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BELMONT PARK NOTES g - Trainer Max Hirsch, fully satisfied with the race of Observant, stated that the M. L. Schwartz colorbearer would be started in the Suburban, week-end fixture. The following licenses were granted to trainers and jockeys at a meeting of the stewards of the Jockey Club held on Wednesday: Trainers Miss Hambla Bauer, W. E. Caskey, A. S. Dodd, T. Leo Evans, L. D. Glasser, P. Greco, Alf Holberg, S. J. Hol-loway, William Hunt, Chas. Irby, James F. Kelly, Dion K. Kerr, Herbert Kerr, J. Howard Lewis, John L. Mahoney, Chas. McCray, Richard Pending, J. T. Taylor, Elmer True-man, Thomas M. Waller. Jockeys Lester JBalaski, Max Berg, Sidney P. Hebert,Wil-liam Horn, Chas. Kurtsinger, Maurice Peters, William J. Reeve, Harry Richards. Geo. C. Rose, and E. Smith. Trainer E. R. Moran and jockey Elmer Fator will be granted a hearing upon appearance before the stewards. They were suspended on May 18 as a result of a performance by the horse Addis. If White Cockade wins the Belmont Stakes for which he is being pointed, it will be a case of a champion owning a champion, since Ogden Phipps, his youthful owner, has been national amateur court tennis champion for the years 1934, 35 and 36. He recently defeated Walter Kinsella, long regarded the foremost professional in this country and one of the best in the world, in a match at Greentree courts, Manhasset.
