The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-19
ROUTE IS TOO FAR
FOR FRANK KRAMER
GOullct Nips Champion Right
at Line i'm Title Race at
Two Miles.
EVEN JUDGES IN DOUBT

NEWARK, July 1S.-Alfred Goullet OF
Australia took a commanding lead In
the y. c. A. championship series this
afternoon by winning the two mile title
event, coming from behind and nippins
Frank J.. Kramer. the present title
holder, at the tape, after the latter had
! ridden himself out going around Alfred
BRENDA, who finished last In the held
OF four. Bob Spears got third place.
ny his victory Goullet jumps his total
Of points 10 80. Kramer Is second. with
25 BRENDA third, with %. and Spears
fourth. with 10.
Pacemakers were provided all the
Nay up to the last two laps. CLOSELY
following the pacemakers rode Grendd'
then came Goullet. Kramer and spears
In order. swinging around the turn
coming TO the last lap, Kramer shot out
of the line and passed Goullet after a
short. SHARP squirt. Then Grenda SGT
sail. giving the Yankee "A challenge. For
half "A lap 1t was a tussle between
Crenda and Kramer. with the latter
making his effort on the outside.
Kramer got by Grenda at the twelfth
pole, and then Gou,let took up the bat
tie with the Yankee. lie gained slowly
as Kramer tired from his previous ef-
forts against brenda. but the American
stuck Il out Camely. and II was Goul-
let's final kick that gave him victory
As IL was the men came TO the tape 80
evenly tina. the Judges deliberated he
fore giving a verdict to the Australian.
Quallfying heats In the Criterion
I stakes, a race carrying a double final,
were decided rs he opening event oil
the programme. There we're eight
heats. and a rcpechrge. which brought
nine men through for the semi-hnals
FOR Wednesday night The winners o'
the sem!-fnals will continue for ths
hnal Of the Criterion next sunday
while the sis men VIII fail to qualify In
the sem!-fral will be grouped for a Sec
ond iinal. known rs the p'nnium. WIN.
ners Of the Criterion and Ornium viii
meet IN 4 match race, All the leadini
pros qualified, including Kramer, Gou''
le.. brenda. clark and Spears The
only one to fall by the wayside was
Oscar Egg. who was beaten by the wilc'
ard speed OF Joe Fcr'er In the re
re,haee. The summaries:
The criterion, one Nile Trial Heats
rrCis,,i'n4 m.'r;' heal 40" p S Cs,.
second h.a; won hy Alfr"l Grsud
time. / minute - seconds. Thir.
i minut. il i; seconds. Fourth h.a, woi
by Harry Kaiser Time. ! minute 81 =
seconds. FIRM heat N5n by robert spear
Time. / minute . seconds. sixth hest woi
ny 4 J Csik Time, l minute ! IS So
onts seventh heat won BY Reginald NJ
NumarS. Time. | minute | u second
Eighth hes, won by Frank l.. Krom-i
Tine. ! minute - Is seconds. Rerrrhis
heat won 10y Joseph roger. Time. / mi"
Ute s. seconds.
Han M!l. Nuvice-Won by john S,ranl
4 Anderson, second. Time, | minute -
seconds.
! one.third Mile H,ndiclp. Anaienr-wo
hv william Keller. 80 yards: Es.' PetG. =
yards. second: Fred TAYLOR. scratch, thirI
william Jtrosuu, 80 yards. fourth. Time
81 seconds,
The Rrr.sari On~ Me rrote--tNn1l-
ResEle NcNamirn ". oscar Esg Won h
!. McNtmara. Time. : minutes IS So set
r puds
Three Nile Point Lap Race. luvl,atio
Profess!pu-i-W On hy william Han."N, .
= points. EtS Eaton. 90 points. sac0re
Y Grorse Cameron. 10 points third W!
: Coburn. Norman Hansen and Alfred Ht
II ! points each. Time . minutes 81 !
o seCunis.
. Two Mile National championship rr'
!, ftssiuual-wou bN Alfred GoulI't. Fran
= l.. Krsmer. second. Robert spears. 'hlrs
e Alfred GrendR, foarth Time. = minute
- - Is seconds,
Thrce Mile open. Amateur-W7n
Hans Ohri, Edward Kane. second. r.,
= TAYLOR. third. Thomas Grimm, fourt|
"a Time. 6 minute, 80 - seconds.
Two Mile Handicap. rgotessional-Wo
ly Ernest Dhrt j &. schmidt. second, \
fred G.euIa. third Willie Hduley. fourii
George Cameron, tftG Time. J minut'
\ 90 80 seconds.