The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19

sIIanff are the big guns. On the day that Z
salvtdero won ths sarnt oEa$ Special \. All al
sof $500 900 found its way into the betting
ring market and or, this occasion, strange
to say. the public bbled Up the Non 9
share. III There Is more money Eei ne, wa g 4
cred OF, the races here than In an pre- :,
yIolls season witt the except ton o. 9OS.
3whe All ohm "a. Drake and u ohm W. CAT es.
hit tho high POINTS.
II John Is. Mad den d eclares y Sal Y deress e
the best race horse he has owned since
the days OF Hamburg and irish La d. A t-s
Gently he refused mn offer Of s35, oQo Tor
this tWo-ye sson OF Bely'lld
will be remember ed that Aiadd den bought ~
salvidere out sale "a 4 g lsr1s n.on3
Beach for So, 100. w !. Harry Brown " no
+ looks II cold ly upon sport and the 4 turf,
sold the colt In line VII his nr1oun IN as
intention Of 5disposing Of all Of he racing
properties Inherited from his abrotber
the late Captain "a Sam, Brown; Of Fl it's
burg, Pa. 4 1t 4 was u a foolish thing for FOR
Brown sto8 do as he let e colt VIII ch had
mo- t been thorough ly tried out 60 for g
comparative song. 8 Sal dereS has won Tor
the Mad dem HI tchcock Confed era cyS 5u y ~
taslittle rs over SIS, 900 Il since leasing eS
Tsrownl STD bic. # add en- s luck still con-
Stinues. ST here little question now, tina q
the .two-year-old, Conyilt will prob badly
4 cut aSlwide Sswatt In the running Of the
futurity next septemb er,3 4 e his coli, toe
came Is Mad den throug ll q sale. III paid;
Newton $Benningt ton 81, 600 for him AZ
a fudge OF the thorough red In training
Madden stands without an equal! on the tl's
turf. Isl one " man David ~ 1iaru m
could not load up wi tn q ead on
nm! One Of the interesting sidel ights to the:
,ct1 n
5fight5&the pool rooms Of ~ n lew ork re!
4 making to obtain Information Of the rac-sS
ing. Tho ] Jockey Club; In i rs compact
with II the anti racing e refor n1ers, greed
to kill \ the pool room evil In n ew York
8by cutting off u I he informa ton, such ssass
the results Of the "a ces, the Cd the the
Jock eys.a ct L., N which must be transmitted
by telephone q 5 telegrap h. The reform
3ersS lin lieu OF his, missed not to wage
Il fight for egislatiYe sena ctment against
betting on the race tracks in the State
of New Y ork, is The first thing the y ockey3
Club a Id was to refuse VI the sending Of
race results over the wires running from
the 5track-side Telegram h ottice T he poo II
room al gents were debarred from entrance.
Then the rooms In News \ ork$ esta blished
5an8organization and collected q campaign
fund. Up 4 to the Sarat ogn meeting they
have been getting tho stu II wanted by a.
system OF runners from inside the course
to n nearby telephone. Esg Blu t#t the = nix err
tons discovered this and soon stopped it,
sThen&the room agent erected "a high pole
Just outside the track. h III
n N ear the top a platform was built and
on this platform was placed q powerful
telescope. BY aid OF this instrum emit the
running Of the horses and tn IA result Of
the finish could be learned. lso on the
platform was a bat terry OF telephones,
which made possible the rap transmits
sion OF 81 the news to- the q rooms The.
PinkertOns looked on in u Inys ti1edi way
tWhenit they first discovered this yruse.S They
were for cutting 1t down, but en- countereds
a Wrat hful owner OF the property upon
which the pole was hoist ed, " no de flantly
informed all visitors that an attempt to
cut or saw the pole would bring his shot
gunBinto play. FIe had leased the land to-
tho pool rooms. Then the Jockey Club
gave him three times the value OF tho
little lot, and down came The pole. Not
to be outdone. the pool room people are
now employing a small captive balloon
Which scars just above where the pole
stood some days ago Il Som ono fred a.
bullet into the big gus bag on last II ues-t
day. Il md down came the hugo aftnirS ina
tumble Of wire and silk At this date
the bat tile sofEwlts Is about o. draw.
f5 its - IA I'D
The Saratoga Cup at $500 at a mile
and six furlongs. Ii run here next satur-
day, August 18th. It win he a nice con-
test. with Flip FLAP, the three-year-old
filly, owned by Plunger z w llteyii,i Lang
DON we'll liked by the experts at this
time, Oiseau may go. while The Quail
is another probable starter Phil Finch
will have chance to show 7Wlla he can do.
II She runs to anything nenr his form
Mt the New Orleans Fair Grounds last
winter, he will have q royal chance. OF
course, Sir HIon. winner OF the Common
wealth Handicap VIII be the first choice.
There ~ Just u%little@ ctiancs that this
Falsetto will not go no far as this cup
route. despite his Kentucky Derby win
Mt ono and ohe-half miles. Ills ability
to travel under &c pounds this long
journey rcmnina to BIO seen. He meets 4
good glasses iers--better than those en-
countered at Chunchill Downs Of, I4atcria.
igf3lf a@(s 3 vi f
Winchester, 3-3; Brownies, o-2.
M Especial to The a Tirpes- Dlspa ten.
WINCHESTER. VA, August l8.--Win-$
chester baseball tenn Mt Reservoir Park
this afternoon took n ble-header from
the Richmond Brownies, making two
victories In three game series. FeIserj
for Winchester allowed 5ios hits In the
game Jund caught RiehInonds battery
was composed Of I3urriette and Shelton.
The score for tho first game was 3 to- o
In favor of Winchester. III
+ In the second game tho score was 3 to 2
In favor of Winchester 0Welye innings),