The sun., 1918-12-04

possessed BY Reggie Mcnamara and
Jake Magin apparently made the Garden
Grind so onesided that Manager Jimmy
Johnston and his hackers, Cornelius Fell
owes, Maxey Blumenthal and Arnold
Rothstein. last night offered a bonus of
Than In an endeavor to increase the CON-
paratively slow average pace that has
been maintained by the riders the man
cement offered a prize OF $4,000 for a
rev record.
The result OF the bait" was another
wild evening Of sprints and spills that
Kept a throng that jammed the building
IN an almost constant uproar
Mcnamara and Magin. however con-
unued to outpedal the field and increase
heir Berlin point lead. Also the leaders
continue TO fall further behind the
rscord. At 8 o'clock the field was 11s
miles and 9 laps in the ruck, at Q
o'clock 123 miles 8 laps In the rear OF
the record and at 10 o'clock an even 12s
miles behind the mark OF $40 miles 5
sps set by Mcnamara and Drobach in
he record race Of 1914.
he Mcnamara agin team captured Ave
hrsts, three seconds, one third and one
'ourth. They increased their point tally
70 an even l61 points. Other scores are
Madden-Corry 1913, Lawrence Hanley, 10,
Grenda-Hill so, Chapman Halstead SO,
Namer-Dupuy IS; Coburn Kopsky II,
Weber -Eaton %, Lang-Byron 8,
Grtmm-Thomas 10, Gerwig-KeIler l. The
Carran-Debaetes, Bello- Marley and
Bcwker brothers teams have failed to
CURE in the point scoring.
lust after the final sprint Magin.
quickly relieving Mcnamara, started a
wild speed burs' They caught Kramer,
who was too n coming TO the res
cue Of Dupuy NJ piping. and almost had
gained a lap when spill ended the
sprint. The officials refused to allow
any changes.
Kopsky Slips on wheel.
Az the field started to jockey for
position in the opening Berlin sprint of
The evening Joe Kopsky slipped of his
wheel on the Fourth avenue turn, but
the ofieials failed to give the warning
gong and the sprint went on before
Willie Coburn could relieve him. Magin
vas pocketed and was led across the
Inc by both Kramer and Chapman, with
lake
At the end OF 1t the McSamara-AIagi gin
nd the Grenda-Hill teams. who appar-
sntly are heading one OF the two COM
oinations that have been formed among
he riders, attempted to lap their rivals.
hey might have done II had not the
"ders violated the relief rules so fa-
1-antly the officials warned the leaders
. ground could be gained. All OF the
ders were on the track at odd times
during the melange, which kept up for
our minutes despite the warning OF the
oflcials.
It was still in blast when the bell sig
nailed the second Berlin burst This
lime Tstou brought home the bacon,
wiz Namara second and Curry, Du-
.. Lawrence and Hill following
The other riders attempted to force
Nagin into the pace making position at
he Start Of the third Berlin burst but
lake rode high up on the bank and took
position back in the pack. The leaders
maintained so slow pace that Magin
vent up front again and cut loose. He
reid his lead safely, crossing the line
with Madden on his flank and Thomas,
'renda, Hanley and Weber following.
At the conclusion OF the squirt De
Raetes sneaked away TO a quarter lap
cad Carman was slow in relieving
i'm and the pair quickly were over
Haulsd.
Mcnamara was out in front when the
'ourth sprint started and STAYED Off the
,nallenges OF his rivals in the drive
'own the stretch. Cory, Hill. Eaton.
LAwrence and Halstead grabbed the
Their points
Once more Magin hurled his wheel
ross the line in front position In the
ttth sprint, Madden, Byron, Grenda,
Hanley and Lawrence chased him in.
There was considerable jockeying be-
ore the start OF the sixth sprint. The
led finally got away for the big burst
With Keller out front as trail breaker.
No riders attempted TO pocket McNa-
nara, but Reggie swung to the outside
and shot 10 the fore, He crossed the
ne half a wheels length ahead Of
oTy Then in order came Lawrence,
Hill Halstead and Dupuy
Grenda Wins Heat.
NAsin sat up in his saddle and allowed
'renda 10 take the seventh sprint. The
9lher positions were taken by Madden,
'hapman, Hanley and Thomas.
ne eighth sprint saw Mcnamara
aoen hard by Dupuy but Reggie nosed
''' the Frenchman in the last drive for
ne me Behind them came Cory Hill,
dalsteatHrd Lawrence.
Mag!n took things easy In the ninth
print and allowed Madden. Grenda and
Hapman TO finish ahead OF him.
throughout the squirt Jake sat erect IN
rs saddle and made no attempt to en-
rage In the battle for premier laurels.
r"tn and sixth positions went 10 Hanley
and Thomas
me tenth and final speed mt OF the
'ening saw Mcnamara hea6'off Dupuy
'nd let Eaton grab premier laurele. Reg
SO nnished second with Cory, Hill,
''s~tence and Halstead trailing.
ne wedding out process started early
eerday morning when Verri who mad
zen complaining OF lame back from
start. announced he could ride no
ger Pete Drobach. his partner, was
I'm INC usual Tour hours to find n new
'',t. Clarence Carman, whose stomach
al been troubling him. told the officials
~ thought he would have TO quit. and
n'ooacA prepared to remate with De-
aeteS, tho Belgian. Carman felt better
~ me day progressed. however. and still
as riding when the legal time for
.oodch TO secure new mate had
sib'ed There then was nothing to do
~ N declare Brobach out of the race.
FRANK Kramer has worked up a Bit OF
crouch and threatens to protest what
calls tho foul riding OF Hill. Grenda
,Ip NrNamara TO the National Cycling
$3.50 alton. Frank claims the trio have
tempted to ride him or the track sew
,al ZINES. Neither OF the three, how
We, has yet committed any breach OF