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Show "LjlYSTOP'r ALL POOLS ' ! Ill - j . Sending of Racing News . May Be Prohibited in v Kew;YorL !'-.; : . .'!'.. - - r NEW TORK, March . There Is a pos-. pos-. sOillity thath war being waged between the poolrooms of this city and the telegraph tele-graph company which serves to Its customers cus-tomers returns from the various race tracks may result in the presentation of a ' blii to the Legislature which, should it become be-come a law, will prohibit the transmission .' of information relating to racing results Vy telegraph or telephone In the State of . Jsw York. ' ." Perhaps the most Important move since . riotrtthiea began has been the shutting off - of service to a poolroom in Chicago, which it was said, had been caught delivering race results to an agent of the New York gamblers for transmission to this citr by teiophone. This did not have the effect, however, ef erippllng the New York . - rooms. Information was obtained from - " various sources, but not without much de- ' New Orleans Races. NEW ORLEANS. March 8.-Crescent . ; CHy summary. . i First - race, six furlongs June Collins - - , wen. -Our Bessie second, Boundllng third. - Ttrne, 106. 1 . . ' - Second race, five and a half furlongs ' Dr. Loder .won. Sparrow Cop second, - Weird II third. Time. IK 4-. Third race, mile The Regent won. Lu- rallghter second, ' Clangor third. Time, 142 8-4. -'. Fourth race, mile and 70 yards Prodigal Prodi-gal Son won. Bengal second, Jake Weber We-ber third.' Time. 1:47 2-6. Fifth race, mile. - selling Aules won, Sablnal second. Hickory Corners third. " .Time, 1:44. Sixth race, mile and 70 yards, selling-Gracious selling-Gracious won, Louis Kraft second. Weird third. Time. 1:47 2-a. |