New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-12
KRAMER BEATEN
BY AUSTRALIANS
in CYCLE RACE
BRENDA Disqualified for
Team Work in Half
Mile Fixture.
GOULLET is VICTOR,
DESPITE A PROTEST
Ohrt Double Winner in the
Amateur Contests at the
Newark VelOdrOme.

Frank L. Kramer, the amateur cycle
champion, was defeated again by the
Australian contingent at the Newark
velodrome yesterday afternoon in the
half-mile title race. GOullet carried off
the honors, and Kramer, after fighting
hard against team work, managed TO
get in second, which placed him second
in the point table with % points, only
points behind Gou.iet. who is lead
ing. Grenda is third, with Fl points.
Grenda, who set pace for Goullet
throughout the final heat Of the race,
carried the field high on the last turn
just as Kramer was making his bid to
come around Goullet from third place.
This act of Greuda's gave Kramer a
high ride. thus impeding him, and for
this act Grenda was disqualified by the
referee, Arthur Ross. II cost him his
share Of the purse, but as Goullet, his
countryman, won Grenda made no pub
lie protest. Kramer, however, went into
the stand and asked the referee that
both Grenda and Goullet be disqualified
for teaming. This the referee refused
to do. The crowd applauded Kramer
and hooted and booed Goullet and
Grenda.
Kramer might have won the race
had he used other tactics. He under
stood how Grenda sets the pace Tor
Goullet. Still, in the slow stages OF
the contest, with Grenda leading and
Goullet second, Kramer elected to re-
main in third place, instead of moving
up outside Goullet TO a position where
he could have tackled onto Grenda
when the latter jumped, or az least
had an even chance to hold his posi-
ton and compel Goullet to ride around
him.
Hans Ohrt, of San Francisco, car
ried off the honors Of the Afternoon
in the amateur race He captured
the half-nile handicap from scratch,
outriding Fred Taylor, the other
scratch man, with a long sprint IN
the last lap. His next victory was IN
the two-mile open, in which he had
tussle with Tom Grimm through the
entire last lap. Ohrt set the pace all
the way around the last circuit; -,
Reggie Mcnamara was also double
winner IN the professional ranks
First ne took the measure OF Joe
Fogler in the Brassard, a match at
one mile. 1t was his eighth cOnSecu-
tive victory in as many weeks IN the
match. Then, after a short rest, ne
came out and won the three-mue pro
open, leading from the eighth pole
Menus Bedcll was second, Oscar Egg
third and Jackie Clark fourth.
The summary follows:
ore-fhirI mile race lroyiecl- Won hy W Eager
~.,,ark. frank u. Huber. Newark. second Time
0f3. ,,,- 800. ,,,.,.
.l1yal Won ~ Alfred Gou'lot Australia, Franz
l. kramer East orange. second. Affei 6rrhaa A.
T.smarfa. third. Robert Spears. Al'trdlA lolIln
Tfm- o.. Last eighth. O ~ Greuda dlsil9lltl
f.r riding above and leaving bis course on track.
HaIf-fnus race handicap, amaicuTI Won uJ
Ua,s Ohr san Francisco lsr-atch fel lsy.ot
Newark O.rratshj second. William Weimar Sew
ark as garlI third. Edward Kane Ne" 1or'
A C. us yarI,J. fourth. Time. 81. So,
Tn. Brtssard race tone mile, pr''as'lonAl
Reggie Mcnamara. Australia. IS Joseph Fog.ef
Br06kvr Won h9 McNamara. Time. = -
Match race professionally Alfred GoIl.et vs.
Donald MlcDougaN. Won ~ G'nld 20 s,rh.I
heats. Hr,t heat AZ quarter Of a mile, second hea'
ore-sItfI milo. Time -. -l. q,
oue-ftiri nfe race ha1i'an. pro'esslona.
Won hy Larry Cortrtt. Australia $50 YARDS Jehl
s.rlee Newark $50 yards. se'nHl. VINE hahry
s1v Cify a. yarIsl. fourth. Tune. 80 ID
.rrfsa-rIo race loper. p..'.,s.onall won n'
Reggie Mcnamara. Australia. Menu, Bed',L Ne%'
A. second. oscar Egg. SHiizera.ari. tAil' \. D.
clark Newark fourth. Time. ~.
T,o.rHe race .open. aml'surl-Won by mans
ohm San Francisco. Tom Grimm. Iviugi1H. sct
ana F-rI Taylor. Newark third. Edward Kane
Nmr York A. c. fourth Tina as -,,
Tsq-mile tandem paced match race lpfEeSSloHa lI
Oscar Tsy switzerland. IS, George S.,.s, france
Won by Esg. Time j. % --'.