New-York tribune., 1922-12-06

Cobrrn and Broeco took their tufn
A. making the mad pace. Immediately
after this jam Egg started another and
for another ten minutes Of reckless
riding the Geld was strung out all
around the track Goullet and Beilonl
Coburn and Broeeo and Egg and Eaton
rainod another lap on the exhausted
field. leaving the first two-named teams
two laps ahead Of the field and Egg and
Eaton one lap to the good.
Maintaining a sizzling pace between
the honrs Of o'clock and midnight
the fourteen teams still in the race
kent a tremendous crowd on the edge
Of their seats and stepping on the
bact OF the necks Of their fellow spec
tstors. The gales Of applause that
svept over the arena brought back to
mind the night OF the "big wind IN
ireland. Just before II o'clock Signor
Giuseppe Azzini, Kopsky's partner,
started a terrific "jsm" by shooting
down the Madison Avenue bank and
setting a dizzy clip.
In two circuits of the track he had
a lead Of half lap, but Kopsky spoiled
II all By his poor riding on the relei'
Joe was about as fast as rnolasses IN
fhe winter time, and Ycrraes, one OF
sbe strongest riders in the race, over
hauled him after a hslf-mile chase.
Walter Rutt started another MAD
\ sprinting duel ten minutes later put
his time Coullet, who had 20 40 al
The riding every time tnere -.
aian,-y owing 20 Bellonis failure 20 get
natter than eighteen miles an hour out
~ hts Wheel. went racing after the
German and nipYed him after shor
bnt desperate ride Thereafter the
fsid hit M a hot pace. with lneiplent
Jams" being repressed every rev mih-
utes.
CouIlet I'm a Pocket
Ths 6rst Of the night sprints tor
,oints was won by Tommy Koran, fol-
owed bv Madden, Eaton and eastman,
CouIIet' who was leading at the emo
n the eighth lap. was caught IN
,,oeLct and could never work MS way
~. RIGHT after the finish Of the
II, Rroeeo started a "jam," was
.si,sved by Coburn and gap OF thirty
I'D opened up before Egg brought
sbs naek level again. There was not
vacant seat IN the Garden al TINS
'Vr tn. second sprint went 70 Walter
Rutt who beat out Egg in long tWo,
an race for the lead, Carney tn,IS
nd Fitzsimmons fourth. Inc Ih,I1 ,5
lash was featured by the victory 2.n.s 9t ~
Gouilet, who nosed out Aleh M0Ds4sSS oStsS
In great finish. MADDEN was '"''1
nd Fitzsimmons fourth. M,
frrsrFh nnrIUf. OuITl0AUk
.rzfni In the dash down the stretch.
To-.se. was third and Fred Iayior
-o,rtb Beiioni, Goullets partner; wao ,.,
ta. ncen christened "Alfs dumbDeh'
~cver a0ured in any of the sprints'
Tbs efth dash was won by horan, Who
-. chewing lots Of speed in these
snrints. eastman was seeonu' oeilo
,tird and Coullet fourth. Az mace no
gort % better his position, whlie
-sfon was back IN the ruck.
Pntt took the sixth whirl, carney
en,i Fec third ard CobuTn fourth.
Relloni. I'm an ideal position IN thlLo
,Iaee Al the start Of the bell zap, ~
owed the others to pass him ~itnoui
.trugeie and finished in his faEor'e
nositiOn-last place
Broceo Starts a Jam
Fo,loudng the seventh heat, which re-
,,i,ed "a follows: Eyekmsn, hiil, Orc
80 ana Coullet, Brocco started a iurl-
"n. lam. and was perfectly picked up
= cohurn. The two gained more thah
ssN Ian on the field before great
idi,s an the part of Nerrscs, the bl-
ian. brought them back
IL the eighth heat Speissens hnisneo
arst. followed BY Hill, Belloni ana
Crimn. Belloni looked even more sur
nrlssd than the crowd when he fonna
hinself third over the line.
The ninth dash went 20 kyekmenl
o,tb Crenda second, Horsn third and
ca,tnnn fourth. The pace was slow
ing up as the riders felt the strain.
n the tenth and last sprint OF the
sesTion Eddie Madden was hrtt over
Re line. followed BY Horan, Speissens
and Rutt. This LEFT Horan and Fitz-
simmons and Speisseus and kyekman
led with 20 points each for the spe-
cial $50 prize offered nightly Tor the
team scoring most points IN the ten
hight spr.nts.
.aueer yesterday afternoon, and the
fourteen riders on the track were
swapping stories and cracking Jokes a.
tie rate Of one every minute, sammy
Castnan, Of Newark. threw 8 monkey
wrench into the machinery OF peace
md almost wrecked the whole race be-
lore the fuss Quicted down again.
sammy, a Jewish boy. is the youngeet
fider in the race, and made his debut
IN the six day game In Chicago last
month. but already be has proved that
he Is 90 be reckoned with IN this grind
az the Garden. Sammy was pedalling 3
nethodically alongside Of Tommy
Horan, OF the Irish team. with aP-
parently nothing on his mind but HE
red hair (yes, it's quite re). when
things began 20 happen.
Perhaps IL would have been better 70
have started this story In the accepted
fashion Of the Joke books: "An irish
man and a Jew were riding around the
track when the Jew said 20 the Irish
man.Let make Il a race by our
Selves" etc.
At any rata. it was only a few min
utcs before the first Of the afternoon
sprints we're 20 begin, and the riders
were taking things easy in preparation
for the big doings, when Sammy Cast
man decided 70 stir things up . BIZ
Riding high up the Madison Avenue
bank, he shot down and into the stretch
like a rife bullet and was of 20 =
-forty-yard lead before the doTers could
dix into their pedals and start the
chase after him.
Willie Grimm, Sammy's partner, did
not relieve him quickly enough and
Sammy was caught By Alex NcBeeth,
Rutt's partner, after q wild chase Of
two and half laps.
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