The New York herald., 1922-01-29
COLLEGE FOOTBALL GAME LEADS SCANDAL
OUTLOOK IS PROMISING For BETTER BASEBAL The COMING SEASO
tom HARE,JR, TAKES
THE REX HANDICAP
Beats Good Field Of Three
Ycar-Olds i'm Feature at
New Orleans.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW York HERALD
New ORLEANS, Jan. 28.-Tom Hare
Jr., c. w. Clarks consistent and game
son of Vuicain and Moonet, registered
his third victory in as many loca
starts, when lie carried off the Rel
Handicap. the one mile monetary fea.
ture at the Fair Grounds to-day. The
winner was alertly handled by the
temperamental Garner, who showed
one of his best efforts, only to return
the next race with an exhibition
astride United Verde that would have
shamed green apprentice for its in
competency.
Chilly winos and bright sunlight had
succeeded in drying some OF the tracks
surface, but it was in deplorable con-
dition when Tom Hare, Jr., stepped to
the lead at the break closely attended
by Commander McMeekin, with the 9TH
ters of the field OF six well strung out
behind.
McMeekin's rider, Zoeller, made sew
eral Intellectual attempts to overtake
the pacemaker, whose rider was select
z.
Meekin finally Wavered at tho stretch
entrance and Hare Crew out, only to be
forced to another long drive Costigail
came with a rush end finished within
half length of the winner. McMeekin
had little difficulty saving third honors
over Cap Rock. Ballot Mark and Mars
dale. the only other starters. Ballot
Mark was backed into stout favoritism
at tho end, but appeared to dislike the
going. for he stumbled repeatedly
nunSa Buck a winner.
Bunga Buck made it two straight for
sons of the Vulcain when he showed
the way throughout the mils and sew
enty yards Of the Pan-American purse.
though the public had supported
United Verde in prohibitive favoritisrn
the Kentucky delegation chose Bunra
Buck to a man. Garner took United
Verde under repeated restraint through,
the running and finally permitted him
to drop down in the rough going
through the stretch, so that Bunga Buck
held two length advantage at the end.
1t was one OF the weirdest looking rides
OF the winter season.
High Cost led throughout the five and
hair turlongs OF the Sousa purse and
won easily from six others.
me results.
FIRST RACE-The Nursery Purse: for two
yea1r,oles' yer1oOs .ilowances; purse ooo thre.
4to 8 and 70 Q. first: Daniel. lis lis e tcoi
tilettD. z 10 :, even and to 8, second
rines k, ,s,1d 122 .Tz;oeller, T;ss even. e an
Hughie. fAmole and fsupergloria also rar
M. Jones entry. III. I. Griffin entry.
SECOND nACE--For four-year-oids and up
,oar mara; Claiming; purse; 81. 900; six fur
8 and 4 70 ). first; MICKEY Moore. 90 II
tscobie?: 20 to 4. 8 to and to 1, sec
ond; Hidden Jewel. 10 Cdooney). ~ to i. (
Grayson. Pictor. Last Rose, Sandaiwood
anticipate. Smart Guy, Ticklish and Col
Taylor also ran.
THIRD RACE-The soura Purse; for three
ysar-olds and upward: allowances: purse
1000; six furlongs. High Cost. I1s (Pooi,
3to ,, 70 and out. first; Mulciber, 10
CMartinellD, to I, eto and to 8. sec
and to 5. third. Time, f:fo4-5. 81
Michael. Red Leaf. Wade McLemore ant
Knot Grass also ran.
FOURTH RACE-The Rex Handicap: fo
Hare. Jr.. 100 (M. GarnerS. to 2. 8 TO i
and I to .. first; Costigan, 105 Gang),
70 ]. TO and TO 8, second; Commando
3 to 5. third. Time. /: as rs. Cap Rock
Marsdaie and Ballot Mark also ran.
FIFTH RACE-The Pan-American Purse
for four-year-olds and upward; allowances
purse. 81 900; one mile and seventy yards
Bunsa Buck. 112 (McCoy). 10 TO s. . TO
and out. first: United Verde, 11o (M. Gar
ner). TO and out. second: Ginger, III
(Scob!e). IL TO ]. 3 TO ! and even, third
Time, :51 e-5. Gain de Cause and King,
Champion also ran.
SIXTH RACE-For four-year-olds and up
ward: claiming: purse, 81 COO: one milf
and half. Verify, 103 Lang). IS to 8
even and 20 5, first: Little Ed. 10t
tPonce) TO .. 4 to and to Q. second
Jack Reeves. 1os (Bullman). s 10 1. 3 to
and TO .. third. Time, :57. Marie Rap
pold, La Kross and Alex, Jr.. also ran.
SEVENTH RACE--For our-year-oids ant
upward; claiming; purse, ~ 900; one mil.
and q kxtcenth. Waukeag, 10i Lang),
10 I. . TO 1 and even. first: The Wit. IL.
(wilsUnl, IL TO o, 4 TO D and 2 to 8. sec
ond; Balance Wheel. 100 (PooD, 3 20 I.
to and TO 3, third. Time. 1 :55 1-b. Gen
Haig, Escarpolette, Our Birthday, Tanta
ius, Romeo and Darnay also ran.