New-York tribune., 1922-09-18

DeaJen at the IobH itiiS, "S'ie ouS
McBeath and Fred Hill, Harry HoI
and Peter Brobach.
While these teams Tapped the field
it was really the sensational riding Of
Goullet and Piani that enabled them
to do it. Piani and Goullet did practi-
Z cally all the hard riding, while the
other three teams Just stuck with them
and enjoyed the benefits of the strong
s- pulls GcuIlet and piani were giving
them.
-.'..-The Gam lasted for fifteen minutes
and rivaled anything ever witnessed
in Madison Square Garden during a
six-day race. The crowd fairly vert
wild and never sat down while the
'jan" was on. Newark hasn't seen
anything to equal il in bike race in
mta,y a year. After the excitement
had subsded a bit the teams of Gus
Lang and Willie Keller along with
Percy Lawrence and Lloyd Thomas
went out and regained their lost lap
The rest Of the riders were SO tired
from the jam that there was little
effort made to overhaul them.
Winners Score 83 Points
The race was run on a point basis
with sprint every two miles in which
points scored 7 for first, for second,
2 for third and ] for fourth. In the
last sprint first scored %; second, Is;
third, 10, and fourth, 5. Goullet and
Piani won the race with SO points,
McBeath and Hill were second with 50,
Koran and Weber third with %, Lang
and Keller fourth with Is, Lawrence
and Thomas fifth with IL, Coburn and
Drobach sixth with 10.
Alfred Grenda and Reggie McNa-
when the "jam" started, finished sew
enth. lap behind with 50 points, while
Cecil Walker and Jackie Clark, who
were also up with the leaders when the
excitement started, finished eighth,
with Is points, lap behind.
1t was the teams of Lands and Young
and Drobach and Coburn that started
~~4he wild jam, but Goullet and Piani
made it what it was-a wild afternoon
Of riding. The crowd gave both these
stars a great ovation when they finally
succeeded in tapping the field. Up to
the time Goullet and Piani started the
jam they had only scored II points.
Piani won one sprint and got fourth,
while Goullet only scored a second.
When the smoke of the excitement had
cleared the tally sheet showed Goullet
credited with winning six points, get
ting second and third, while Piani
won two sprints, scored second and a
fourth.
- There was bad spill at twenty miles
In which Willie Spencer, Horan and
with Eaton. withdrew from the race
after this fall. Earlier in the race
Goullet, Clark, Hanley, Eaton, Drobach
and Bartell fell.
The summarizes:
Half-niIe novice (amateur)-Won by
Iohn Unkert. Newark: Frank Knierienen,
!. Newark second. Time, 1907 AS.
= Ten-mile open point race (amateur) -
Won by Fred Spencer. Newark a. c.. 3S
points; Anthony Beckman. Secaucuz. 90
points, third. William MolIica, Jersey
CITY 10 points. fourth. Ray Van Brunt
Newark. 9 points, fifth. Time, 22:oo.
Fifty milo team race (professonaD- -
Won by Alfred Goullet. Newark and Or
iando Plant, Italy, SO points; Alex Nc
SO points. second; Harry Horan and Fred
Weber. Newark 2s points third; Gus
Lang and William Keller, Newark. ID
points, fourth; Percy Lawrence and Lloyd
Thomas. San Francisco, IL points. fifth
William Coburn, Kearny and Peter Dro-
- bach, Boston. 10 points, sixth; Alfred
Grenda. Australia and Reggie Mcnamara
Newark. 80 points, seventh. one lap be
hind; Jackie Clark, Newark and Cecil
waiSer AUSTRALIA. 26 points: eighth, one
First spriut--Won by Grenda, Young
second Meneath third; Papworth' fourth
Second-Won by w. Spencer, Hanley
second. Hin third Lands, fourth.
- Third--Won by Grenda. c. Walker sec
Dnd McReath, third. Keller. fourth.
aFourth--won by McNamara. Horan' sec
ond W. Spencer. third; Hili fourth.
pnd Taylor. third: Clark, fourth.
.Tr ct, ", NV Nol
ord; Hill. third; Jaeger, fourth
- seventh--won by Eaton Goullet. second
Young third: Keller. fourth
Eighth-won BY McNanara. G. Walker
thomas third. Weber. fourth
TsnshuwGp ,s,rS BY MGSsek snSs ,od1th Hl5 second
fNsnth Esv"ntnWon Won by McBeath M l' Keller sec
ond: Drobach. third; Grimm. fourth.
Twelf,h-Won l Non by y, ria9i ed,,.,y Walker sec
s.cond; Grenda, third Clark, fourth
~ Four,eenth--Won by Mcnamara. Jaeger
second Lawrence. third; Mobeck, fourth
Fiftecnth-won by Goullet Hill. second
Caburn third: Horan, fourth.
sixteenth-won by Goullet. Horan sec
cnd; Coburn. third. McBeath fourth.
-seventeen,h-won by Goulct. Horau
seeond; Hill, third; Lands. fourth,
~ Eighteonth-won ~ Grimm. Thomas
second; Gcuilet;;. third; Keller, fourth.
ond; Horsn. third. Hil fourth
Twentieth-won by Goulet. Keller. sec
ond; Weber third; McBesth, fourth.
Twenty -first--Won by Plant HilL sec
,ond; Lang, third. Horan fourth.
u !ATwenty y-second--Won by Goullct, Keller
second: McBeath, third; Drobach, fourth
-rserond. Hill. third; Lang. fourth.
Twenty yfourth-Won by Mcnamara
Pisni, second; Weber third; Clark. fourth
Twenty -fifth--Won by Grenda Goullet
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