Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-06-21

boy from Tasmania to the tape. Nc
Namara time for the ten miles was
20 minutes, 81 seconds.
Moretti Disqualified for Switching.
Although Cesar Moretti, the Italian,
sprinter, seemed to display more
speed and won two in three heats
from Clark in a match race at two
thirds of a mile, the last named was
declared the victor. Moretti won the
first heat and Clark the second. In
the third and deciding heat Morettl
was leading, but he switched Clark on
the far turn, and, although he led
Clark over the line, he was dlsqual-
flied by the judges. The necision
met with popular favor with the
fans. although it was apparent that
the Italian had more speed than
Clark in two of the three heats. In
the first heat Clark led, but at the
bell he let Moretti get UP full steam,
and when the backstretch was
reached on the last lap Cesar passed
Clark, Shaved" him on the far iurn-
for which he met with a lot Ct hooing
from the fans-and came through a
winner by a length and a half. Clark
did not like the barber cut 0nd re-
fused to go after his opponent. Clark
went all the way from the front at
the bell and won the second heat
In the third, and ordinarily the de-
Gliding heat, Clark tried to ride from
in back again. At the oell Moretti
tore out. He seemed to falter enter
ing the backstretch and Clark gained
little. On the last turn Moretu
gave Clark back-wheel switch,
which sent Jackie out of his stride.
Moretti led Clark to the tape by
lengths, but was disqualified. The
summaries:
Al Bordenson, Newark; second Paul
Nagel, Newark. Time-1m. 6s.
Invitation Australian Pursuit Race
(ProfessionaD-wo by George Cameron,
New York; second, Fred Weber. Newark
third, Willie Hanley, San Francisco;
fourth, Ernest ohrt, San Francisco; fifth,
John Magin, Newark. Time-5m. 34s.
Quarter Mile National Championship
(Professional) by Frank Kramer,
East Orange; second. Alfred Goulet,
lyn flfth, Reggie Mcnamara, Australia.
Times los.
First Semi .Flnal-won by Goullet sec
ond Mcnamara. Time, 2Ss worlds rec
ord.
Second Semi Final-Won by Kramer;
second, Fogler Time-29 35s.
Half Mile Handicap (Amateur)-Wo
by John Staehle, Newark t75 yards) {:
second William Weimar, Newark go
yards) third, Thomas Grimm, Irvington
40 yards) fourth, william Bodenwelser,
East Orange (75 yards). Time-59 lbs.
One-Mile Invitation Professional
Won by Ernest Jokus Newark (6J
yards) second, Al Halstead, England
(T5 yards) third, Ernest ohrt. San Fran
cisco t115 YARDS; fourth, Albert Trlebel,
Newark 600 yards); fifth, John Sehlee,
Newark 110 yards). Time--1m. SOC,
The Brassard Race at One Mile -Regi-
raid McNamara Australia, VS.. Tho.wald
T.llegaard, Denmark-Won by MeNa-
mara; second, Ellegaard. Time-3m. 3s
Last eighth mile, lbs.
One Mile Open (Amateur)-Won by
Hans Ohrt, San Francisco; second, Wal
ter White, Newark third Edward Kane,
Newark, fourth. Henry Werner, Newark.
zine, 2m. 80 OBS.
Two-Thirds Mile Match Race (Profes-
sional)-A. Jackie Clark, Newark, VS.
Caesar Moretti, Italy-Won by Clark !;
second, Moretti.
First heat won by Moretti; second,
Clark. Time-2m. 40s. Last eighth mile
10 lbs.
Second heat won by Clark; second
Moretti. Time-2m. 13 2-5s. Last eighth
mile IL lbs
Clark. Moretti disqualified for switch
ing and Clark given first place. Time
2m. 23s. Last eighth mile, 12 Cos.
Ten Mile Open professionally Won by
Reginald Mcnamara, Australia second,
Alfred Grehda Australia: third, Jacob
Magin, Newark; fourth, Robert Spears
Australia; fifth. Percy Lawrence, San
francisco. Time 20m. 51s. worlds
record.