Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-28
Distribution of Prises i.

FIRST CLASS.
For marching exercises silver laure
crown, given by Mr.. Leber, of Minneapolis
was awarded to the st. Paul society.
For general gymnastic exercises on the bar
and apparatus generally:
Diploma awarded TO the Minneapolis so
ciety.
SINGLE PRIZES.
First priZe-R. List, of Minneapolis.
Second prize-F. Gutsch, OF Minneapolis.
Third prize-A. Schlener, of Minneapolis.
Fourth prize-J. H. Roth, of Minneapolis.
Fifth prize-A. Schlichting, of Minneapolis
Two of the st. Paul boys, viz: Messrs. r
Woellfer and j. E. Meili, were beaten by only
oue-tepth of point. A close shave.
ROPE CLIMBING.
First prize-R List, of Minneapolis.
Second priz9-A. Schlichting, of Minre.
apolis.
DISTANCE JUMPING.
First prize-M. Bonn, of st. Paul.
Second price,. Roth, of Minneapolis.
HIGH JUMPING.
First prize-Geo. Baumann, of st. Paul.
Second Prize-R. List, of Minneapolis,
WEIGHT THROWING.
First prize-F. Gutsch, of Minneapolis.
Second prize-A. Schlener, of Minneapolis.
WRESTLING.
First prize-A. schlener, of Minneapolis.
Second prize E. Mohr, OF Minneapolis.
ROPE JUMPING. }
First prize-A. SchlichtiDg, of Minneapo.
lis.
Second prize-A. Schlener, Of Minneapolis.
LIFTING HEAVY WEIGHTS.
First prize-R. List, of Minneapolis
Second prize-Chas. Woellfe, of st. Paul,
CLUE SWINGING.
First prize-E. Mohr, of Minneapolis.
Second prz2-L. Betz, of st. Paul.
SECOND CLASS.
In the second class Minneapolis again car
ried off the honors, being awarded the diploma
for team exercises, the victors being W. c.
Leber, Henry Leber, Geo. Salisbury, K. Nab;rs
and l.. Monash.
HIGH JUMING.
First prize-L. Rank, of st. Paul.
Second Prizs-W. G. Leber, of Minneapolis.
ROPE CLIMBING.
First prize-L. Monash, of Minneapolis.
Second prize-Henry Lebsr, of Minneap-
oils.
WEIGHT THROWING.
First prize-Geo. Salisbury, of Minneapolis.
Second prize-L. Rank, OF st. Paul.
DISTANCE JUMPING.
First prize-W. G. Leber, Minneapolis
Second prize-L. Rank, of st. Paul
SCHOLARS PRIZES.
For the team practice the Minneapolis So
ciety took the prize.
SINGLE FRIES.
First prize-H. Hem, of Minneapolis
Second prize-M. Paaum, of Minneapolis.
Third prize-R. Fischer, of st. Paul.
Fourth prize-P. Pfaum, of Minneapolis.
Fifth prize-G. Zensius, of st. Paul.
HIGH JUMPING.
First prize-A. Brandt, of New Ulm.
Second prizs-M. Pflaup, of Minneapolis.
ROPE CLIMBING.
First prize-H. Hem, of Minneapolis.
Second PRICE. Zensius, of st. Paul
DISTANCE JUMPING.
First prize F. X. Baron, ST. Paul
Second prize-M. Plaum, of Minneapolis.
In addition to the above, prizes were award
ed to Otto Ssuer, of st. Paul for defamation;
10 L. Scherer of New Ulmo, ongeneral ESSAYS,
and to j. B. johnson of st. Paul, for an essay
upon the benefits that the Turner's con-
Ter upon society.
The final close OF the exercises was an ad-
ir1 IS by Prof. Boenisch in which he gave
history Of the rise of the Turner's society
rom 17S5, with few members, until at pres
,nt 1t numbers its members by the hundreds
Of thousands in every civilized country of the
world. He gave some good advice to those
receiving diplomas and sdmonished them to
strive for still greater perfection.
The performance at the Ather8um last
" ming was compl: tie success.