New-York tribune., 1920-11-25
Coullet-Hill
Fail to Keep
Pace i'm Grind
Armory Is Again Filled to
Capacity as Thousands
Fight to Gain Admittance
By Fred Hawthorne

can't In the immense armory OF the 22d
psc;ment, at Broadway and 16Sth
c,rset. witnessed the series of ten
.;sbt sprints for points last night in
sbs annual six-day cycle race. 1t was
remarkable demonstration of the hold
hat this form of sport has on New
York.
,onnd Goullet and Madden, bitter rivals,
catching each other like hawks. Both
seemed content to accept minor place
In the sprinting duels as long as his
rival failed to land first place. Fred
lie Hill, Goullets partner, showed
signs Of feeling the swift pace in these
Iashes, for he failed to place we'll in
majority Of his efforts.
The riding of Madden and Magin was
setter balanced, with the result that
,sey crept several more points into the
lead in the first half dozen whirls.
This is the way they finished for the
points,
Keller, Eaton. DeRuyter.
Second sprint Magin, Spencer, Han
ley, oliver, HILL Kaiser.
Third sprint-Eaton. Goulet, Mad
den, Keller. McBeath, Cory.
fOuTln SDilll NAtStI. MdSlN- NM.
Spencer, Oliveri, Drobach.
Fifth sprint--Mc Beath. Cory Eaton.
Webber, Goullet, Keller.
Sixth sprint-Oiiveri, Bello, Magin,
Hanley, Hill, Spencer
Seventh sprint Speiseens. Goullet,
Madden, Keller. Eaton, Kopsky.
Eighth sprnt-W Walker, Aerts, Hill,
Magin. Spencer, Hanley.
Ninth sprint Mcbcath, Cory, Goul-
lett, Madden, Keller, Girardengo.
Tenth sprint Godiger, Magin. Han
ley, Hill, Spencer. Aerts
Fine Riding by Magin
At the finish OF the tenth sprint the
point score standing OF the thirteen
teams still in the race was as follows:
Magin and Madden 1885; Goullett and
Hill, 172; Hanley and Keller. 1872;
Spencer and CORY, ll6; Eaton and
Kaiser, 10l; McBeath and Walker. 81;
peruyter and Aerts, 81: Girardengo.
and Oliveri. o5 Drobach and Webber.
81; Buysse and Spicssens. 6l; Dupuy
and Godlveri, so; Kopsky and Bello.
"a; Gaffney and NoTraes. &.
Thus 1t Will be seen that Magin and
Madden scored a total Of 80 points
IN the ten sprints to the 81 Of Goul-
let and Hill. Of these points Mapin
scored 20 to Madden's l6, while Goul-
let earned - to Hilis Is. The veteran
Magin did some particularly fine riding
in these dashes
Right after the last point sprint.
Alphonse Spiessens, the big Belgian,
started terrific sprint in IN attemnt
TO steal away from the field. Deruyter.
a countryman, picked him up and
heightened the gap into almost quar-
ter OF lap before Goullet and Mad
den started after them in earnest,
Goullet rushing from his cot to take
Che tired Ilill's place.
The entire field WAS strung out all
around the track and for five minutes
the armory was in an uproar that did
not stop until the Belgians had been
caught
Keen Battle for Points
The battle for points between the
teams of Eddie Madden and Jake Magin
and Alfred Goullet and Freddie Hill
continued to be the chief feature of the
Oiheial sprnts yesterday. After the
carly morning dashes Madden and
Magin led their most dangerous rivals
by six points and in the afternoon
sprints they increased this advantage
by five points, the totals then reading
las to l35.
1t was young Madden's furious riding
that was mainly responsible for his
teams great showing, whereas Goullet
was caught in pockets several times
and never could get his wheel over the
line first. The totals Of all the four
teen teams in the Grind at 5 o'clock in
the afternoon were as follows:
Madden and Magin, 14G; Goullet and
Hill, 1876; Hanley and Keller, l0S; De
ruyter and Aerts. 90; Spencer and
Cory, 50; McBeatn and Walker, n;
Eaton and Kaiser, So; Girerdengo and
0llverI, 10, Drobaeh and Weber, 60;
buysse and. Speissens, SO; Dupuy and
tGodlver, ~ Kogsky and Bello, %;
Verreas and Gafney. s.
AT 3 o'clocs in the morning Nincenzo
Madonna quit the race, and Charles
Piercey, his partner, teamed up with
Charles Osterlitter, whose partner,
Gus Lang, was eliminated from the
race by an accident on Tuesday night.
Piercey and Madonna had lost lap in
big jam just before midnight, and
when the new team was made up it was
nenalized lap, according to the rules,
thus leaving Piercey and Osterritter
two laps behind the other thirteen
teams. They VIII score no more points
unless they first regain their lost laps
There We're other advertisements at
the race. Gene Sennett's Kute Kaba-
ret from the Bronx, dolled up in Klassy
hollege klothes, did some stunts that
mad the class sitting on the edge of
me chairs. Yes, Sidney, we have their
names and everything. Take these
DOWN quick before we forget them ::
Dixie O'Neill, famous. artists model
ana star of musical comedy; May and
Enid Campbell and Irene Cunningham
AT o'clock last night long line
OF army trucks was delivering pro-
yyender at the armory. Mine Host
dhsaantinberg was laying in supplies for
noAum' heliy's visit tomorrow night,
when ne viii attempt to break all
previous gastronomic records. AS Mr..
nelly is an ambideNterous eater, his
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