The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-18
GOSSIP OF THE QUARTERSTRETCH
hcCarren on the Carpet-Poolrooms
Afraid to Take Money.

Both Jerry and Hughey were up yester
| LAY. Sp on the carpet before the judge
! SsudHy IL IS Jerry up and Hughey down
4 Yesterday both were in danger OF being
down. When they were In the judges room
tey sre; %sre Sl neither up nor down, all because
from GlenWooc's race Mr.. Brady did moi
feel that Hughey was down"
Mt MeCarren." said Judge Brady. 'hov
dld Greenwood come to run such a bad race
| in the third event? He should have been
up among the first three or four"
THE The divil can't run on this murdherin'
thraek. Judge. said Mr.. McCarren.
Maybe not. said Mr.. Brady, yet have
seen him up with the best OF them in handi-
caps on IL, and have seen him show speed
on It do not say he should have won to-
udy. LAY. bnI ne ought TO have shown some
tnlhg. Why, could have taken OF my
SnoeS Sr and beaten him myself to-day" said
"All 1 can say. Judge" said Mr.. McCar-
rsn, is that the blaggard never could run
wan race an id. and may the divil fly away
Mid me an make celery sass av me bones
If Eig You Tan S6 the sai1 harSe ida an L asin
10 ,or hIa tne sake OF all concerned he runs more
BE the holy sailor. Judge" said McCar-
you nave me free and full permission to
rule him. me and Jerry an, too"
honest and virtuous and you viii be happy."
US. Judge, yis, begob'' said Mr.. Nc
Sarren. as he backed out. followed by Jer-
~, whose eyes were bigger than the flower
beds around the clubhouse ar Demar
Mr.: McCarren is right Glenwood never
could run the Delmar track.
People who like to play good things In
New York and other poolrooms and thus
avoid Affecting the odds at the local tracks
say that John j. Ryan's success at Kin
ioch has queered betting on St. Louis races
IN poo!rooms- They say that Ryan simply
cleaned up the country when Brigadfer.
Bat Likeness. Chorus Boy and Judge Pet
tus won. Ryan was right In with Arthur
Morley. who managed all the good things
that went through at Kinloch. They got
10 against Brigadier. when he ran in
1:l2is and 10 70 l against Judge Pettus. The
soaring Mr. Ryan gave the poolrUomS on
these good things led them to reject st.
Louis races. Manager Adler of Delmar. by
explaining that Kinloch and Delmar. were
di1erent tracks. got the rooms to handle
Delmar. But the cleanlng-up made by the
Ryan, Weir, Worley and Robinson combina-
tiOna at hinloch hurt the rooms so badly
that they will not take much money on a
long-priced horse running about st: Louis
Mr. Ryan has long been a terror to pool
rooms. He has way OF sleeping fer a
long time and then turning up with 4
kiiiing" HI. that puts them out Of business
to look for him.
1t is said that Gil Summers. who owns
Kalos. tried TO bet on him in poolrooms
and he had to get it on II Deimar.
Mr.. Dade was there with a couple OF
two fields go in a style that forcibiy re
minded one of the last two days at Kin
loch. They were awful.
II was reported yesterday that Jockey
Sayers only sustained simple fracture
OF the leg. not a compound one, as was
stated. Doctor Neville says that the break
is a good one just above the ankle. He
thinks the boy will be well in two months.
Two apprentices Houbre and Scully, We're
in a four-horse nose finish in the handicap.
The little boys are certainly best at Del
mar.
Port Royal cannot make the Delmar
turns He slowed up 10 nothing on them
yesterday. They bet on Port Royal, they
bet on Ma'amselle, they bet on Handspin-
ner and they will bet on Delagoa to-day
Just because they came from the East