Show ER WINS THE SIX I Y V ICYClE Y if TH HE WIDTH O Of i A TIRE BF orf six six- of the day one the bile Salt Palace saucer last b bly the most sensational the long history of racing For six days the men had f around the circle and sh came both riders and andi i Sere rere ready for excitement sly July y came Seek neck k the two great bike met er and Lawson came final inai lap of the race and as red ared every person of the sled ed at the track stood up upa d a the greatest finish S B settled down to pick the he tape but so close were tilt was ws almost impossible did win Th The judges Ithe the majority were in lD in favor fend and nd he was awarded first great reat crowd was puzzled as asand mand and all remained in their r the announcement It was ivas wash h great shouts of f approval teen meen een Managers considerable trouble Manager Ma ager Chapman in the the hraCe race He Be and Manager Salt Palace disagreed Fnning ning of the races Sunday to it but Chap- Chap mined rm noo that they should be oe a squabble that would eeik e that of a couple of turned ed out the lights stole to let the band ra k but this only made madea Sand a d made him more deter- deter fever ever eler to hold the race He HeH Hered H red a bunch 4 gas Strung rung them up ip found that Halverson had and it was Ja Jack k to go to town for Sally thy lIy got the lights to work work- tad ahad every seat at the track arena r ar na a crowded with people were the rac races s that the missed It could be heard teide id of the track and that lefone prone T e or two dull dun moments us tS For the first few miles went on the same as usual ft sprints prints for the mile and his hes es but these were by the The The four big men belthe belthe be- be Ithe finish of the weeks week's reI keeping in in the back- back waiting for th the gong on onet ont et t h. h the bunch most now and then a lit- lit Witten and Monroe who lap money The real work began about two laps from ith th one-half one minute to go Ito the top of the track phenomenal maneuvering nd Kramers Kramer's s 's wheel Ji b by Tire Width denly turned loose with all Kramer Kramer swung on on h h i Downing hung to Kramer Wt around the track at cd ed On the home stretch i albig abig eff effort rt and succeeded with Lawson Lawson who every muscle in his body am om the the- finish nish of the race J a to the bad and plunging into it with all Slowly but out surely Kramer the leY crowd went into ering and when the tape mar imer er had the best of themore themore the themore more than a tires tire's width wonderful sprint got up ae a e of the race and n fourth place from the s mer erg ers wheel West was sixth and Dorian Dorlan seventh was twenty-four twenty laps making in all a total laps ps for the six hours race amateur was Schnell and and De Dc performers their very exciting Schnell length Motor Kotor Bace soL was handicapped in against time by oy the he said he was afraid to tow w loose because of the poor been impossible for the machine on the fevered vered the mile in 5 1 which was not at all slow under the conditions S S The summary of events Two-mile Two lap race amateur Schnell amateur Schnell De Dc Math Mara Wright Giles McCormack Time One-mile One motor trial against time time time- 5 Gussie Lawson rawson rides distance in 1 1 Finish of six day race race- Kramer race Kramer La Lawson Law Law- son Clar Clarke Downing West Wil Wilcox x Dorian Dorlan distance last hour 24 miles mile 3 I laps distance for six days miles miles' 6 G laps S |