The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-22
YOUTHFUL ATHLETES.


The boys, some hundred in number,
dressed in gray Shaker-dannel uniforms,
then marched upon the floor, and after going
through a series of military formations,
gave an exhibition of the setting-up exer-
else with short poles that was quite an in
teresting feature of itself, and brought
down great applause for the participants at
the close of the drill.
Gymnas 'ic exercises was then announced.
Instantly The floor and stage were covered
with the parapnelnalia Of the gymnasium
and the different classes went to work for
the prizes. Upon the stage the little folks
climbed into the flies on slender poles, elder
boys in the hall climbed to the ceiling with
the assistance Of stout ropes, and III every
corner the senior classes were cOntesting on
trapeze, horse, parallel or horizontal bars,
under the watchful ey If verein teachers,
who gave the proper eIelitS for each at
tempt. Such was the appearance Of til @
hall ill nearly dusk, when u recess was
taken until O'Clock.
EVENING EXERCISES.
In the evening the senior aud junior
classes gave interesting exhibitions OF their
skill on the horizontal and parallel bars, the
high and low horse, ana in pole vauting.
The following members OF the Nerein took
part III the exercises:
Junior Class-Leader. II. JUGGLING; Srah-
meier, Tanzer, Meyer, Laun, Schwarlze, 1eck.
len6nrgh, Bergmauu. Second grade-Leader &.
Hembert; Markell, Nagei, Ordeman, Halde-
maun, Boch>tadt, Muller. Hotse-Leader T.
GTetsCh. Eufth, Miller, Liudsb Rapp.
Pole yault-Leader, c. Hembert; Nagel, GIetsch,
Miller.
At the conclusion the judges, Messrs,
Jacob Weiss, II. Plantz, G. Stuermer, G.
Kau. 6. Eierman, +. Gretsch, +. Oriman,
l.. Lenze, L. Attinger and f. RossOw, an
nOunc the following LIST Of pr ize-wiuning
awards.
THE WINNERS NAMES.
Girls Glass, First GRADER Wunscher 53Ha,
NJ. Plageman 40. L. Stieber 4612 l.. Plausky
4012, A. Nelson 80.
Second Ciass-H. Marchant 5G12. l.. Altmeyer
551a, a. Thompson 6U12, Z. Schabel 90. b.
+ htfd Class-M Augusten 43la, j. Mcbride
431e, n. Cook Al, +. Fax 40, +. fradler 80, 5.
Fourth Ciass-F Herdrich 311s, NJ BaIrzer
81, l.. Geereu 26. L. Glrlty "a, /. Ballzer 20, S.
Filth CLlss-M German "a. S. SchnabeI %, NJ.
BaltZer %, NJ. Kowaisky p, A Flach 20, L.
Stleber 8, H. Hedricn Is, IL. Holman 10.
Boys day classes, first grade-E. Hanlon GIG,
Gunkler AYE, W. Bauer 4712. Second grade
7. Hoops 81, q. Knock 5O12, II. Shalnwald
5O12, l. Siebe 40, W. Prol As, f. Rohrer 4612.
Third grade-E. Rlck 81, z. Pierre So H. Stein
bach 81. e. Bath 4619, G. BaltZen 4612. Fourth
grade-C. SlatIery 53, w. Muller 4T12, +. Paul
sen 4312. Fun graGe-W Baruth 42fs, II.
". Koch 80, W. Hooper 371s. Sixth grade-C
Schultz DO, l.. mIllman 49, W. Schultz Al, +.
Gypselaar So, K. boosli 2S1a, Ii. HeiGmuer
2612, II. Heeder 2612
Boys classes second day, first grade-F. Attn
ger 81, Il. Wagner 81, &. Kinckei 46, L. Yer
heyin 4312. second grade-L Barne 47I2, II.
MauIzeu ~, Il. Frost Al. Third grade-f Mayer
81, c. Frost 49l2. C. BurkhardL 46, f. Drummer
45$4. IL. Eveinall 43. Fourth grade-J. Ewad
81, +. Engei 40 K. Cook 46i2, L. Schumacher
Al 12, ". GutschucA 3S4s. l.. Schuetts 81.
FIN erade-0 Eyerman 4z1a, L. Frost 30. VI.
Gres,r 80, o. Kaurln 80. G. Barth 381a, L.
schneider SO, A. Zach 3512, a. Falk 3512, u.
Ruge "a. Sixth grdde-M. AtantZen Al, r. Btun-
tie. 40. H. Becker SO. H. Ruse 26, l.. Hene-
m n D.
Eyeninp class, boys up to 10 years, first grade
-ttrst pIlZr, Is. Schw artzer, 6542; second j..
Miller, 611a; third. l.. SchweIder, 3d. fourth.
l.. COnitn, 90; MN, w. AllingeT, 541a sixth,
61 second, W. Cock, 5412; thId, j. Saplat, So;
fourth, A. " agner, 49l2 four Ii, Z. Kuhn, 491a.
Third grade. list piIze, George la COste, 5942;
second, w. Dahl, 40; third, 4. Sherwood, Ala
fourth, Z. Mage. 4234 hftb, L. kornett-r,
3934. FlurJh grade-tnst prize, o. Valid. 57K;
second, ". ii ackmeier. 49la; third. j. Griffin,
At; fourth. C. tIusch, 451s; fifth, a. McDon-
aid, 500.
junior class. up to Is years-Flrst prize, O.
Strolneier, SO; seconds c. Tauzer, "a; thid,
II. Meyer: fourth, u. Laun; tillh, ii. Jaegling,
T0l2 sixth Il. ScbwaitZe 69H2. Second Grade
FIRST prize, Ii. Alpeu sc; second. o. Roemer,
IS; third, L. Moulin, 80; fourth, E. Bender.
Third Grade-First prize II. Goldsten. BYE;
second A. FetZ. As; third, q. Menkel, AZ;
First prize, j. OFT. 66I2 second, A. Vogel,
G512; thlld, j. Hoops, 40; fourth, b. Null
ranney, A Fifth Grade-first prize, w. Mes
sertb, 5912; second, III. Schierman; third III.
Miller, SO; fourth, j. Lachman, 46; NTH D.
HOehu.
The prize medals were then distributed to
the winners. and social dance closed the
evening entertainment,