The New York herald., 1922-12-10
.GOULLET T-BELLONI
WIN SIX DAY RACE
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declared that ne could have continued
for another day or so without caving in.
Grenda Takes First Sprint.

declared that ne could have continued
for another day or so without caving in
Grenda Takes First Sprint.
The nrst heat OF the final hour was a
tame affair. 1t went to Grenda Belloni
was second. Eaton third and Horan
fourth. After Brocco had led for half
a mile and dropped back to last. Grenda
went to the front and remained there
to the end. He rode fast during the last
two laps. but none OF his opponents at
tempted to go past him.
Tho second also was mediocre. Nc
Namara won 1t. with Kaiser second. Fitz-
simmons third and eastman fourth.
Kaiser led until . lap from home, where
Mcnamara went around his wheel. took
command and remained In front to the
end.
Egg won the third without doing his
best. Belloni followed him all the way
and made no attempt to beat him. Mad
den was third and Grenda fourth.
Eaton took the fourth. Fitzsimmons
was second, Goullet third and Nc
Namara fourth. There was nothing es-
pecially exciting about this heat. Eaton
was not pressed and had little difficulty
winning. Goullet raced In third place
throughout and made no effort to I'M
prove his position. Madden won the
fifth, Horan was second. Grenda third
and Egg fourth.
McNamara Darts Away.
The sixth brought forth a tiny JAM
With half a mile to go, Mcnamara
darted away from his field and quickly
opened up lead Of twenty yards.
Goullet didn't follow until Egg started
after the leader, then he went and
quickly cut down the leaders gain.
Grenda relieved Mcnamara and won
the heat. Madden was second. Egg
third and Goullet fourth.
There was wild sprinting in the sew
enth. in which Mcnamara was returned
the victor, with Coburn second. CAST
man third and Eaton fourth.
The eighth was won by Coburn.
Grimm took second. Belloni was third
and Eaton fourth.
Goullet showed his speed in the ninth
and ran away from his field. Horan
was second and Grenda third. F1tz-
simmons won the tenth and the elev-
enth Madden was the victor Of the
twelfth and Grenda won the thirteenth
Mcnamara won the fourteenth and
Grenda took the fifteenth, with Goullet
second. The sixteenth went to Madden
and the seventeenth to Coburn.
Egg was first In the eighteenth and
Goullet ran off with the nineteenth,
without doing his best. The twentieth
was won by Mcnamara. and Grenda
defeated Goullet by an inch or two In
the twenty-first.
Brocco took the twenty-second, and
the final was won by Goullet
Jersey Team Picks Up Points.
Harry Kaiser and Eddie Madden.
forming the New Jersey team. scored
the most points in the official sprints
In the afternoon. The winner Of these
received twelve points instead Of six,
as was the ~ase earlier in tho week.
Kaiser and Madden rolled up sixty
points. Alfred Grenda and Reggie Nc
Namara were close second with fifty
six. Harry Horan and Tom Fitzsim.
mons, representing the Irish team were
third with twenty-three.
| During these sprints Madden seemed
much the best. He didn't display any
more speed than some of his opponents.
but he outgeneraled them, and, making
his Jump at the psychological instant.
| gained enough ground to carry hin,
home in front in four Of the ten events.
The results Of the afternoon sprints
were as follows:
First-Madden, Grenda, Fitzsimmons,
Eaton. Second McNamara, Horan,
Kaiser, Coburn. Third--Madden, Goul.
| let, Fftzsimmons. Eaton. Fourth
Horan, Mcnamara, Coburn, Kaiser.
Fifth-Madden, Grenda. Goullet. Eaton.
Sixth-McNamara, Kaiser, Coburn, Egg.
| STANDARDIZATION. Eaton, Goullet, Fitz.
simmons. Eighth - Egg, Mcnamara,
Koran, eastman. Ninth-Goullet. Gren-
da, Brocco, Madden. Tenth-McNamara,
Kaiser, Egg. eastman.
During the final hour the winner OF
| each sDrint receiyed seventy-tUo nointa
the second man five points, the third
man two points and in the fourth one
point. The seven teams which finished di.
vide $50, 900. Besides this sum, it Is esti-
mated more than 5000 was donated by
interested spectators.