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THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 30, 1902. U.S. VS. CANADA ON CHAMPION ATHLETES WILL GO AFTER INDOOR RECORDS ICE TO-MORROW. SPEEDY SKATERS WILL RACE, ON VERONA LAKE. Seventy-one WIM Contest for Na- onal Tithes at Annunt Meet fon yesterday, and by*the end of the novice. handicap and The BIG HOCKEY GAMI GAME TO-NIGHT. the number will mbly reach {eatures will be the on be Vhis is a phenomenal entry list) tween schoolboy and ¢ teams. Brooklyn Skating Club Plays the it has been approached but once in’ In the fc all the big se hools | X.Y. ALC. Team the history of amaeur sport in In rs bee champ! key match America This generous response to le, VU. of P, Cornell, Co- | tinder the aunnices of Amer the Ko A. C’s annguncement of its rgetown will compete. | Amateur Hockey League will tke ° Venlirevalowa aunciieerreaa reat Wer cert at the St. Nicholae Rink to between the teams Skating Club and the Bince the formation sauits on the world’s r sensational performers nagan with the hn athleties that ts very gratifying to F Sullivan, who is one of the os E men left that work for the ad- Sf-pound weight teem’ they havi AWD, TEWALSLERY fe aed alee aM 2. vancement of amateur track and field Arthur Duffy at 60 yards and Tewks LS. ARNOLD Chae owt cca The: biggest ‘athletic ‘meet of the|The Knickerbocker Athletic Club; (sport bury and Arnold o hurdies. [ind the interior of Madison Square |cirens, when there was so much going ted the jereind a | decade will be decided in Madison under w “ es the games are The programme te a most interest- The meet will sarden is likely to be as busy as it \« mm that the eye could not grasp it all |‘ acent A. [Square Garden next Monday night. held, had received G12 entries up to ing one, It shows thirteen events, evening and last until after midnight, |was in the © palmy days of pirates a at the same time. in AT KNICKERBOCKER A. C. CARNIVAL MONDAY NIGHT. ‘NEWS AND GOSSIP OF ALL. SPORTS TOLD BASEBALL NOTES. ox Ma Be feecuaoe JPuthe!ta"t] SPORTS OF ALL SORTS, |S TET Ee salen aa (candies: joe eps ge tae ahem arrose be hed ol ae khgaetene pg game OF INTEREST TO HORSEMEN. 18 . ant theme “ c prearamme | ‘ r tine a 7 | 8 259 ~ RUAN AND GREEN HUGGIS HASTEAS OAKLAND BARON FRAT TONIGHT. TO NASTURTI. SOLD FOR S15700. MIDDLE-WEIGHTS WILL MEET, TRAINER WILL WILL SAIL FOR ENG- COL. JACOB RUPPERT BOUGHT .'".. IN KANSAS CITY. LAND SATURDAY. TROTTER AT THE GARDEN. |= » SAND FLEAWINS = THE SECOND RACE THE JERRY HUNT TAKES FIRST AT ©. 00.0) NEW ORLEANS. Moat teh WoW Freeman's » but te Main Spoils the Track and Phere Hoth Heported tn 1 Shape {Derby Cote Rid of Chin, Migh-Cinse Offer! 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