two-thirds- Mile Match Race, Alfred
/ (,rpDha Tasmania Franz oh
| Newark-First heat. won By Cavanagh;
time, I'm. 2015s; last eighth mile, Its.
Second heat. won by Cavanagh; time, Pm.
IS: last eighth mile, lbs.
Two-Mile Invitation Handicap eprofes-
sionaD-Won by Gordon Walker, Aus
tralia (45 yards) Jacob Magin. Newark
| tralia $50 yardsl. third: Ernest A. Pye,
Australia (55 yards), fourth: Willie Co.
burn, Newark t1S5 yards), ffth- Time,
Three. Mile Handicap tamateurl-wo
by Edward Kane. New York A C. t1c0
.d Hugo f Hents GsE%sPy So
vile Centre (230 yardsl. third; Walter
Schlee, Newark $50 yardsl. fourth,
fifth. Winner of most laps. tie between
Joseph Brexel, New York, and Waldo
mar Guldayer. Denmark. Time, 6m 16s-
W simmons No Plsinfeds Joseph q ciarF
Newark. second. Time, Am. 4T2as-
Half-Mll Handicap. 1professionall,-
Won DN FloNd kreDS. newark to0 NdrQSls
Jacob Magin, Newark (55 yardsl, second:
liver Lawson, Salt Lake City (25 yardsl.
third Norman Anderson. Denmark (65
yards) fourth Time, 541ss.
Two thirds-NIile Open (amateur)- Won
| by Harry Kaiser. New York: Willie Han
ley. San Francisco. second; Edward Kane.
New York A C., third; Fred Taylor, New
ark, fourth. Time, I'm. 80
Five-Mile Tandem Handicap tprofes-
sionall-Won by Frank Cavanagh. New
ark. and Fred HILL Boston 90 yards
Martin Ryan, Newark, and Jacob Magin,
Irvington (140 yards), second: Gordon
Walker. Australia. and Peter Drobaeh,
Boston 100 yards). third John and
Menus Bedell. Lynbrook, L. l. $50 yards),
| fourth Willie Coburn. Newark, and Nor
man Hansen. Denmark l155 yards). fifth;
, jay Eaton. Elizabeth, and Floyd krebs.
! Newark (170 yards sixth. Time, 9m. SIS.
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