The sun., 1910-07-16
CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP
RACING ~ PENNSYLTANIi
MEETS WIN 4 GENUINE FROST.
Gross Receipts for One Day at session
Near VII kesbarre and scranton Are
$50 4 winning nOrsc Draws Down
SIS, NHh ~ for the second Place.

A-tu winning uofsf bfaNA be""
SIS, Nrh ~ for the second Place
PennsyIvsnJa sporting men failed tn make
a pronounced hi' with the y omoteTs OF
race meeting uuchrd near Mikesharre
and scranton r,- entity Those Who took
part IN this AFFAIR are drifting back TO toNn
With haTi luck stories that are amusing
IA"k adler he of the sientor,An voice. Who
used to announce the results In the local
betting rings. went up into the coal mine
. district to help the promoters hO arranged
-iV races day for tSo and teun purses.
fully confident that there " vould he prohtahls
business
The sports didn't turn ont at all. said
Adler at Empire cit, yesterday Why.
the largest receipts ior a sIng le day uN there
amounted To- So The rate Of admission
was ~ cents ani dollar anh there we're
eighty horses az the track - the money
didnt materihlize az The boN oni'e the
horsemen had to race for percentage
The biggest money a winner took down
during the meeting VAS SIS a the second
horse got 81 The winning Jockey received
8. for his services and the rider OF the Second
nag had 10 be satisfied ith :" cents. II was
hard shedding. I can tell YOU and when 10
came g the last daN. "Wednesday, they
asked me tn make book A. there vas no
other way 10 accommodate the patrons
Before the first race | -at on a stool for
haif an honr without citing bet. Then
Rubs walk Il up an handel me a lonesome
dollar - place on a bai actor laid Il 10
against he plug and then saw him roll home
On "a" bi, mat WAS the last straw and
promptly hikei for N" railroad statl n
a' = handing over fifteen iron m"n
In alo''ins The weights fpr the .O"n
Empire 'tty IiauiI'ap. one mile and fur
long. to he rIn At NonA..- u"V saturday,
" Nosbur n a. pIa"eh ftS lierh"r'
and BALLOT " even terms. each VITA i1S
'ounIs kns James s-t- m with ia
Ma-ket'e Ia, rsc.,y"i -, lIilartous ia
k-stlgou,he. II9 SIR John John,oa III
tIrr-tone nc Prs lliau. IIa tay"tte. rs
Joe Madden. iI1. Nlmhu-. ne. Malthte. iN
Waldo. llJ pslmatian. III. Fashion Plate
lon 'Sar. lJH and ~ IN down 20 Katie
VIE. with :. Mr. Nr~hursh has allotted
burdens 90 more than sixty elih,gle, tor this
star event. inomdins Fighting Bob. Nho
died slN weeks ago AZ Grave-end. From
present lndi, AiIon~ the Empire city HAndi-
cap will be- ,un'.~te hv tty Herhert.
STANLEY Ray. rulka. Npa,h". Everett. lag.
Fashion Plate. cherry ola. HAn bridge Do- B
rante and "a n'leroN
More than ~" horses have arrived AZ
Saratoga. al housh ~" meeting A. Ia" spa
there Niil be an oNrr7D, Ihe Saratoga
RagInc N~-"' ta'ion has hung ~ sciD.Isn IA
-tak"> ami "N"rnIgl' purse for the shed
nl"l lH"h'N ON" da,. OF "a. 'ns ana y -
s'n-I"iN On |rn'I ,'hs' ~" W"N, luF Nll .
W VT''i". '''"' 'h" hlSh~-' lH-- ol -l.f'
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NAItei e>sIN : ll'lhS q" lo,e"E- WIN
AZ I"n nam 'h'I| nNN nh." 'NNs la,'
n""N nNHi', li'h.t,; t-."i. N"oT",
- u"I Tor h'~"h'~''"n IN" enirt ~
rom" lf'NN Ha~ tf'ou f"l |~'i tn'll 'urt0@r
nor" ~" al-" "I no. va '''u- betAN ~
~ me hat F."f. Lhll" -"N"rsl hah actors
haN" b~"h 'H'" 81 on ~. ho2lNs Il-'
, a~~i' '"n'lh'l"- fh" n"ih"d oi lin'nz ne
no. . ~ iN"h'n ~" .a-1- sWdf from NE
''h',ng Pr'"f w "a h'ns f"n' ~ ="
~lahIhS p'-tl"h n'''T ~"h1n mem
h"n ih" horse r"t'h -" NarTler 70,
'ai '"nl@l hf"fr. q. "s'"f- -a' 'NeF cannot f
unier~'ant "hN ~" - 90 ar" NO. aligned .
''~" '' W" gave ~ 40 Nf-' T|t . 'NeTeNt p.
-sNlns 'fu"
me '"n4'- 'h.e IuV'nt -nl"n' shown nr .
No 'rre~. ' . old NuHu in . he vHs pug.
e. NA~"i '' f"i NaI."' from John J. Mad
Zen 10 'aN-~ Tor ofnnlen' In Madden
ol"f- No"n QUO NOT m - = ana vas
a maiden ~ ~" 'ltns ~ h'- sale rfer
slher uagt. 'resfmen' however Noon F.
hss -udd"nl' display - mei"oric ~pe~d and
has 'Aptlr"d tNv ia"er ~ tho reel No
BODY ever a. l-~i Nalk"r ~ eng better
'rain"r than Maiden. - That Moons i'm