Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1911-12-17 | Page 16 | Jackie Clarke and Folger Win Six-Day Race; Kramer Second

L AND WIN VIN Y RACE tIACE KRAMER SECOND Joe Jo or of lI Clarke of 0 Salt i v i I Dee c c Son nt at 10 o'clock In N lahe Uti ItI n thc lx IX d hh cI race The Fogler r one line lap Inn u itt f sl nix Ids anis in II tie tic fur The finish dl the ur ftC th the toV of Mb-eln Mb Ms race In lu recent en I nuL Chule wun the race Ince It iI nil an lorl hour lu their u II lOll un the lie ln In n Ii lI of field TLe Ille advantage e huM siai n 0 i to the Ilie finish Fogler and Clarke won b by pedaling miles s and 9 laps Japs in 1 hours of tho contest To the six teams Immediate Immediately Imme Imme- diate following following- 2718 miles and 8 S laps credited d. d The winners wore eighteen eighteen eight eight- een con miles and two laps behind the record roe rec I ord of ot miles and 1 lap ap made b by I McFarland and Moran In 1 08 The final score was a as eLM follows Fogler Fogier and Clarke ke 2718 miles 9 laps Kramer and Moran and P Pye e and Collins Cameron and antI laIn Magin Demara and Lawrence wrence Lorenz 2718 miles mile S laps Hill and Bedell Dedell 2718 miles mUes 7 7 laps Georget and Brocco miles no laps and Van 2717 2711 miles 6 laps Frank Franl Kramer of ot East Orange N. N J. J the national sprint champion and James Moran loran of oC Mass Mas t. t were the tho second place winners Kramer won the position to for his team in a sprint In which he and Drobach Lorenz Magin Magla Lawrence and Pye Pe were nominated to represent their team team all all tied a lap behind the winners winners winners-to to decide tho six places after the first The final one mile sprint was from I a Sl standing start Kramer took look the lead in tho the third lap cutting out a n fast Cast pace until the sl sixth ah lap when Magin punctured a tire and antI the race stopped Kramer for tor a time refused to go on claiming that tho the bell was wa rung forthe for tor forthe the final lap and he in the load Kramer Kramer Kramer Kra Kra- mer finally Hally put in a written protest to the referee and agreed to start After a u dela delay of oC an hour they were sent ent aw away Lorenz did not start claimIng claiming claim claim- ing that he ro rode e ten cn laps to Kramers Kramer's nine and antI declaring that ho he won second mone money He put in a protest The five fhe men finished us as follows Kramer Lawrence Lawrence Law Law- rence renco Drobach 1 Magin a ln and Pre Pye The order of or the standing of or the six teams thus is v Fo Fogler ler and Clarke e Kramer Kramel and Mo- Mo ro- ro ran Demara and Lawrence and Drobach and Magin p Pye ti and Collins More interest was as shown b by the public public public pub pub- lic this year rear than ever before beCore the at attendance at- at breaking all an records Only one lap Jap was stolen during the week week week- and that one lap the one that gave C the lead and ultimate ultimate- victory to Fogler and Clarl Clarke Clare e. e The work of oC the men for Cor the greater part of or the final day was tame