Ben Ban Captures Van Cortlandt Handicap at Belmont Park
Belm ont Park yielded a mixed card with five of six favorites defeated. Ben Ban, owned by Aster and trained by W. McCann, surprised by winning the seven furlong Van Cortlandt Handicap carrying 96 pounds after late withdrawals. Smilingae beat Okenite for second as Sir Toddington far from the pace in the selling handicap.
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THREE GREAT MARES RETIRE FROM RACING STUD
The top three American turf mares Artful Tanya and Kiamesha retire to stud as they succumb to racing strain. Artful heads to Kentucky to breed with Meddler, Tanya stays at Red Bank and has been bred to Hamburg, Kiamesha will be sent to Kentucky to rest then be bred to Adam at Mill Stream Stud after retirement.
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Fifth Speedway Matinee On Road Drivers Assoc Card
The fifth weekly matinée for trophy events offered by Miss Giulia Morossini will run at the Speedway this afternoon starting at 2 o clock with Class B pacers. Ten heats remain, and rivals are close enough that any mishap could affect overall standings.
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Public School 89 Sets Relay Record at Athletic Meet
At Beward Park the Public Schools Athletic League meet saw Public School No. 89 break the two lap relay record with a time of 51.8 seconds, down from 52.8. No. 89 also captured a silver cup donated by Public School No. 2 Athletic Association. J Bitunsky of Class 6A3 won the eight pound shot put and soared in the running high jump in the unlimited weight class amid a field of over 400 athletes.
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Fishing and Fishermen Amid High Water Events
The report notes high water events from June 5 to 7 impacting fishing. Fishermen including Steve Murray and Henry Fuchs worked at wartwood Lake Canaht, catching blackfish and pickerel. Edward Franklin and George Batley reported sixteen opens and a haul of blackfish and pickerel in the river.
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Changes in staff general duties announced
A Special to The New York Times from Washington reports alterations in the general staff. Col. J. Chamberlain appears to depart from the department, with details about the reorganization and affected officials.
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Rear Admiral Rodewrs Leads Naval Renewal Effort
Rear Admiral Rodewrs directs a fleet renewal program amid Sa navalle developments. Carnes denewal Sa navalle outlines strategic updates and crew assignments as officials announce progress.
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Autoists Unite for Better Roads Initiate National Plan
Two major automobile meetings in New York discussed a national highway improvement push. A temporary American Highway Improvement Association was formed to promote better roads, with Col. John Jacob Astor endorsing the plan. About 20 000 dollars has been subscribed. The Licensed Automobile Manufacturers Association also outlined next season plans for Madison Square Garden and eliminated onstage demonstrations.
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Tom Moore to Race Daniels in New York Athletic Club Showdown
Col Moore plans a seven second head start crawl race against World Champion Daniels at the New York Athletic Club. The stakes are dinner for eight with automobile men as a crowd gathers on Automobile Row. Moore trains aggressively, claims records and aims to outpace Daniels to maintain his local popularity.
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Gee Wins Princeton University Golf Championship
Howard J. Gee defeated C. Thomas Conover 1 up in the final round of the Princeton golf tournament to claim the university championship at Princeton. Gee had earlier edged Ralph Peters 1 up in the semifinal, while Conover beat F. H. MacLeod 3 4 by 8 up and 1 to play.
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Yale figures dominate New Haven horse show events
On June 4 in New Haven J Watson Webb and C M Dupuy of Yale led in housing and polo classes at the city horse show. A M Dykeman of Yale also took first prizes in the indicated events with competition from Igmaraerse Pater and others.
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Metropolitan Championship tennis opens with wide fields on West Side courts
Women and men began play for the Metropolitan titles at the West Side Lawn Tennis Club. Miss Marie Wagner advanced in women’s singles with a semifinal win, while about fifty men competed in the men’s singles to challenge Frederick B. Alexander for the Metropolitan Cup.
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