The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-04

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r.,N ~ nj taking the fence for theirs when
tho, ind themselves biz loaer-. Ask Bia
Tm sullivan about the welchars on the Eng.
l.r ,rnrks and he will tell you an interesting
vafl 'rum personal experience. n the
ln, sev club attempts any such business here
(, ,.Il 10 good day. The ma saes won't have
A chance Tho clubhouse people and the
ho''"r class ~ rHcegoers might he
dated. but how about the one and two dollar
hat,or' Those are the fellows who support
racing hv rayinR admission fees 20 the tracks.
can 'hcv no pra ctically shut out Of the privi-
lego NJ pla yins the ponies for small n mounts?-
when the Jockey Club made certain pledges
totha Rey. Thomas n, Slicer THE SuN pointed
out that ono Of the promised reforms was
A hetting ring on English lines. The Jockey
Club still believes that such a plan Ia prac-
,icahle, although 1t may be said that not all
the members OF the Jockey Club favor such
q radical move. The plan as outlined TO
THr SrN some time ago by one Of the Jockey
Gibbs legal advisers b the formation OF a
club to include 10000 members. citizens OF
reIllf hli NV IcspoboipuI's' WIN
the fec Of s. n year can make wagers with
LAYERS, also members Of the betting club. at
The track in an enclosure set aside for men,
bers exclusively. No nj me must pass. no
tokens exchanged, but simply a credit bust
ness bet ween individuals, with a settlement
either by check or by cash at the clubhouse
Immediately after the races or the next day.
This scheme has been pronounced an i'm
possibility by practical betting men. They
say that it would reduce the attendan ce at
the track in the first place. becaus trouble
experienced In making. paying and collect
Ing vaeers would be increased. Tn ey also
aay that the plan Is un-American in that II
dscriminates between the classes and the
masses.
The Jockey Club has made good its promise
TO kill the poolrooms. There has been no
letup in the crusade against this outside
evil, the Pinkertons holding back the neces-
sary information from the rooms until II ia
too late for them to do business. As a result
II may be said that in the course Of time every
poolroom In the city that depends upon the
Eastern races will have to go out OF business.
Last Saturday a certain combination that
controls a circuit Of sixteen large rooms
threw IN tho sponpe and unit cold. About
$50 men who were on the payrolls OF these
o hhon !" u u" ."o po'iu'" ICE
rooms were thrown out OF employment III
Ia said that there are not more than eighty
rooms In town and that all of them have