New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-14
KRAMER WINS The
NEWARK THOUSAND
In STRAIGHT HEATS
Defeats Foreign Riders
Cleverly in Cycling Fixt-
ure at the Velodrome.
CLARK BEATS DUPUY
FOR SECOND HONORS
Spears Shows the Way to Mo-
retti Twice, While Mcnamara
Defends the BraSsard.

Honors were evenly divided among
the riders in the bicycle races at the
Newark Velodrome yesterday afternoon.
Frank L. Kramer won the Newark Thou
sand" one-mile race, in which he nm
ished first in two straight heats over
Jackie Clark, the Australian, and Mar
eel Dupuy, the Frenchman; Bob Spears,
an Australian, won e match at two
thirds Of q mile from Cssar Moretti,
the Italian, in two straight heats, while
Reggie Mcnamara, an Australian, sue
cessfully defended the Brassard at one
mile, beating Harry Kaiser, OF the
Bronx.
Kramer carried off 5000 as hrst prize
in the Thousand" Clark and Dupuy,
tied for second place by alternating
with a second and third in the regular
heats, met IN an extra neat at one
mile, which went TO Clark. who, setting
the pace, rode with rare judgment and
speed, took the place and pocketed $500
for second money. Dupuy's share was
500, but he lost SIS IN fines for vio-
lsting the rules oy riding down on the
fat Of the track.
Kramer, Clark and Dupuy reached
the final round in the THOUSAND" by
victories in a series OF qualifying heats
a week ago and the semi-hnals on
Wednesday night. In the first heat,
while the field was going slowly three
laps from home, Dupuy Jumped ana
opened IN a big lead. Kramer after
a long chase overlook him on the last
lap and, flashing by him, won with fifty
yards to spare.
Clark set the pace in the second heat
ard for the last two laps the men
fought it out together. Kramer passed
Clark on the first turn of the last lap
and won by two lengths. Clark STAYED
off a rush by Dupuy and took second
place.
Spears rode around Moretti in the
homestretch of the first heat, winning
by inches. In the second heat Spears
dumped" ahead a lap from home and
won by a length.
Kaiser rode a good race in the Bras
sard, fighting of Mcnamara for two
/ laps, and was only beaten in the home
stretch, Macs strength proving too
much for the New Yorker.
/ Two-mile race tnoricsl-Won BY william Keller,
Newark; Roy LnVany. Newark second. Tine
Tso.thiri,. nils race (handicap: proisssionall--
| Won by Alfred Grenda. tasmania 30 yards
Willie Hsnley. san Francisco 80 YARDS, second
/ Oscar Egg Switzerland 80 yards). third. Hesgis
Mcnamara Australia go yarfsl fourth; Donald
MacDougall. Newark 1o5 yards)' ni'h' Ims'
Grand prize Of Newark one mile (prof.ssionall-
First heat won BY Frank l.. Kramer East orange
Marcel Dupuy France second: A. J. CLARK Aus
trsiia third Time. 90 Second heat won ~
Kramer Clark. second Dupuy. third: Tine s:o5.
Extra heat to decide second psce-Won BY CLARK
Dupuy. second. Time, 5O2. -,,,
mo Brassard race lone mile match profes'ionsli
Reggie Mcnamara. Australia ". Harry Kaiser. Ihs
Br01T) Won hy Mcnamara. Tins, 3.0I 50.
Two thirds mile mfteh race professional h9net
Spears Australia. rs. Casar MOretu. ltayl-Won
by spears IN two straight heats Tine SZe'
Hair mile race lop.h .maisgr.-wOn sy R T.,,
- second. Fdward Kane Newark third; Wal
ter White Newark fourth. Time, OF Id, ,,,
Two-mile Invitation race thauticap. professional
Won by Fred Weber. Newark 80 yardslt Julian
Provost Belgium 125 yarisl, second Willie Han
lev san Francisco lscratchl third Aubrey TAYLOR.
Australia 0lO yardsl. fourth. Norman Hansen
denmark 80 yards. nth. Time. Is IS. -
Three mile race lhandieap; amateur lEwo1 Dr. ~
San Francisco (scratchl. second Edward Kane.
Newark (scratchl, third. Henry Werner Newark
ff2O yards. fourth. Time, IS.
Three-me race (opeu. professional won ~
Reggie Mcnamara, Australia: Frank L. Kramer.
Easf Orange second. Alfred Grenta rsmanist
Dupuy, France. fifth. Time 50 IS.