New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-20
Defeats Goullet Easily in
First Match Race to
Break Tie.
AUSTRALIANS FOUL
COSTS HIM A HEAT
Lawson Beats Moretti in Bras
sard-Taylor Shows Way to
Amateurs at Newark.

Frank l.. Kramer, the East Orange
cyclist, seems likely 10 retain his ma
tional championship title for another
year. After finishing the regular
championship season tied with Alfred
Goullet, the Australian, at forty-fiye
points all, he defeated Goullet in the
first Of series OF three match races
to break the tie at tho Newark Nelo-
drome yesterday afternoon. The race
was at quarter OF q mile, the best
two out of three heats. Kramer won
in straight heats. The other two
matches OF the series are one-mile
and a five-mile race, to be run on the
following Sunday. The title Will 60 70
the man taking two Of the three
matches.
Kramer was master Of Goullet IN
speed yesterday and the racing was
good, but the finish was marred by
Bit Of riding by Goullet in the second
heat which brought about his dis
qualification. Kramer, riding from be-
hind, was coming around Goullct on
the last turn, when the Australian, see
ing sure defeat, switched the Yankee
so as 70 send the latter up the bank
and check his speed. Kramer pro-
tested Immediately and slowed down,
after which Kelsey, the referee, dis
qualified Goullet
Kramer, in both heats, allowed Goul-
let 70 set the pace and came around
in the last half lap. In the first heat
Kramer had lengths advantage. he
was also coming TO tho fore in the
second heat, when fouled.
liver Lawson captured the Bras.ard
trophy and the $50 which goes with IL
by defeating Cesar Moretti in the one
mile match, riding around to victory
on the last turn. Bob Spears had speed
enough TO capture the three-cornered
match race from Harry Kaiser and
francesca VERT.
Goullet scored a triumph later In
the afternoon, when he won the ten
mile professional open. He was with
out assistance and worked through
shifting field In the last two laps, final
ly forging to the front In the home
stretch His time OF 20:2l 80 was
two-fifths of n second slower than the
worlds record. Fred Taylor, the New
ark amateur, showed his heels to Hans
Ohrt, the new national and worlds
champion, in the two-milc amateur
open, winning by two lengths.
The summaries follow:
Hali milo nS,ics.w0S By W ..c nsHh.sds S,-
Newark third. Tine. o..
one third mile handicap (pro,ess.onal)-wn -
Tommy smith IrTinTon 90 yardsl Floyt Lreos.
Newark 10 yardsl. second " l. hit,sn. Dsven-
port. Ind. tsj y.rdsl, third; RAYMOND Eaton. New
ark 90 yards. fourth. Tine, 0:35.
The Brassard race tone mile: professionb)'-Iref
Lawson, self Lake City Is. Cesar Ncreu Hsiy.
Won by Lawson Tine, 2i3.
Three cornered match iprofcssionsl)-Ffri
heat-won by Robert Spear. Australia: Hsry ka-
ser Bronx second: Frsncesco VERT fisls. shifd.
Time 23l Second heaf-Won By sp<Ap; ssni.
second. Kaiser third Time. -.
Quarter mile nstonal championship lprofs@ stons;
match race. best two out OF three heaisl-FrYk J.
Kramer Eas, Orange. ". Alfred Gocllet Auffyiis.
Firs, heat won BY Kramer tine. os2. Secat heat
won by Goulet Kramer. second. G0ullet dsqnah-
fed Tor i0gl riding. limo. . 81.
quarter mile handicap l.nsteurl-won b ono
Brock Waterbury Conn go ysrdsl Fred Taylor.
Newark (scratchi. second. Arthur Spencer Isonto
Scratch, .,,,, ,Rird ~, wS az i'o'0n N'T'1 30
Ten.mil. cpsnn lOs9L,:;sion1l ! Won S By t,I,sd
Reggie Mcnamara. Australia. third HAIRY Kaiser.
Bronx. fourth: Frank CORY. nith. Time. 20 ~ ~.
Two MIL. open (amsieurl-won By Fred Igos,
Newark Hans ohr, San Francisco, second arhs'
Spencer Toronto. third: Edward Byron. AusuaiA
fourth. Time. $:ii 80