Earl G Dominates Five Furlong Belmont Victory
Ben Ban, a added starter, pulls a stunning upset in the sixth race at Belmont Park, paying 30 to 1 and defeating five solid favorites. Earl G, ridden by Preston, comes from behind to win by a length and a half, with Scallop and Joe Nealon close behind. The Van Cortlandt handicap features a chaotic finish as Red River and Sir Lynnewood fade and Ben Ban prevails in a sterling late rush. Philander wins the mile and a quarter handicap, while other races see favorites beaten and notable upsets across the card.
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Spectator uproar over Rogan’s ride on Dick Shaw at Belmont Park
At Belmont Park spectators questioned Rogan the colored jockey on Dick Shaw of Bonnie Brook stable as the horse veered at the finish. The stewards took no action. The race featured Sheriff Williams and Navajo with Dick Shaw losing ground after Rogan released the reins. Earl G. thrilled bettors amid a strong program as Lewisohn and others cashed big on the day.
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One Favorite Wins in Tight Kentucky Race
Leuliville June 4 A Frontenac victory over a strong field led by Phil Finch Old Honesty Gol Jim Douglas and other contenders in a feature race at the local track.
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Opening of Montreal Jockey Club Season Draws 10000 Crowd
Special to The Washington Post. Montreal June 4. Ten thousand fans from across Canada and the United States attend the inaugural Montreal Jockey Club meeting at Blue Bonnets. Lotus Eater dominates the Mount Royal Handicap with a decisive stretch run as a strong field competes in multiple races including the King's Plate and Mount Royal Handicap.
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Sugar Maid's Handicap at Oakland Headlines Final Races
In Oakland on June 4, Sugar Maid won the Helene Handicap run six furlongs in 1 12 3 5. Races two to six feature local winners and purses, with Montgomery County fair schedule announced for Aug events including trots, pac es, and dashes.
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DOYLES TAKE FINAL ROUND IN MIXED DOUBLES
Miss Doyle and Mr. C Doyle defeated Miss Wimer and Mr. Ballenger in straight sets 10-5 6-3 at the Middle Atlantic States tournament on the Bach elor Courts. Mr. Doyle and Miss Doyle played strong games while Miss Wimer, the singles champion, put up a good fight. The first set was close, the second swung the Doyles way.
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Wagner Wins Semi Final at Metropolitan Championship
New York June 4 Miss Wagner runner up to Miss Moore in the national indoor championship today won her semi final bracket in the Metropolitan women singles at West Side Tennis Club defeating Mrs W H Poush two sets to one. Fifty men in the championship singles began their matches. Lost articles found by The Washington Post.
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Orby Backed by Americans in Derby at Epsom
London June 4 Americans favor Croker's chestnut Orby to win the Derby at Epsom with sentimental backing. Croker says Orby is fast and unbeaten this year, bred from Hanover and Orme, though he will not wager. The Derby eve lists nine probable starters, including Irish bred Gallion Galvani and Orby. Attendance expected large with royal party present amid light rain.
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Run Well Today at Races with Mixed Stable Names
A chaotic list of horse names and owners appears, featuring Redleaf Lord Stanhope Stickaway Marque Nimbus Montclair Colin Bar Nanos 7 Martin California King Kentucky Beau Welbourne Paumonal Maxnar Colonel White Oliver Cromwell Louisville Stone Street Hollow Gresham Martin Mack Elected Gold Duke Alcor Woolstone Queen Caroline Haughty Nedra Artful Dodger Wing Ting Request Lexoline Swiftwing Attilla Sealplock Oakland Turnaway College Widow Blanche CG Convent Bell Caila Pal My Choice Dorado Hedford Livius Johnstown Sahara Christina A. Watercure Billy Mayhem Mischief St Francia.
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Honeymoon Behind Bars In Tombs For Man On Trial
Thomas Welch, soon to turn 42, was married in the Tombs while awaiting trial for manslaughter. He obtained a honeymoon sentence postponement until June 20 after pleading guilty. Judge Rosalsky granted time to meet his bride, Williams, a billiard room keeper, was killed during a dispute over payment.
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Man's Hat Divorced Exhibit in Washburn Trial
New York June 4 A jury in the Supreme Court rejected Charles Irving Washburn's claim of infidelity against his wife Mrs Miles Washburn and found she was not guilty of misconduct. Washburn named Frank W Chaffee as co respondent, alleging an Albany visit last September. A straw hat, claimed to belong to Chaffee, was produced as evidence and later explained by witnesses. The jury returned a verdict for Mrs Washburn after a brief deliberation.
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Smoke Eater Promises Wealth for Innovator Parsons
The Pennsylvania Railroad will install John Parsons smoke eater devices on locomotives within six weeks. Trials between Wilmington and Philadelphia have been satisfactory and engines to be used between Washington and Philadelphia. Parsons, a Philadelphia resident, has refused 750000 dollars and plans to form a company to market the invention after three years of study. He has worked for the Pennsylvania Railroad and holds several inventions.
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Midshipmen Awarded Sword At Annapolis Naval Exercises
At Annapolis on June 4 the Naval Academy observed day two of the board of visitors inspection with drills and ceremonies. Midshipman AGW Frank, Mobile Alabama, received a prize sword for best standing in ordnance, presented by Lt. Charles D. Galloway. Seven star members were named for top work, and medals were awarded for athletics led by Capt. George Colvocoresses. William Jennings Bryan attended the dress parade as Nebraska youths won medals.
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Taft Policy on Western Army Posts Posted to Clapp
Secretary Taft outlines a plan to reduce garrisons at western posts while keeping Fort Snelling cavalry intact. A Fourth Cavalry squadron from the Philippines will replace the removed unit, and squadrons at Forts Assinniboine and Keogh are slated for removal due to Cuba operations and regimental concentration. The order takes effect after Taft’s Minneapolis visit, with a fuller written explanation to follow.
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FIELD ARTILLERY DIVIDED SIX REGIMENTS NAMED
War Department issues general order detailing the reorganization of field artillery after separation from coast artillery. Six regiments are created the First Third and Fifth light regiments the Second and Fourth mounted regiments and the Sixth horse artillery. It specifies transfer of batteries and station locations involving extensive changes in current postings.
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Army Orders Show Numerous Duty Changes and Lectures
The Army releases leave of absence and reassignment notices for multiple officers. Col John F F Huston and several majors and captains request durations from twenty days to two months, with many detachments to Fort Leavenworth Kansas and Fort Leavenworth Fort Riley for Infantry and Cavalry School. Appointments include transfer to the School of Application for Cavalry and Field Artillery and medical officers to Fort Slocum and San Francisco for Philippine deployment.
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