New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-31
COuIIet Wins
Second Race
In Two Days
Follows Saturdays Victory
Over Eaton by Defeating
Piani at Newark Track


Alfred Goullcl, the remarkable all
around bike star. continued his bril-
liant riding AZ tho Yoiodrome IN New
ark yesterday afternoon when he de-
feated Orlando Pianl, tho Italian speed
ster. in two out Of three heats Of a
mile match race. II was only Saturday
night that Goullot won a grueling two
hour team race with Eddie Madden as
bis partner at the New York Ncl0-
dromc, but % was mainly through the
great riding % Goullct that the race
was won. Yesterday Goullot showed
what "a versatile star De b. by coming
back after that hard race and winning
a sprint match against one OF the best
sprntcrs now In America.
GOulict won the lrst heat when piani
was disqualified for squeezing him
down on the iat OF the track. Goulle,
had taken the lead going into the last
Tap and, coming down the homcstretch
90 the tape piaul leaned right Up
against him. 10 threw Goullot out Of
his stride and Piuni Was disqualified.
In the second heat Piani rode from boz
front and won. Gogllot, though, came
back and won the third heat and The
match by riding from In front and
turning the last oighth-mile in ~ sec
Onds Cat. which is excellent riding.
Frank Kramer who retired from cy-
cling last Wednesday night otter TWEEN
ty-scYcn wears OF racing, enjoyed the
'races yesterday from seat in the
cundstard aud seemed greatly en-
& N.rnmH 800 I..ff.HH. -tHfvn lei che
INST time boz many moons that Kramer
has watched the other fellows ride.
Willie Spencer. who is truilns Kay
mond Eaton Boz the battle for the
American sprint championrhip, de-
fcatcd Eaton boz two out az three heats
.oi o match race yesterday. Eaton won
The first heat only after Spencer was
disqualified for not holding the pole
on the last lap. Spencer rode around
Eaton in the second and third heats
and won in a most decisive manner. In
the second heat he Just beat Eaton In
the homcstretch. but in tho third and
deciding heat pc rode around Ray IN
lhe middle OF tho backstrctch. II
Spencer continues 90 ride as be did
yesterday he stands an excellent chance
LOO beating Eaton out for the Amcri-
can title.
Tho summarize:
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