Joe W. Brown's Horseshoe Club - Vintage Las Vegas - Unisex T-Shirt tiki bars " A distressed golden-yellow illustration

" A distressed golden-yellow illustration of a cowboy pitcher in mid-throw

Berra and Rizzuto Lanes opened in the late 1950s inside the Styertowne Shopping Center in Clifton

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White hand-lettered script reads "Five Feet Nothin'" flanking a golden-yellow posterized portrait of Rudy in a jacket with arms crossed

Joe W. Brown's Horseshoe Club - Vintage Las Vegas - Unisex T-Shirt tiki bars " A distressed golden-yellow illustrationIn 1953, Benny Binion sold the Horseshoe Club to oilman Joe W. Brown before serving a prison sentence for tax evasion. Brown rebranded it as Joe W. Brown's Horseshoe Club, maintaining its reputation for high stakes gambling and exceptional hospitality. A notable attraction was the display of one million dollars in $10,000 bills, arranged in a horseshoe shaped case, drawing numerous visitors. After Binion's release in 1957, he gradually regained