The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-07
NINE QUALIFY FOR
NEWARK DERBY
Practically All Favorites in
Scmi-finals to Be Run
Wednesday Night.
KEEPS BRASSARD PRIZE

NEWARK, June 6-Newark's big
cycling derby, the Newark Thousand.
had its inception with the running Of the
trial heats at the Veiodrome this after
noon. There were eight Of these trial
heats and n repechage In which the WIN
ners qualified for the semi-inals next
Wednesday night. From the latter
series will come three men 10 race In
the final next Sunday afternoon. This
final Is TO be decided IN heats and the
winner will draw down $500. The second
man will &c. 5000 and the third 800.
The remaining 5000 is distributed among
the place men in the various heats who
are shut out OF the final.
Practically the entire delegation or
stars qualified this afternoon, as the
heats were so arranged that their task
was not difficult. Frank Kramer. Alfred
Goullet, Bob Spears. Jackie Clarke ana
Alfred Grenda came through without
turning a hair. Harry Kaiser. who was
the amateur champion last season.
covered himself with distinction by de-
feating Caesar Moretti, the Italian cham
pion. In their heat. Joe Foglcr had to
work hard for his bracket He was
beaten in his trial. then won a repechage
trial. which gave him a chance and
finally defeated Freddy Hill and Oscar
Egg In the hnal repechage. which sent
him along TO the semi-fnal.
Reggie Mcnamara retained the bras
sard. which carries $50 a week bonus by
defeating Joe Fogler In the weekly run
ming OF the event NJ one mile. II looked
easy for Mac early In the race, but a
strong hnlsh BY Fogler made the de-
cision one Of inches only. Fogler jumping
20 McNamara's side down the home
stretch. Marcel Dupuy. the French
flyer, made "A cleanup in the Altenance
at one mile, winning all three heats
and aggregating 10 points. Cesar
MOret,i got second place on ? polnt
without one first. while Jackie Clarke
after a poor beginning. won the last
heat and got third place with : points
The rule of this race, All importation
from France. calls for four heats wAtf
three riders in each. one staying out oil
zach heat Tire summaries
Tv, Nile open. protessional-Won by
Frank /. Kramer Alfred G9uliet; second
Fred Hi'l, Htth Time, , minutes ? 81
~" Mic open, Ama,eur-wcn by, Hans
Grimm. tnird charles Rimmele. fourth.
Time. ! Minutes - rs seconds.
Grand Prizs % Newark. one Mile Trial
Time. / minute Is .I5 seconds Marco
pupuv. Time, 1 minute IL seconds. Frank
I. Kramer. Time, / minute 8 lis seconds
Harry Kaiser Time, / minute /? a. sec
nnds Reginald Mcnamara Time, ] min.
ute 4 a. seconds. 4 J. Clark Time, !
minute ~ seconds. Alfred Grenda. Time
! minute . Is seconds Robert Spears
Time. ! minute 6 i-5 seconds. joseph
Fogler. Time. J minute IS seconds.
one Nile Nnvlce-Won by Fred Wuet.
rich. Eddie jackson, second. Time 2 min
utes % ,-b seconds
Tn. Rrassard Race, one Mile Match
Reggie Mcnamara vs.. Joseph Foyler
Won by Mcnamara. Time, . minutes IS -;
seconds.
Two Mile Invitation Handicap. Profes.
sionRl-Wou by Tommy smith, 30 yards
white Eanley. scrst"h. second. George
/ cameron. 20 wards, third Ernes, Jokus, 7!
yards. fourth. Time. 3 minutes ~ sec
onls.
Two Me Handicap, Ama.eur-Won hS