New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-03

Piani in third place was only inches
behind Goullet and Kramer, who fin
lshed on even terms. These three stars
Dattled neck and neck the entire last
lap. Kramer and Goullet were clicked
in o:llH for the last eighth OLA mile,
the fastest time made at the Newark
track this season.
Piani after losing the first heat came
back and won the next Two. riding
around his rivals in both instances. In
the second heat Goullet finished second
and Kramer was third, while in the
third heat Kramer crossed the tape
second. with Gou1let third Piani rode
around Goullet and Kramer Just as
they were going into the last lap of
the second heat, while, when he beat
them in the third heat, he rode around
them on the backstretch.
Ray Eaton easily defeated Francisco
Verrl. the champion of Italy, in two
straight heats of mile match. Eaton
won the first heat from in front while
IN the second one he rode around Verri
on the last lap, making his victory
Alfred Goullet, all-around champion
of America, won the ten-mile open
from a field of thirty-seven starters.
The race was paced by ten riders and
two-thirds of the field dropped by the
waysde before the race was half over
Goullet beat Raymond Eaton, Alfred
Grenda, Alex McBeath, Cecil Walker.
Reggie Mcnamara and Dave Lands in
that order
Alfons Verraes and Gus Lang, riding
like scared jackrabtts, took the two
mile tandem race from the Bedel
brothers, Jake Mangin and Willie Han
ley and Floyd Krebs and Andy Watts
took the two-thirds-m handicap
beating Harry Kaiser and Tom Bello.
Fred Kramer won the half-mie han
dlcap for amateurs, while Roy Mobeck,
OF Chicago, won the onemile Glass A
invitation point race.
The summaries:
Frank McManus, Newark; William Moliica
'e nnsh City second second Time. III Is.
Won by Fred Kramer. Newark 90 yards) :;
Roy Mobeck, Chicago GO yarda). second ;
Joseph Palmier, New York te5 yards)
Yards fourth: Orlando Conditti, West
Hoboken G5 yards). fifth. Time, 0:56 AZ
T I'VE thirds mile handicap professionally
yards1 Harry Kaiser. Bronx U5 yards)
second Thomas BelIo, Brooklyn go
thou jr:. Newark t65 yards), fifth; Fred
TAYLOR, Newark ,(35 yards), sixth; Alfred
Time. I'D rs.
One mile match race professionally
cisco Vsr Eys on 0range vs. Fran
eighth mile, o:12 80 secon coma h iea Won
m ny h@ c9a 81. Time SOB As. Last eighth
0 Or mile Class B, invitation (amateur)
-N on by George Iucadema. Royalist
cycle Club; Carl Hol2warth, Newark, sec
9 nni5 Fred Kramer. Newark. third; Mike
1rvngton. fifth. Time. 2:04 IS.
w wo mile tandem open professionally
Won by Atone verraes. belgium and qua
Lang, Newark; John and Menus Bedel
San Francisco, and Jacob Magin. Irving
ton third Tom Bello. Brooklyn, ana Peter
b bn5na Boston Boston fourth; Floyd Krebs and
Piercey, Australia, and Joseph Cosgroye
south Orange, sixth Time, 4o2 2-5
II one n1. n, mile match race professionally
iet Newark and Orlando Piani. Italy
Won by Pian Tie for second place be-
Tween N Kramer and Goullet. First heat
I:el. Last eighth mile OIL 4-5 Second
heat-Won by Piani; Goullet, second :.
kramer, third. Time, 2so rs. ' Last
f Pisn Ie Ul2 ..cd Th,rd hsatwo1 BY
Time, 2:4S IS. Last eighth mile. o ~ u
One mile. Glass a, invitation (amateur>
W,,iar, by Roy Mobsek Chicago. IA points
Beckman. Sccaucus. tied for second .
points; Harry. and Walter skarbek, New
ark. tied for fourth. A points Time. 1:5b,
Altred Goullei. Newark: Raymond Eaton,
East Orange, second; Alfred Grenda. Aus.
fonr;5 t thrd w. AK Mebea,h. Australia
gle Mcnamara Newark. sixth; pase
Lands. Irvington. seventh. Time. 1920 TX