New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-15
Judges Resign
When Decision
Is Overruled
Toledo Driving Club Calls
All Bets Off Because
of Protest From Crowd

TOLEDO, Ohio, July IA (By The As
ISOLATED Press) .--To-day's Grand Cir
cult meeting at Fort Miami Park was
marred by near scandal. In the Sec
ond heat Of the Fort Miami Stake the
favorite, Prince Loree, poorly driven
for the first half, for the second time
came from behind and apparently won
from Princess Etawah in a close finish.
The judges placed Princess Etawah
first and Prince Loree second.
The spectators shouted in protest,
and McDevitt, driver Of Prince Loree,
added fuel to the fire by climbing into
the judges stand and talking to tho
crowd.
When the race was over the Toledo
Driving Club caused it to be announced
that all auction pools and result book
tickets sold on the race were declared
off and the money refunded and that
all mutuel money bet on the second
heat would be refunded. Presiding
Judge Joe McGraw, of Washington, Pa,
and Associate Judge Chester Stands,
of Columbus, Ohio, and L. c. Webb, of
Mason, Mich, at once resigned.
1--WE do not think the judges were
right. That's all there is to it," said
Secretary George Bryce, Of the driving
club.
1t was Tommy Murphy afternoon,
the Poughkeepsie driver winning the
Fort Miami Stake with Princess Eta
wah and the free for all pace with Roy
Grattan after Single G. had been
tan paced the first heat in 2:02A, the
fastest mile this year.
Princess Etawah took the first two
feats in the stake event, due chiefly to
Mike McDevitt's poor teaming behind
Prince Loree. The double gated cham
pion won the third heat, the slower of
three, and took second money.
The Cresceus. for two-year-old trot-
ters, was won by Jane Revere in
straight heats, second mile in 2:11A.
The results follow:
FREE FOR ALL PACE e IN HEATS
PURSE. $1,000.
Roy Grnttan' b. g.. by Grattan Royal
JOHNNY mnype aa,rk, cn. e: by Hodsevood
Roger G., ch. g.. by Major G. Ger
Hal Malone b. g. by Prince Arsot
Jimmie ascKerron. b. e.. by Jack NC
Time. s oss 2:os. ''''''''''''
THE FORT MIAMI, a:os TROT 6
HEATS)-VALUE $4,000.
Princess Etawah. b. m. by Etawah
lMurphy) ................. I Z
t Klnne !0T (mob 5; Fl 9' Prince NC
st, Iavia, ; E. BY The Northern
WAFER Mas (sss ses1lna b. - bx ;,,t.r
Ht1belwyn. br. g.. by Manr!oo
King rs'A watts. voltage ana David AK
worthy also started:
limo. 2:o6N. 2;o5A. 2:o7A.
THE cREscEus, TWo;YEAR-oLD TRor
q in 3 HEATS)-PURSE. $1,000
Jane Revers. b. T.. by Guy Axworthy
Gulf Breeze b. t.. by sliko (Thomasj
Ethllr.da, b. T.. by Peter tho Great
NNo3) ......... ....................
The Senator, CHI; c. by Peter tho
Crawford, b. g., by Belw!n (Edmanj
Probable also started
Time. 2:1sA. 2:11A
s''s PACE @ & $780, ; HHA7s'-ruRsn
Minnie williams. blk. M, by The
m1 Black Bass lThomas). .r;t;..;.
" Gentry, tchilds) .....:......... q
King bineen. b. g, by Bingen
Faf ge, 5: g. BY walter Direct 6
Baron Brooke. br. h.. by Justice
hsreid 1Hza as. 3. b j.. symbol Rose.
Tho squawman and Peter Oliver also also
8fErted.
Time. 2:oeA. 2:osA, 2:osh.
2:2o TROT-PURsE, $1,000.
Leetide. br g. BY Lee Axworthy
NCo&l ..................1 2 I,
Frederick X, b. e., by lowa
Iodd (Perry) ..............l 2 2
Tattahatchie. b. g.. by Etawah
thoman) ....................6 6 3
Bemore, /. g.. by Dromore
(McDonald) .........2 G
Lord Frisco. b. h.. by San Fran
cisco (Murphy). ...........e s 3
Pr. .nuied out out bunco-peter, Teddy J.,
and Alta Coast also started. Time
2:o9N, 2:osA. 2:osA and 212A
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