New-York tribune., 1921-12-22
.Judg ges' Verdict
Starts Uproar
AtNew Orleans
Crowd Questions Victory of
Mell-Supported Favorite,
VOLTS Cry, in Feature
speciaE piaoasch TO The 7,.,,,,n-


NEW ORLEANS, Dec, e1--A near
rlos developed at jefferson Park to-
day after the running of the feature
race which the judges awarded to the
favorite, VOLTS Cry, and one of tho
oos'reperous objectors had to be es
eof'ea from the grounds by the police
TO still the noise. VOLTS Cry was
hseavily supported despite wild rumors
.hat ne had pulled up lame this morn
my e. after an exercise gallon.
"oits Cry conceded weight to all
sne oRhers OF his field for the six fur
ionSs print and barely lasted to bent
9ut N edesty- He was lucky to get the
eeeclslon, though everybody close to the
hhish agreed that the official verdict
was correct. Modesty, which came
win rush toward the end seemed to
nave the victory cinched twent. FIVE
yefos from the wire, but swerved bad
~ ~ IN the hast Strides. This enabled
"o!l Cry to stick his muzzle in front
again as the pair bobbed down across
the finish line
VOLTS Cry displayed some soreness
IN going to the post, but once under
way evidently forgot his troubles for
ne dlspiayed his usual brlliancy of
speed. Brilliant Ray hooked up with
= nm IN the early running but withereu
rom the stiff pace at the end of half
mle. This duel undoubtedly took
something out of the favorite. for he
MT the sixteenth pole a verv tired
morse Barrett, who laid off the early
pace with M odesty, began his drive
"hen Strengthened for home and would
nave won with something to spare had
rNk
finish. '''e
c,n nlrst race tfor maiden two-year olds
ongs'-Sptnnfng, 112 tzoeller). to 9 10
l ana even. won: Prudence 1o7 (GantnerO
11ressol 10 !. to ] and to 2, second; Vanity
to /, third. Time 1903 SIS Thornelia
r, Rf,sdgwick, Glad Warburton. Forestan
ar1 nuliS 5uItons' Joe c" Execution, Accord
ant and Daisy Fields also ran
ing purse, 500; six furlongs)--The Moor
1o9 l> McDermottp. 16 to 8 S to s and z
20 o. Won Roio, los (Harrisonl, to /
10 ! and even. second Balynew. 1O9
~ MrNantner), TO l. to and even third
time, l:15. Harp o the North. Roseclif
Surmount. Aunt Deda. Cremona Our Kate
MY Rose, Golden Autumn and Miss RANK,
also ran.
Ihird race (handicap; for three-year- oids
ana upward; claiming, purse, $500 six fur
longs Tan Son, 40 (Lang) to . to
ana even, won, Arrowhead lit Of VIII
SOM, to 2, to and to 5. second; Trust
official l05 (MarineilD. to l. 5 to and
. to 5, third. Time, 1:14 %, 1panamfsn.
Cock OF the Roost. Assum ption Cornoran
ana ETERNITY also ran,
Fourth race (for three year-o -olds and up
ward; allowances; purse S700: one miIv
ana seventy yards Rapid Traveller 40
Ponce, to ., to 8 ande out won; Tom
McTaggart, 10 (CarrolD, 10 to /. to
and even, second; Incog 107 (Gantncr),
Veto also ran.
Fifth race (The Chef Montear Handicap;
Tor two-year olls purse 1900: six fur
10, to and out Won Modesty 11O Bar
Tett). to :. Z TO and TO 3 second
Commander 4IcMeekin, f15 (Zoeller) 3 to
1. to 10 and to ,, third Time
"a 4-5. ashland. Grace Foeter, Brilliant
Ray ard Coiando also ran. Occupied Kne-
belkamp entry.
Sixth race (for three-year-olds and up
ward, claiming; purse, S7o0; one mile and
4 sixteenth h)-Wynnewood 105 O4ang)
to /. 2 to l and 4 to q, won Tody. 1o5
tGantner), ! to 5, to and out, second;
Lady Lillian 104 Gregory, l. to l. to l
and to 5, third. Time :4e 80 Arapahoe.
Clean Gone and The Wit also ran.
Seventh race (for three year -olds and up-
ward; claiming; purse, S700: one mile and
Il sixteenth)-I>ottery, 100 (zoeller) % TO
l, 10 to ! and to l. won; Earnest A. 1l2
(Ponce). to ., even and 1 to 2, second
Link ROY, 107 (Lang), to l. to / and
to 5, third. Time. :4s. Zaincr. Jack Reeves,
Miss Nell. Maize. Bees Wing, Banyan.
Shilling. Jackstraw and Thomas f. Nc
MahOp also