The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-10
WITH THE TURNER'S.
Los Angeles Men Will Carry Off
First Prizes.
Another Day Of Exercises at the Park-sere'
nades to the Mayor - An Accident
Occurs to Mar the Festivities.

Oakland as yet retains her holiday attire
on account Of the Turn Fest. At midnight
on Sunday the Turner's serenaded Mayor
Glascock, who seems 10 have entirely gained
their good will. AT l o'clock yesterday
afternoon they again went to his house and
the singing section of the San Jose Verein
made the welkin ring as they sang 1.-THE
Day of the Lord" Might" and 1.-The
knights Farewell"
The Mayor appeared and thanked them
heartily for the honor bestowed upon him,
regretting that the Illness of his son pre-
vented him from asking them to come
within. The club Of singers is under the
direction of G. Nelson and the following are
the singers First tenors-L. Margenheimer,
f. Hauer, r. Muller, K. Gambitz; second
tenors-H. Roehr and T. Ritter; first bassos
C. Doerr and II. Hirsh; second bassoS-
Il. c. Sturmann and c. Hermann.
At about $50 O'clock in the morning the
Turner's once more marched to Badger 5
Park and prepared for the exercises, and
herewith is given the programme, with the
judges elected:
EXERCISES OF THE DAY.
weight-ldtlng- Judges, Messrs. stahl and
HeinZe.
Hop, step aud tump-Judges, Messrs. Flach
Rope neutrality-suspicious., Messrs. Rhode, Weber
ana BiuZe.
High broad iump-Judges. Messrs. Flach aud
Fencing-Judges, Messrs stahI and 9TH.
WIestling-Judges, Messrs. Stahl, Binze and
Flaeh.
Throwing the pOle-Judges, Messrs. Srahan
and Loeber.
Racing Judges. Aessrs. Freund and Kane.
Indian club swugug-JudgeS Messrs. Weber
anh Ha rIrY ha a taf II MI 70
weigh I'VE pounds.
stat juniplng-Judges. Messrs Helnze, Stahl,
9TH and Furberg.
Throwing The weght-Judges, Messrs. Freund
and Kaul.
High jumplng-Judges. Messrs. Stuber and
StrOhin. The first, second and third class 10
start with feet inches; pupils between IA and
and Is years, and veterans to start with feel 6
inches.
Flach. The first, second and Third class TO start
with IL feel; pupils between IA and Is years and
veterans TO start with 10 feet.
On Sunday also several bowling matches
were played, and the following results
were announced yesterday morning:
First prize $50, Mr.. Gliudermann; second
prize, SIS. Mr.. Schulz; Third prize $40, L.
Pepper; fourth price, 81 90, Mr.. Rudolph; nth
prize, 50, j. Manniugi sixth prize, 81 90, II. f.
Crist.
Largest number of mines. SO. Mr.. CAIRNS +;
next largest number Of nlnes SO, MI. Climber.
mann.
IHe sports were divided yesterday into
two classes, comprising voluntary and COM
pulsory exercises. The latter were partici-
pated III by everybody and were contests
between vereins, while the former repre-
scented single contests. The results will
not be officially made known until this
evening, when the distribution of prizes
will take place at Germania Hall. 1t is al
most certain that Robert krohn of Los
Angeles will take first prize in "high-
broad" jump and running jump for height.
in which he did 10 feet inches and feet
. inches, respectively.
LOS ANGELES IN THE LEAD.
Krohn also made the highest pole jump,
but not in competition, making 8 feet &
inches, the winner of the contest, Albert
Smith, also of Los Angeles making feet
10 inches. Another Los Angeles man, Will
lam Breer, has the biggest score for pole
throwing, and in consequence the Los
Angeles men are in high feather in Oak
| land. President Fischer Of the Oakland
| Turn Verein spoke in high terms of them
| 10 CALL reporter, and said: This Will
secure them the next eau meeting"
One mishap occurred in the long jump
ing when G. r. Dohrmann of the Vor-
waerts Verein of San Francisco fell in
jumping and broke his right leg. He was
at once attended to on the grounds and
afterWard sent to the Receiving Hospital.
Much regret was expressed at the accident,
and the Oakland Turner's propose to LOOK
after him until he is all right again.
Although not so many were present as on
Sunday still a good many visited the
grounds in the afternoon. The various
committees have done their utmost, and
the arrangements throughout appear to be
faultleSS,