The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-31
YELODROME PEOPLE
FOILED BY KRAMER
Management Cards Heat Rae.
for Four Fast Riders and
American Cleans Up.
WINS EACH HEAT, IN FACT

NEWARK. May 3o.-The Veiodr,ns
management tried something new N ira
way OF a bicycle race this afternoon with
the hope Of producing a winner over
National Champion Frank L. Kramer,
who has been making a runaway AFFAIR
OF II this season. but once again Kramer
fooled them. The contest was q four
heat affair. with three alien rtdsv
pitted against Kramer. The finishes
were scored by a point system. Each
man rode three heats and remained gu,
OF one, the field in each heat being dit.
ferent. yet Kramer won all his heats
and topped the list at the finish with n.
highest possible total, l5 points.
Bob Spears, Alfred Goullst and
Thorwald Ellegaard were Kramer's op-
ponents and It was Spears who gave him
the hardest battle.
Kramer and Spears met in two heats
and Spears finished second In each. 50
close up That II required the keen eye
OF the Judges to separate them. In each
heat Spears came from last place n a
field OF three. This poor judgmen;
probably cost him first money. In the
last heat he was obliged to make up ten
yards on Kramer in the last half lap.
Spears won the heat In which Kramer
did not ride. defeating Alfred Goullet.
His score totalled II points.
Reggie Mcnamara appeared a. the
conqueror OF Marcel Dupuy in the Bras.
sard race at one mile. Dupuy had de-
feated three other riders for the trophy
ON previous Sundays, including Spears
and Jackie Clark. Mcnamara got out
in front and opened up a big gap by .
long sprint. This margin Dupuy could
not overcome. The Frenchman got Up
to McNamara's side in the middle Of
the last lap. but dldn't have the strength
to get around.
Cesar Moretti made his American
debut for the season and showed a burst
of speed. defeating Joe Fogler In eNU
straight heats OF a one mile match nos.
Alfred Goullet captured the three mile
professional open in n close finah. lead
ing brenda. Mcnamara and Clark. whils
Grenda took the half mile handicap
from scratch. Hans Ohrt appeared a. a
new amateur star. capturing the half
mile open. The summary:
one Mile Noyice-won by william
Jaroson. Nathan Franks. second. Time, I
minutes 81 seconds,
Half Nile open, Amateur-won b. Hsns
Ohrt. Thomas Grimm, second: Tim SUN.
van. third. August Lang. fourth. Time
minute ! 4-5 seconds,
The BrassaTd Race. One Mile Profes-
sional-Marcel Dupuy. France. va Req.
Maid Mcnamara, Australia-won by NJ.
Nemarai Time, last eishth. !: is sssoai.
sional-Cesar Mors,ti. Italy. ", Joseph
Fogler. Brooklyn-Won by Moret;i in 40
straight heats. Time. last eighth OF mil.
IL % seconds and ~ as seconds
Half Nile Handicap. Protessionsl-von
by Alfred BRENDA. scratch. Willie Han,ay.
so yards. second, Bobby Walthour.
yards. third. Marcel Dupuy. 10 yart,
fourth. Time. 81 l-5 seconds.
The Altemance. Fr"nch Point Race. Pro
fessionaI-FIrst heat won by Frank l.
kramer, Robert spears. second. A'rel
Serond heat won by spears. Goullet So.
ond, Thorwald E~llegaard. third. Tine
y | seconds. Third heat won by Kroner
Goullet. second E!legaard. third. Tim.
last eighth, IL 10 seconds. Fourth h-a'
won b. Kramer, spears. second: EI.Cat-d
third Time, IL Is seconds. Point 81 pr.-
Kramer. IL points. Spears. ~ points
Goullet. ! points. Ellegaard. = points
Two Nile Invitation Handicap. Protes
siondl" Won by Willie Hanley, f0 ya.is
Go"rge Cameron. IS yards. second, Rsr
Eaton 70 yards, third; Larry Corhe'L 80
Yards. fourth. Time. 3 minutes 81
Three Mile Open. Profe.sionar-won b.
Alfred Goullet. Alfred BRENDA, second.
Reggie Mos mara third, Jackie lark.
fourth. Joe Fngler. NTH. Time, 5 minutes
Sc - seconds.
Two Mile Handicap, Amat.ur-wor ~
Thotnas Fitzsimmons. go Yards r.'
PaetZ. 30 Yards, second Charles Dseg 60.
yHras' third. Time. 3 minutes .f IL a"