The New York herald., 1921-07-25
KRAMER Is BEATEN
BY WILLIE SPENCER
Loses Two Heats of Mile Match
Cycle Race at the Newark
VelOdrome.

Willie Spencer the Toronto speedster.
took one mile match race from Frank
L. Kramer at the Velodrome in Newark
yesterday afternoon by winning the
second and third heats after Kramer
had won the first. Kramer sprinted
around Spencer in the initial heat.
Spencer hooked Kramer coming around
the last turn, but even with this hook
Kramer won. In the second heat Spen-
Ger rode from in front and Kramer could
not get around him. Kramer took a
map" on the last lap Of the final heat
front three-quarters of a lap from home,
and instead of putting on all speed to
reach the tape first loafed going down
the backstretch. AS he looked back
Spencer jumped by him and easily out
sprinted him to the tape.
Hans Ohrt and Reggie Mcnamara
won one mile three cornered team
match from Walter Rutt and Bill Bailey
as well as Orlando Piani and Alfred
Goullet Mcnamara took the first heat
from Goullet and Rutt. Rutt won the
second heat. beating out McNamar and
Goullet The third heat won the race
for the Mcnamara Ohrt team. Ohrt win
ming the heat from Piani and Rutt.
Alfred Grenda defeated Oscar Egg in
an Australian pursuit race. catching EES
after going miles and laps. The
time Of this race was 2 minutes II 2-5
seconds.
Ray Eaton by a sensational sprint
won the ten mile open. leading All Goul-
let. Cecil Walker, Oscar Egx, John Be-
dell, Dave Lands and Reggie Mcnamara
in that order. Anthony Young won the
Bello took the half-mile handicap.
Willie Grimm was the star In the
amateur rank, winning the two mile in-
vitation and finishing second to Charley
Jaeger In the half-mile handicap. The
summaries:
Half Mile Handicap ProfesionaD-Mo by
Thomas Bello, Brooklyn. GO Yards M. Wiiiia,s sns
ss.nei Lang. irvinston. % 10 y yards third; wllian
Haniey. San Francisco. 40 yards, fourth:
Lawrence Gaffney. Brooklyn 40 yards, fifth'
Cecil Walker, Australia, 20 yards, SIXTH
Half Mile Handicap (Amateur)-Won BY
GssFe' 6ask Is yards second Vile
Grimm, Irvington, scratch, third: John Otto.
Newark. so yards. fourth; William WILL Fem sln
Australian Pursuit Race CProfessionail--
Alfred .Grenda: Tasmania. vs.. Oscar Egg;;
Switzerland. won py .Grenud. LislaHce
One Mile Novice (Amateur)-Won by Al
fred Ridder Newark; Stanley Miller, Bloom
field. second. Time. 2:11 2-5
One Mile Glass Invitation (Anateur)-
Won by Howard Brant, iryinst9n; & Anth1ny anthem:
Newark, third; Clarence Rinker, Newark,
fourth. Time, 2:o3.
Miss and Out Invitation ProfessionaD-,
Won by Anthony Young, Newark; Clifiord
Papworth. Australia, seeonS c,; W,asr MsnHs au.
tralia, fourth; Fred Taylor; Newark, nm.
Gus Lang. Newark. sixth. Time. $40. Dis
tance miles 1 lap. -
One Mile Team Match ProfessionaD-W9i
by Hans ohrt, San Francisco. and Reginald
many, and Bill Bailey. England, SECOND Or
lando Piani, Italy, and Alfred Goullet. New
ark. third. First heat won by McNamara'
Coullet second. Rptt third. Time s:is So,
ond, Goullet third. Time. e:24; last eighth
mile, O:12 2-5. Third heat won by Ohrt.
PianI second, Rutt third. Time. "a 3-o;
last eighth mile. OLE 20.
One Mile Match Race Profession.m,-
Frank l.. Kramer, East Orange. vs.. Willie
heat won by Kramer. Time. $3.50: last
eighth mile. 0:13. Second heat won by
Spencer Time. 3:o2: last eighth mile,
S: S:se: la last eighth light mil mile. o:is As.
Two Mile Invitation (Amateur)-Won by
William Grimm, Newark; Bobby Walthour,
Newark, fecond: Willie Beck, Newark, third;
Charles Jaeger. Newark. fourth. Time,
Ten Mile Open professionally by Ray
mond Eaton Newark; Alfred Goullet, New
ark. second; Cecil Walker. Australia. third;
Oscar Egg, Switzerland. fourth; John Bedel,
Lynbrook. L; T.; fItth; David Lands. :..,v Nsw-
spyenth Time 20 90 III