This man owned a racehorse named Sporting Blood and had his "office" at the restaurant Lindy's on Broadway.
This man owned a racehorse named Sporting Blood and had his "office" at the restaurant Lindy's on Broadway. As he was dying, he reportedly said "You stick to your trade, I'll stick to mine" in refusing to name his killer, who killed him at the Park Central Hotel, perhaps on the orders of Dutch Schultz. For 10 points, name this mobster who is believed to have fixed the 1919 World Series and was the inspiration for Fitzgerald's Meyer Wolfsheim.
This man owned a racehorse named Sporting Blood and had his "office" at the restaurant Lindy's on Broadway.
Arnold Rothstein 