The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-16

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I'm very sorry. Mr. sullivan. said Man
hetner, ou' DOM KNOW now what ! can 10
about II. did not put the bet on my sheet:
ronAe0uantly IL dI0n Z ROI
BY that time sullivan who does not care Tor
trouble or ~ontroversies turned away ana
taId nothing to his friends But those who
heard the argument between the men soon
circulated the story al over the track 10
THE Sun man sullivan admitted the truth
OF the story WIN reluctance he SAID tnat
Manhelmer had propapiy mace @ mistake
! told Manheimer TO MAKE the bet Tor me-
] did not want TO make the wager with him.
but simply asked MIN 10 act as my commits
eioner, SAID sullivan. III the morse had
lost wonder II l would nave had TO make
good the $1,000. I've known Manheimer a
long time ana DO not oeileve that ne intended
10 40 wrong But It's tough TO lose $500
under such circumstances for It's hard enough
as 1t Is TO beat this game, ana when lose l
have to dig up the coln somewhere each day to
make good This occurrence happens often.
II shows that persons who make bets In this
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recorded on the sheets beforehand. so that
after the race there can be no room for argu-
nent. The sheets tell the tale and everything
Is decided by them. sullivan declined TO
protest the case 70 King Master Cavanagh or
10 the arbitration OF the Nets.
de SAID II was not worth whne'
II was reported on excellent authority at
the track that james H. heene has secured
eecono eau on the-services OF Jockey kadtke
for q retaining Zee OF $4,000 and that the boy
viii begin riding regularly In the famous
-Wnhe' oiue Spots. az Sheepsaead Bay
1t is understood that Mr.. Keene closed the
deal Yesterday through Buo May. the trainer
for the Raineys. who purchased Radtke's
contract for $4,000 last spring. Radtke Is
under suspension for the rest OF the Graveeend
meeting because Of alleged misconduct at
the post and rough riding. The boy has been
repeatedly punished by Starter Cassidy.
but the latest penalty was inflicted by the
stewards OF the Gravesend meeting. Mr..
keene Is vlce-chairman OF the Jockey club.
The bookmakers, II was said after the last
race. won more money on the day thar on
any previous occasion IN ten years. Last
week one day they cleaned up 100000 in the
DIG ring, but yesterdays proceedings netted
an even greater amount Tor them. Bill
Cowan. Frank Tyler. Sol lichtenstein. George
hose. Bill Jackman, George Boles and other
VIZ Operators "oh d lhe way iFoin sio'ooo 10
$4,000 on the six races: NOBODY bet on Eddie
ware, the winner OF the hTst race at 80 to /.
while Arimo. Acrobat Thracian, Kappa
hammock, The Wrestler and Yankee Girl
we're all literally played, Samuel H.. Harris
was also let alone in the second race, but a
ton OF money was lost on Adbell, Septunus,
water Tank, Bragg, Mabel Richardson and
Reidmore. The sheets on the third race
showed long columns of wagers on Monfort
and Master Lester, with comparatively little
speculation on Clare Russell. except for the
place The fourth race was another gold
mint TOT the chalkers. as Samson. the winner,
went up from s to as much as rs to !. Fred
buileW' who lost a big bet on Adoeh, thought
% little Of samson's chances that he wa gered
= neasly s2S.o2 him three ways. Thousands
we're placed 6 kugenla Burch. the favorite.
all the heavy spectators took the Ben strome
mare as II II was Ike putting the money down
tho picking 1t up again. There was also a
neavy play on Agile and Masaniello a place.
Nhiie Oliver Cromwell was played across the
boards.
shot Gun. In the fifth race. was the most
heaVily backed favorite OF the day. The
PUBIC and the plungers wanted TO get back :.
sselr losses and Shot Gun looked like q clnch. :
me DOCKS were loaded down with Shot
I TO 10. Van Ness and Hot To-day were we'll
phyen place and show. but Shot Guns defeat
sIaoled me ring to win all Kinds OF money.
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