The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-26
NEW REFEREE RUNS
INTO OLD TIME JAM
Veteran Valentine Gets Place
at NelOdrOme and Has to
Alter His Ruling.
JOE FOGLER DISMISSED

NEWARK, July 25.-Alfred Gouilet
again showed his superior speed as a
cyclist here this afternoon by winning
the fnal OF the Criterion stakes. the
$1,000 mile event. with Cesar Moretti
second and Frank l.. Kramer. the ma
tional champion, third. The race had
two finishes. Kramer winning the first
time after Moretti collided with Goullet
In the last half lap and damaged Goul-
let's wheel so that the latter had to quit.
Morettt fell after the impact.
AT first Referee Valentine was in
clined to let the race stand. but A
change In the rule providing for acct
dents was pointed out to him and he
altered his opinion. In the runor
Goullet took the lead in the last lap and
Moretti worked inside OF Kramer IN the
last half lap.
The riding OF the Criterion caused
considerable feeling among the partisans
or Kramer and Goullet. In the heat
which was ordered rerun Goullet was
Leading. with Kramer second and
Moretti third. Rounding the turn
Moretti moved up outside OF Kramer as
Gou!let stalled and the two foreign riders
thus had the Yankee pocke,ed, In try
Ing to hold Kramer In the pocket Moret,i
rode too close TO Gou,let. struck the lat
ters wheel and wac thrown. That gave
kramer a chance To get out and he
passed Goullet on the backstretch. The
latter sat up then and Kramer won by
himself.
Goullet asked that the race be rerun.
as his wheel had been damaged. lie
showed three broken spokes and a rear
wheel out OF plumb to back up his argu-
ment.
There has been a big shakeup at the
Velodrome because of alleged infractions
or the rules Joe Fogler. the BROOKLYN
cycllst. VINO has been held responsible
Tor the australian peril through the
gathering together of all the Australian
riders with the single exception OF
Jackie Clark. who refused to 20 into the
combine, has had his contract with the
Nelodrome annulled. Arthur Ross. the
referee. who was considered not equal
TO handle the situation. has been dis
missed and John Valentine, the veteran
referee. put In his place. Valentine as
sumed his new duties this afternoon.
The summaries:
Quarter Mile Invitation Hsndicap Pm.
tcssionn. Won by Frank CORY. az yards:
Eddie Ruppreoht. 40 yards. second; raw.
mcnd Eaton. 10 yards. third Donald Mac.
Dousal' scratch. fourth. Time. u rs
Half Mile Noyicc-won hv rdw,r,
Bailey; William Killing, second. Time,
Three Nile Invitation. Professional-won
hv Fred Hlll: Harry Kaiser, second: Menus
Bedeli. third William Haniey. fourth
Raymond Eaton. NTH. Time. { minutes
Is second.
Three Mile Open. Amateur-Won by Fred
TAYLOR. Edward Kane. second: Thomas
Grimm, THIRD, Hans Ohr,. fourth. Time, s
minutes 20 seconds.
single Paced Match Race. Professlonal-
Won by Alfred BRENDA oscar Egg second.
A j Clark. third. Time. 10 minutes 81 as
seconds.
Criterion Stakes. one Mile Profes.,onsl-
Won by Alfred Goullet. Cesar Moretti.
second. Frank Kramer. third. Time. ?
minutes ~ seconds.
Omnium stakes. one Mile Professional
Won by Alfred brenda, Reggie Mcnamara.
second Robert spears. third. Time. min
utes - seconds.
TWo-thirds Mile Handicap. Amateur
Won hN Thomas Grimm. 20 wards. Edward
Kane. 10 yards. second August Lanc. 40
yards, third. Fred Whitnay. - wards.
fourth. Time, | minute IS 20 seconds