History of Gambling in America

History of Gambling in America - part 4 of 5

Uploader: TerryrayLasVegas
Video Description: in the 1930s, Horse race tracks reopen with pari-mutuel machines.
interview clips with Prof. I. Nelson Rose, gambling historian Richard Sasuly, and famed horse racing author Andrew Beyer
Kefauver Hearings, (Senator Carey Estes Kefauver was chairman of the Special Committee on Organized Crime in Interstate Commerce) and Frank Costello
the point spread developed and explained here. Mort Olshan, of "The Gold Sheet" is interviewed.
fixing (point shaving) of college basketball games in 1951. Fixer Salvatore Sollazzo. Manhattan College basketball team junior center Junius Kellogg.
The Interstate Wire Act of 1961 (or Federal Wire Act) and the hearings held by Robert Kennedy
Go here to see all five parts in one playlist:
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=1C88FABD3B515952

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