St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-27
new ULM'S GREAT JUBILEE
The Bright Little City Filled With
Visitors.
SOME BIG RECORDS MADE.
The Turner's of the State Justly
Feel Proud of the
Showing.
Special to the Globe.

NEW ULM, Mlnn., June S6.-IDe STATE
funniest, held at New Ulm, from
June % to %, was brought to a most
successful close on Monday last. The
attendance of the different societies
throughout the state was unprecedented
in the history of the organization. The
work done by the various prize teams
was of the highest order. and the rec
ords made were excellent and showed
marked Improvement. Following gives
the attendance of all the societies repre-
scented, the names of the successful con-
testants for the prizes, and the records
made:
Germania Turnverein, of st. Paul,
eighteen members, in two teams;
West Minneapolis Turnyerein, 80
members in teams; st. Anthony turn
verein, Is members in 2 teams; New
Ulm turnverein, II members in teams;
Winona turnverein, 5 members in l
team. The official score and standing
resulted as follows. Team prizes in the
third, or highest grade:
First Prize-Germania turnverein, st. Paul,
70 PA points.
Second Prize-West Minneapolis TURNER
elm, ~ 1924 points.
Individual prizes in third grade:
| First Prize-Fritz Setter, New Ulm, S6 2-24
| points.
Second Prize-H. schlender, New Ulm,
Third Prize-A Gerlaeh, ST. Paul, 81 1924
| points.
Fourth Prize-William Bosche, St. Paul,
| rs 1924 points.
Fifth Prize-John Fisher, ST. Paul, II 1924
| points.
Sixth Prize-.August Fuhrberg, Minneapo-
lis, 76 3-24 points.
seventh Prize-H. schlitehing, st. Paul
Eighth PRICE,. Gutsch, Minneapolis
| "A 1924 points.
TEAM PRIZES IN THE SECOND OR INTERMEDIATE
First Prize-West Minneapolis, 81 1924
| points.
Second Priest. Paul, So 1924 points.
| INDIVIDUAL PRIZES IN THE SECOND GRADE.
First Prize--Max Pfaum, Minneapolis,
Second Prize-John Beutner. Winona,
! rs 1924 points,
Third Prize-Carl Maeder, st. Anthony,
| II 1-24 points
Fourth Price. Setter, ST. Paul, 70 1924
| points.
Fifth prize-G. Boehme, ST. Anthony, 90
Sixth Prize-H. Weibel, Winona, 90 1924
| points.
Seventh Prlze-George Rhomperg Mime
apelis, 81 1924 points.
Eighth Precious Malchow, St. Anthony,
Ninth Prize-otto Dreher, ST. Paul, GO 1924
| points.
Tenth PRICE. Gerstenhauer, Winona,
| 81 21-21 points.
Eleventh PriZe-H. Bachmann, Mime
| apolis, 81 1924 points.
| Twelfth Prize-Otto Knoll, Minneapolis,
| 81 1924 points.
! SPECIAL PRIZES IN FIELD SPORTS.
| Hop Step and Jump-First prize, f. Setter,
| New Ulm, 81 feet and IL inches.
| Second Prize-H. Schlender, New Ulm, 81
| feet and s inches.
Far yump-First Prize: F. Setter, New
| Ulm. IL feet.
Second Prize-A. Gerlach, st. Paul: G..
Boehme. St; Anthony, and II. Weibel, Win
ona. all II feet.
High Jump-First Prize: H. schlender,
| New U1m, 5 feet.
Second Prize-H. Bosche, st. Paul; G..
Maeder, ST. Anthony, and Max Pffaum, Min
neapolis, all 4 feet s inches.
Rope Climbng-First Prize: John Fisher,
| st. Paul, Al feet 7 inches.
Second Prlze-A. Schlichting Minneapolis,
| 80 feet inches.
Throwing the Stone, 37l5 pounds
First Prize-Louis Malchow, st. Anthony,
Second prize, Edward nellie, ST. Paul II
| feet.
Throwing the Spear-Distance3 So feet; first
| prize, G. Gerstenhauer. Winona, 20 rings;
| second prize, II. Schlicht1ng. st. Paul, %
| rings.
Vaulting With Pole-First prize, A Schlich-
! ting, West Minneapolis. 8 feet inches; sec
| ond prize. Joseph Zwick, West Minneapolis,
/ 8 feet inches
Running, Distance 656 Feet-First prize.
| William Koch, New Ulm, time, % seconds
second prize, G. Setter, St. Paul, time 25ls
| seconds.
Lifting the Heavy Weight, 112 Pounds
! First prize, John Fisher, st. Paul, 20 times;
! second prize, Ed Wachsmuth, Minneapolis,
| 1S12 times.
Fencing-First prize, Ed Meili, St. Paul /;
! Second prize. II. Bachman, Minneapolis.
Wrestling-First prize, 81. SchIichting, ST.
| Paul; second prize, John Lockway, New
| Ulm.
Special prize for society turning in wand
! exercises. yaulting on horse ana horizontal
| bar exercises by a class of eighteen members,
| judged as one and awarded to the West Min
! neapolls society.
Team prizes in first grade, youths classes
First prize, West Minneapolis, 46 S-24; Sec
| ond prize, New Ulm, DO 1924.
Individual prizes in first grade-First prize,
| A. Stammwltz, Minneapolis, 81 1-24 points
second prize-H. HELLER, New Ulm, Sc
! 1924 points.
Third Prlze-F. Heckrick, Minneapolis,
! So 11-24 points.
Fourth Prize-J. Buehler, St. Anthony,
| 4S 1924 points.
Fifth Prize-William Bachmanu, Mime
| apOhs AZ 6-24 points.
Sixth Race-Marcus Nobis. Minneapolis,
| At 2-24 points.
Seventh PRICE,. WirchesKa, New Ulm.
| Al 1924 points.
Eighth Price. Neshka, New Ulm, Al
| 1924 points.
Ninth PRICE, Schober, st. Anthony 40
| 1924 points.
FIELD SPORTS.
Hop. Step and Jump-First prize, A.
! Stammwitz, West Minneapolis, 3S feet 10
| inches; second prize. william Bachmann,
! Minneapolis, 81 feet inch
High Jump-First prize, A. Stammwitz,
Minneapolis, Sc inches: F. Heckrick, Mime
npolis, SO inches; second prize, Fl. Keller.
/ New Ulm, so inches