New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13
TIMELY BITS OF SPORT.
James r. Keene Sells YearIino
Colts for $4,000.
BANKER, HERE, THE BUYER
Cubs Can Beat Giants in
Pennant Race. but the
Hope Is Forlorn.
one OF the most important tra..--.Sy,

W 'A'o "'"et ihpoItant trdcss~sINl
Of the year in thoroughbred h. - 4
completed recently, when VILLA,
New York banker, purchased sist,
yearling colts from James r. Kasr. .,
$4,000. II has been known for soma t,nns
that these royalty bred Castleton yocrs.
STEERS were on the market ami swer>i
offers had been received, but all used
until Mr.. PryDe made his succe - IA
The purchase was largely a rat - 81
specula ton with NJ. Pryrne, 70 b. y q
put the lot up at auction to-mr "a az
Lexington. and it is probable III, D. III
find his speculation a proAts cfe
This purchase also serves anot ,,g
pose, for IL insures that the youn srs
will be reserved for racing In II aun
try. Mr.. Keene had been seriol w
sldering sending them to the Egt,
market, where he has previol 81
some Castleton yearlings, but w
he was induced 20 give the A a u q,
fret chance, with the result w, oy
shown.
While Mr.. Pryms hiss announ hn
he will sell, he intends to resei o7-s
Of the choice ones in the lot for u"
He has already made his select I
they will be trained ana csmpaig
season b. Frank Brown, who
trained the James r. Keene bors ..,
will be the first racing venture
Pryme, and the fact that Re has
the best young horses aysiiabi
Indicate that he will Be q vslu 80
QUESTION TO tho turf.
Theee are yearlings that vese csa
chased: Chestnut colt By Voter, f1,p IN.
Bella; bay colt by Ultirius, Nudge fassts
nut colt BY Disguise, Half Crow zach
S Sy R sy fo SAND Gaq fa hslsE Shipper :f
colt BY. Peter Pan. Royal Hose; E
BY Cltimus, Dancing Water; bror : =
by Peter Pan, Jessant bay colt D! 81
Brush, Nooaday; bay or brown colt b.
Brush, Early and Often: chestnut colt By
Ceit Fairy Sprtte; chestnut colt by Votsr,
Harpischord; chestnut colt by Voter, Car
sandra: chestnut colt by Ultimus, S$ec-
ping stone; chestnut colt by CelS Hsno-
maid.
m. hllies from che Castlston .tr6 Nse'
purchased some time ago By the Ransp'
stock Farm. There were tnirtesn N lii
band and they sold in lot for $500 10
fact thar they went 70 the New Jst 9"
farm Sc OF particular interest 20 The tur
for the reason that II is assured tnif
they viii he retained IN this ooUntr
With the many shipments abroad M
breeding 81 thoroughbreds has receive
o decided setback, and tie retention
such fsshionably bred lilies means ~
some breeding will be continued airs
THE most approved lines. " hils all Of be
thirteen ?nies ere royalty broo, two sr'
half sisters TO the champions 81 their "a
Hamburg and Maskette.
The Giants climbed stu nesrer lie "a
tlonsl League pennsnt yss-erday, qni tns
figures nov show that the Cu' Vyir
twenty-tro straight Ssiaea riiln 'ic.
GraY's men are losing eleven az ~
twsnty-one 20 beat New York y ~
Cuts win twentv Of their ran4nius
tv-anty-two games, the Giants ms ,o,s
thirteen out OF tventy-one {" be ropoed
% the Gea.
No doubt Chubby Charley Au9hy T'b
now accuse tho Boston Braves n oeins
In the conspiracy 10 ",hrov'" y psnnsnl
10 the Giants. Those "a ne hTfsr Dest
=, pets In two games yste'dy
lIughi. Jennings. manage I tic De-
tro!t Tigers. and oscar WE oie of his
plsyers, wcrc suspended " I'm iteiy yes
tsrlav av San johnson, u sies-t OF ths
American League. TGiE 2 q sa7tent vas,
tie ro.ul; Of their conduct n the RED -
rhe gsme between ne A.Hic- and IT,
gers az Detroit o. NeJn'glI
There will be a speoi ~ q n, .rtalnn.sni
a. tie 81 Nicholas M "a CUB To-
night. In one Of tho ocs5 Arthur pono
van. son o. the for tg' .riddleweiss'
champion. will meet ne clever ncs
Donovan is a pocket s' On OF his ores
mighty rather. End ID ot only Ike
fash on his feet, bv - lht win 0o'n
hands and 10 game y Fepois'
Tony pos, and * Mccarthy vil
eros, glov.s AT marican Athlete
Crub this evening 4 Nike Grady wiz
,psst Jimmy Jar,is. me Olympic Ath.