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VAILBURG’S SWEEPSTAKES.Eight Professional Cyclists Qualify for $200 Handicap Event.The closing Sunday afternoon bicycle race meet was held yesterday fit the Velodrome, Newark, N. J. During the remainder of the season the meetings willbe held every Wednesday and Sunday evening. The feature of yesterday's meet was the Velodrome Sweepstakes, in which each handicap mark was run as a heat, with one man to qualify in each heat for the final, which will be run next Sunday. The riders who qualified are Frank Kramer, Floyd Krebs, Walker A. Bard-gett, E. Anderson, Nat Butler, H. B. Appleton, A1 Judge, and W. A. Canfield.Premier honors were carried off by James A. Fogler and Frank Kramer in the professional events. The former won the mile event and Kramer carried off the thlid of a mile handicap from scratch.The mile amateur National Cycling Association championship was won bv Charles H. Stein, Empire City Wheelmen,with H. Van Den Dries. Bakerlm Athletic Club, second. Fred H’.ll, Armory A. A., Boston, was an easy winner in the ten-mile race. The summaries:Half-Mile, Non-Winners. Amateurs.—Won by Edward Seufert, Vailsburg; YWlliam Merton, Newark Turn Vereln Wheelmen, second. Time—1:0ft.One-Mile Professional.—Won by James A. Fog-ler, Brooklvh; Frank A. Kramer. Newark, N. J., second; Walter A. Bardgett, Buffalo, N. Y.. third. Time- -2:14.One-Mile Amateur. N. C. A. Championship.— Won by Charles H. Stein. Empire City Wheelmen; Henry Van Den Dries, Dakerim A. C.. second; Fred Hill, Armory Athletic Association. Boston, third. Time—2:46 4-5.^ Ten-Mil.e Open. Amateur.—Won by Fred Hill, Armorv Athletic Association, Boston; Adam Byerman, New York, second; Walter Schlee, New Jersey Naval Reserve, third. Time— 23:20.One-Thlrd-Mlle Handicap. Professional. — Won by Frank Kramer. Newark. N. J., (scratch;) Walter A. Bzrrdgott. Buffalo, do yards.) second; Floyd Krebs, Newark, (10 yards.) third. Time—0:3S 2-o.Two-Mile Professional. Handicap. Sweepstakes. Half Mile Trials.—Winners: Frank Kramer, Newark, N, J., (scratch;) time—1:30 4-5. Floyd Krebs. Newark. N. J.. (35 yards:! time--! :20. Walter A. Bardgett. Buffalo. (70 yards:) time—2:08 3-5. K. Anderson. New Yoik. (100 yards;) time— 1:05 1-5. Nat Butler. Cambridge. Mass.. (130 yards;) time—BRIRaciGrThhas expe of t: will valu a nee Fitzj and by 1 the look: prize has eont Fu antilt; grov of r ago tor prog es-la Th with lied Bed in V. been opent sure] tions the i men expe it hi fact stak At whic Brig even the ( closer1H. B. Appleton, New York, (100yards;) time—1:20 2-5. A1 Judge. Memphis,(200 yards;) time—1:34 2-5. William A. tan'field, New York, (250 yards;) no time taken,part roma imun Is ab firstVsMcDermott Leads West Side Athletes.
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New York Times
New York, New York, US
Mon, Jul 13, 1908
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