The evening world. Newspaper, January 1, 1902, Page 4

. = ee —_ — oor ’ oer - — “ALL THEN EWS OF THE SPORTING WORLD. THE WINNERS ©» LIPTON PLANS «©' SHARKEY SEES THE CHANCE CYCLISTS RODE BASEBALL WAR AT NEW ORLEANS FOR NEW YACHT. OF HIS LIFE TO WIN TITLE. AT MIDNIGHT, IS STILL OW. Ward Not Up to Molitay st Werther Perfeet Crowd a We One dard— Cnpt Ssenmore Mae Neen Canter New Vork Club, Hopetal of Wine in Race ¢ | Maher Easily Two) Mrtett neat cat hera—Fergason Won Cones Weeks from Now and Istand Hee, ring wit nanty Then Hopes to Beat! , Champion Jeffries in Their Third Battle. ING HONORS LORD MARCUS, een, Lord uex und O'ffugen "APPOINTS HIM TO LOOK AF- Re: ore Rap leraae are TER RACING STABLE. | wal Dare t NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES. ~ ereeinite NEW ORLEANS. | ke 1 Tom at taint THES FIGH TE er ae "FOR WRESTLERS MEN WILL NOT ENDANGER FINE PHYSICAL CONDITION. Se TN ATEN Be 5) WILE DT, 2 . BUILD: NG NG T0 B BE ; CHICAGO SPORTING MEN FIG- i he i ie STORES won = o 1 Miening and Nachnd, the Tork. snship y-Morrow Night. Accordingly They Offer on ‘ ' : HUGE STRUCTURE FOR THE) ‘tee | oa ia oe Nid ae | ae Coot FINANCIAL DISTRICT. fo jose pany tommy atnee | eay “Temainier at ee ae ie Band Being aoe he Brois| restein of Now York y : ———~# é " on Sail : ; \Om oN SHARKEY / | fine 3 . . is Tara erick wt \ THES Se nen iinee nai CANADIAN INDIANS OLEER WL ~ JOHN OGURA IN SIX-DAY WALK. HAVE BUSY DAY. IS RULED OFF. re Many Teams Training for Big Event in Madison MANY EVENTS SCHEDULED New Orleans “Officials Ba Bar Crack Jockey’s \ Square Garden. FOR TO-DAY. Brother trom Track. ' Oty Linke Assemblyman Will ton Agalust Harte “BIG TOM” IS DEAD. ve Garren too ' DEVOTIONS #YTERRUPTED. " = = 1 Boller Expo tnpet Ge “ Doering the Services —— . i mn epeuern. CHICAGO AFTER MEN. mt nwi Bacred H ial a —— ‘ rf Wen oe te A. A. U. SCENTS TROUBLE. | Medical, oly 1 the I ie as ! lions w sabe pT AMAh he aividual Clave Don’t feem Anse OLD DR. GRINDLE, nae ipa ' lous to Mold Champtunahips, —} aes Scat 0 0 Thirty Years of Progress. There is trouble brewing bet L 1 “ Amateur Athletic Union and Hecee the uoller ; p er x Ne The story of a nation’s great pros-| which are members of it. > Bes } "i d 1) Cavanus kin : a ; Kil Verity. Increased: that’ requireliatx|| Gives: strange) te) iaey, heal dame for-| 7 er s 4 figures to write. Prepared by the} the toxing and wrestling tournaments | / of te murria PARAL GAS Da niianye and Sie nj Bureau of Statistics, Treasury De-|0,he swimming, gymnaatic and cross , ares 8 he Stat aes tnt Y an Golf aaa . » 1902 eo K. Bull i vf aid Bn partment, for the 1902 World Alma-| James Sullivan. Chairman’ of the LAFA ETTE Al ULES — #¢e the 1992 World Alma in favor of Tersoiy Treate nac, See page 181. [having | the onetropots Rae arocies e esre, all unostural disch re well bs ana “i Ion Worta | gy 7 " i tider who was! baa take charge of these events and hol & TH Be. all newedeaicrs.'s bled 4 they look lik oi wrocgip, Sunday World Wants move the & tall trom i000 Topics he ity ‘ the World ie nave Be ‘Apel ‘in former pen private, diosa wy es8 we F fo bait ome amaaees 22S Weit brine “and” gemagis they have teal nd perma Re ’ tothe a a 7, O18 Sa aves? coe, du wk Sse ie