New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-26
outsprints Clark In Match
Race at the Newark
Velodrome.
THE FOREIGN PROS
HAVE A FIELD DAY
nanny Beats MacDougall In the
Brassard Cup Race-SpearS
Shows Speed Galore.

1lf-es Goullet, the Australian, de-
h,,sd Jackie Clark. former Anti
.,5ssn. bu; now an American citizen,
one-nilo match race at the New
- yelo5romo yesterday afternoon.
n. contest was decided in two straight
,,,.s Goullot commanding the stu
.aOn in both.
Clark did not appear 70 have his old
rs.ko with him. lie tried TO so around
c,sllet at tho start Of the last lap Of
a. first hea., but Goullet showed him
- With his hand, and that broke
rs-k's stride. Gouuet then went
,sss6 and won by a length and half.
II the second heat Goullct rode
,-,rr6 Clark n tho stretch, starting
- las. ,aD Jackie dropped back to
st new start and came exception
.nv strong. but although he made up
,lree Lengths he was three inches short
:. The tape. The time was slow
riel-5 for the first heat and o:l2 %
ser the second. Usually - seconds or
. less IS recorded.
4 The sumner weather brought out n
crowd o. 1900 persons, and Il was q
me welcome for John ". Chapman,
rho came back as manager Of the
4 Velodrorae as the successor Of the late
Toyd MacFarland, who was Killed a
week ago.
!, vas Chapman who revived the
gor. i'm Newark a half dozen years
40 and who bull: the present Nelo-
3rone. Two years ago he sold out his
,,eres. and was succeeded by MacFar-
4 and. he going 70 Atlanta. A few days
so he signed o three-ycar contract
With the Nc,odrome people.
Foreigners had q field day in the pro-
hssior.l open events. Marcel Dupuy,
Ne Frerchman, took the BrassGrd
,rze from Donald MacDouTaN, the
brner American Emcteur champion.
lscD0u gall won the prize month ago.
The rules Of the event call for a
catch race every week tho winner al
|svs defending the prize against an
,vporcr- and surrcrlerinC 10 when
|.ss.en. uuruv was slow 20 get started,
|rd uas five lengths back 90 the start
hr Of ,ne last lap. Once he got
rarted. with his big gear. though, he
TASTY ovo-hauled Nacpougall, and
/ rte~ going around the American at
he head Of the homestretch won by
aree lengths.
Bob Spears. the lanky Australian,
ir5n tte o0e-mile professional open,
row.r. enough speed 90 "5urn Up the
track" lle came from fifth position in
lie last half lar breczed around the
Fed o- the la~- -urr and won the race
'.y three lengths from Alfred Grerda,
hs biz marian. Reggie Mcnamara,
'no-t Australian. was taird.
Harry Wagner, New York rider,
'T'1 -r. three-mlle amateur handicap.
lie f.. an allowance Of 30 yards and
sole away from the rest Of tho field,
. nth Harry Cordes. Of Hoboken, who
Finished second.
Oscar Egg. the Swiss cyclist, showed
! Bis caltro by taking the ten-mile tan
I.em-yaccd race from Reggie Mcnamara
Imd Alfred Grenda. The race was be-
4 Tween Ecc and Mcnamara they alter
.atirg in the lead for seven miles,
shea Mcnamara bumped into his tan
4 lem and fell lie lost -four laps there
BY but Egg showed his superiority by
/. Hiing around Mcnamara i'm the last
hp after both had cut loose from their
andeus
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sco-d er- by Go--e,. r-e -la -. las,
B,lt, -l az lr-o'oss7-ai. one rre'- Donald
Nl,D'l.tr Newark S. Marcel urIlv. France
Ia 81 u--r Time. 8-t. Iast eighth. orc IS.