Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-24
The Turn Rezirk,

The swimming contest of the Paclhe
Turn Bezirk took place at IL A. NJ yeSter-
day morning, in the Sacramento river,
opposite the city Several hundred people
assembled at that hour in the vicinity OF
the Yolo bridge, which was the starting
point The contestants, five in number,
were Oscar Haverbeck, ii. krall, y.
Hauser and Emil Behn, of the san fran
cisco Eintracht, and A. Rudolph, OF Sacra-
mento. The swimming course was from
the bridge to point below street, dis
lance of about one mile. The judges We're
T. Blessing and L. Gerichten. One OF the
swimmers gave up the contest alter SWIM,
ming about 400 feet, and was picked
up by boat, of which there were several
in close attendance to lend assistance should
either of the contestants become iatlgued.
The other four swan the entire distance,
Oscar Haverbeck winning by about 2oo
yards. Time, 10 minutes.
The shooting section repaired early IN the
day to the Twelfth-street bridge, where
there was contest with the rifle for the
Bezirk diploma They fired over the 700
yard range at a regulation ring target, with
a bull seve, which included eight rings
credited from Is to %, respectively. The
in diameter Following is the score:
General prize shooting:
Fl. Carr. San Francisco Turn Verein.. ....... 81
j. Utsbeek San Francisco Turn Nereln 60
T. Harris, Los Angeles Turn Nerein -.-.'..'-.. 80
A. Ackerman Sacramento Turn Nereln. -
VIM Ehrenpfort, San Francisco Turn Nefelh- IS
H. Shubert, San Francisco Turn Nereln..'...... III
Shooting at the circle target, five shots
each:
II. Carr, San Francisco Turn Nerein ~
VIM Ehrenpfort San Francisco TurnN ereln l06
A. Alderman, Sacramento Turn VeTeln. !05
J. Utsbeck, San Francisco Turn Verein., l02
f. Harris, Los Angeles Turn Nerein.: ... 100
G. II. krebs, sacramento Turn erelh.....-.'" -
Charles Flohr Sacramento Turn Nereir... Of
II. Shubert, of the San Francisco Elm
tracht, won the prize for all corners lie
scored So points out of a possible 70.
At Turner Hall last evening the " COM
erse" took place. 1t was grand and fit
ting wind-up TO the Turner festivities. 1t
was social reunion of the Sacramento
Turner's, and those of the visiting brothers
who did not leave on the afternoon train.
1t was enlivened with speeches. songs, etc,
in the German language. Refreshments OF
all kinds were served and the festivities
lasted until a late hour
In addition TO the prize awards men,
toned in yesterdays REcoRD-UNIoN, the
following were made;
Fourth prize, turning-C Rouse, San Francisco
Norwaerts.
Fifth prize-John Schuster, San Francisco
Turn Nereiu.
Sixth PRICE Wilhelm San Francisco Turn
Nerein.
Seventh prize-Fred Attinger, San Francisco
Turn Verein.
Eighth prize-San Francisco Efntracht
Ninth prize-Oscar Hauser, San Francisco
Turn NereIn.
Second grade, first prize-Frank Kirsehner,
Los Angeles.
Second PRICE stolz Oakland
Third prize-F. Krebs Sacramento
Fourth prize-Henry Fuhrberg Los Angeles.
Fifth prize-Gus Friedrich, Los Angeles.
Sixth PRICE. Landenheimer Los Angeles.
Seventh priZe-H. A. Stober, Sacramento.
Eighth PRICE. Won Sender, San Francisco
Eintracht.
tracbt.
Tenth PRICE. Becker, San Francisco Elm
tracht.
The American Turner Bund, on the LIST
Of May, 1885, numbered, on the rolls of its
various Vereins, 81 500 members, or 2,096
more than last year and 10000 more than
in 1873. Of these q 800, II, ST. are citizens
of the United States. The amount of prop
|erty owned free of all incumbrance or
debt, is $3.50, $50, and the Verein libraries
contain 80 494 volumes.