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Mmy memory could be faulty but it seems to me that it was Harry Platis that left the trail of bills. Which would make it even more likely that it was , uh chumming.
I arrived to spectate on a Sunday of a big event. I found Racetrack Rick and asked him ,"who's the favorite ", as there was maybe a dozen left competing. So I then announced "J D against the field!" As Rick said he was hittin' 'em good. Well booked 4 $50 bets plus the 50 I owed Vince was going to be a hundred or nothing. J D could make anybodys most under rated list. Harry's spot with him playing one pocket was near the top of the local corporation that pooled their money to shoot at Harry playing one pocket.
Harry was known to ask the corporation to empty their pockets, put it on one game. They picked the player and each in the corporation had an assigned spot. The Z gave the most weight of the corporation.
