The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-05
EAGLE SCREAMS AT
KRAMER'S VICTORY
American Champion Shuts Out
Alien Riders and Clips a
World Record.
SHUT OUT IN TRIAL.

NEWARK, July t-The American eagle
had a chance to scream at the Velo-
drome cycle race meet this afternoon
as Frank l.. Kramer. the Yankee cham
pion. humbled his alien adversaries In
the quarter mile national championship.
He did II too in such a manner as to
leave no doubt AZ to his superiority, as
he rod from third position to victory
around both Alfred Goullet. the Aus
~tralian. and Alfred BRENDA. the Tasma-
nian. in the final heat. Not only tina
but In the semi-fnal heat Kramer rode
around Goullet to victory and estab-
lished a new worlds record OF p 2-5
seconds for the distance. This sup
planted Goullet's record OF 2s seconds
made two weeks ago. when he clipped
one-hfth OF a second from Kramer's old
mark that stood for thirteen years.
Kramer needed a victory very badly,
as he has been trailing the Australians
all season In the title table. AS II is'
his Ave points to-day enabled him to
tie Grenda for. the lead at II points
each. Goullet fell to third place with To-
There was an amateur championship
race too, at one mile, the third OF the
series. Much interest was X from -
because Of the failure of Hans Ohrt, the
san Francisco lad. to qualify In his trial
heat. He was suffering from a fall re-
ceived at Sheepshead Bay last night and
was slow. Tim Sullivan. who had been
tied with Ohrt In the point table, wa'
also put out by a puncture In the n
heat. Fred Taylor won the event ant
hereby takes the lead. with 8 points
sullivan has s and Ohrt 8.
Reggie Mcnamara defended the Bras
sard for the sixth successive time DE
feating Marcel Dupuy. from whom ~
won II originally. The race was nj on
mile. Alfred Goul,et spreadeaeled tn
field IN the two mile pro handicap IRON
scratch. He came around fhe field OF
the high bank in the last lap. fnishin,
yards ahead OF Spears. who was second
Dupuy was third.
Frank CORY was badly injured in
collision with Al Halstead In the tw
mile professional handicap. Halstea'
was shaken up. but wac able to ris
and make his way from the track, NJ
CORY was unconscious. AT the CIT
Hospital II was feared his sku wa
fractured.
brenda took the Ave mile open, wit
Mcnamara second and Goullet third. /
a blanket finish, after a slow race. Tn
summaries
Five Mile Professional. .open-won b
Alfred Grenda; Reggie Mcnamara, sec
ond. Alfred Goullet, third: Fred IN
: fourth, Time. 9 minutes SO - seconds.
Half Mile Novice Won by Fred, knolleI
5 one Mile invitation Handicap, Protc
| sional-won by Ernest Jokus; 40 yard
Donald MacDousall, 20. yards, secon.
l Icr. II5 yards. fourth; Ernest ohrt,
e yards. nth Time. ! minute 90 80 Sc
$ quarter Mile y. c. A Championshl
PrSfassIonal-won by Frank l.. Krame
. ;hhird. Raymond Eaton, fourth. Tim
, % as seconds. standing In point tae,l
Spears, .. McSamarS, !: fogrer. :; Egg.
= Eaton. !.
i One.third Mile Amateur Championship
' omndd"; Henry Werner. third'' Tim %sdlilvs
fourth. Time. 40 seconds.
q The Rrassard Race, one Mile frofe
5 sional-Reggie Mcnamara vs. Marcel ID
. puy. Won by Mcnamara Time 3 mi
Half Mile Amateur Handicnp-won ,
Fred Taylor. 5 yards. Nicholas Hovart,
n Is yards. second; Fred knoller. rs yard
: third. william Weiinsr, 81 yards fourt
Time. - seconds.
j Two Mile Handicap, Professional-w
4 by Alfred Gouilet, scratch; Bob spears,
n Yards, second Marcel Dupuy, 20 yard
Jake Magin, - yards, NTH. Time mi
utcs - seconds.