New-York tribune., 1922-12-07

II ~. va ,.v,r,,,n iul minutes without
~, ..,,, bsls. every rider IN the
non,'a ~. ,,volvsd IL some Of the mad,
'''s ~s' - ~ ne week Koran and
,'t.iss, as I.s%s =, ar. e. .Ilain ihirty yards
f,'l.,n's.,' .al.1,. :, b, they were after
u ''n. -. ,hslr hopes blasted as
aps,'! NY. F" .,s Bsusnb BrOeeo and Co
e'Si''. -, =, ,nd Eaton caught them
surs y. -, -, ~ s.sp.ra,s sprintins and
y H...,.,s - vlu9ihs. A. one period 1t
a'''l-'s 49,, coollet and Belloni would
ise .Sl,,,ly after Koran and Fitz-
....1rs hsd been caught Oscar Egg
..ls5 ~ n another furious burst OF
'ss.J ,o~ard the end Of which came
~ disastrous smash-ups, with broken
.l,eIs sns injured riders spread out
M over the track turns.
Il he first OF these crashes eastman
"a Cotufn went dow, but we're not
.,rsv,ly hurt. A few minutes later
c,dnan again went down, carrying
g,un With him, and this ended the
,-Jrtinr session. the referee, Frank
ErrH, ordering the bell rung, signal
.tsf ne cessation.
n, ulm that follows the storm
Ia il the slx-day bicycle race at the
c,r5sn al through the daylight hours
r,ssrday. The riders all appeared sat
',d,5 10 rest Up after the two sensa-
80 sjams" Of Tuesday night that
rsuIt,d IN the gaining of two laps on
4, fl,ld by Goullet and Beloni and
cshurp and BroccO and the winning
y ene LAP by Egg and Eaton. There
v,s rorc excitement during tie half
,ssr tia, was consumed In these two
sl,ns' than some Of US may experience
"a lifetime.
Garden Crowded All Day
fte breaking Up Of the field as a
result OF tie laps won and lost re-
ultsd N a Tremendous he.gh.ening IN
ss interest OF the crowd The Garden
sss crowded sll day and half an hour
,l,er the nlrht session started the
seats began 10 fill up again. Al .
o'clock vacant seats were as scarce as
teeth or oysters
Egg and Eaton were regarded as the
psir nOC liable b start troubie. Both
are strong and good sprintcrs. Eaton
probably being the fastest man
On toe track, and ihev realize that only
ne most furious riding and perfect
team vofs fin psi ibcm level with tre
rVo leading teams We're Eaton as
elflsg ma dsternned a rider as Oscar
Lfe her ehinees % regaining the
losi gfognd would be greatly favored.
BAT Ray has never been known as
red Jsnner," beiag q bit oyercau-
tsii Il seems.
u B,llohi can stick until the final
hsuf u sprinting on Saturday n ght.
ntn he eaad Goullet should come homo
viii ihe bacon, for Ali Is almost GER
un % take the measure Of Brocco
80 Coltn n L comes down 20 a ques-
uon q ips.niing, even II he has
. 20 i G'0nc. But Brocco and
Cebsfn are fully aware Of this and
vi ettbiltss leave nothing undone in
=, .iisr to gain a lap on GOullet and
tli partner.
Ih most flagrant example Of the
ar'tty %Sug" who ever sat in al 2
nss n the Garden Is Jim Barton. the
Snteian u the "Ro-c Of Stamboul."
i'E playing in Chicago Jim cancelled
! lEoW Wetks' engagement ia the Windy
w IN osde. 10 attend the grind, and
fl nay see him there sixteen nours
Y o. every twenty-four. Barton is
playihg-ihrough champion siX-day
'fao He's 30 far ahead o. the best
.loas records in this respect that
~'t 10 not even a runner-up.
heBeash Wins Special Prize
During the afternoon sprints yesser-
tsy 'ht two leading teams made no
--,'snpt 70 add 10 their point totals.
tsel preferred not 20 take any chances
" injury IN these dashes, and you
,,o-,eht blame them, seeing they were
lang the other teams and didn't ac.
.a1iiy need the DO nts. Walter Rutt
"a ia Alex heBetth. three laps behind.
,l sa 'ne special prize Of $50 for win.
,ts s.ns ,ne giettet number Of points in
~ ~ Aooihg 70 their point totals the
s.'.ls, ..u fealiting that they muEt re-
s4.n thelr lost laps before tbeir points
- any hgure, went at their work half.