The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-22
Balm FREI,
Prizcwinnrrs Who Showed that They Had
Lived mp to the Turner's Motto.

Lived mp to the Turner's Motto.
The prizes OF tho Turnfest in Williamsburch
were distributed il RidGewood Park last nigh.
in tn, presence Of several thousand people,
and the oIly incident to mar the pleasure was
tho reiusa! of the New Yorker Turn verein 10
accept the sixth lrize in the first group of the
Nercin Turner'S"
he fourth days fes ivitieS began with gym
nasiics early in the morning by several hum
dred children. ana it was followed by popular
athletics. There wero stone throwing. rope
climbing. and pole waiting. us well as racing
in which twenty mon took Tart. the distance
OF $50 feet being covered by George Ko:.ler OF
this city in twenty seconds. There wore
turning exercises" by tho children in tho
afternoon. and the young girls did the wand
drill. dumb bell exercises. and club swinging.
Twentj men took part in the fencing. both
tioret and sabre and twenty eight par:ici-
The rizes we!e dis IiJtei in the following
oder BY the Judges. Nereins Tnrncrs-first
sr14p vs N.M"' Inrn erein Paterson
Tsia.sd ,Eeir dir om%i Moriian Germanlt S" Of
lsSs{a Syra D F saa
Mark hiladelphia. and Central of New CORK
v Waef o E EfsaGs Ero geM haysn
Melose. New lir tam. Hudson, City, J. j.;
THri sreup S"iwaris Of HoIyoko fn yo nyisn
Mnl. CANT rnns Of Thii,deiphia. iio oxen Ken
liarem.. Allentown: Staten Island: Norwarts'
south Brooklyn. aud Mount Morris rum uin
NereipS.
81 Lslis,' cIa; , uJpos;ten, Hot oxen, Hudson
Drookiyn. \orw..rts OF brooklyn, AID Green
roint TH!n Nereins.
ri iri&e sne.nsI! en'rai Turn yerein Of New
wits Of Of IIiznILe h. !. j. ''''D' anu Or
snry IHfanEhran M Rors
Claus, Eli~aIeIh; vi! linm Hosser. Brookltn;
Therefore Fr!sk. hudson City. Louis Elmer.
lfaifenburg. Buffalo; Ernst Schmi'lt. Bridge.
port Henry A"it Mi ErookIyn: Max Vol; Sew
kieier; New York: john schaffhnusen. South
Brook!yn,., I, iIaeHckel , sytaen5e: August
Winter rh.!adsIpIia :hlIori iiilt i%is son i its;
se,"n E9sAi EIoot %eoTTs en"nG
HIass cu,d" Sew rani h'TTG gSds
frcderi F,Ionann. Newark: Henry Schloe.
foWr Lon; ls,Hn i,, wy; Paul Schng SYrpruso:
Wi.nmii, M"ir0s Gnstave Siaeho ioiyeke:
Clinton.
az G,mEinsI IN ,Grnln ming Hsnry !nckenbaeh
%!aus. lizah.,h: y. iiessc. Brooklyn:, +.
ii4rG hor G'1ss q sSR1 Uar naf
,,IenainG lgret-J John Altar. New York:
an% d.tiaio NeW York and HlmunL Stern
Iorenz. brooklyn and Otto uanther, TLiaIol-
phii..
rssIssS aaa r1seyb GapT MAJ
NO. Aa USE h'0 Es"s
y improm!tu sleakins- Leopold Leon, New
,TsclamatQns I7ErStdrlc n Michael, yorwarts
vtrS l Sg h0rE m Mrs Gl"ng ass %so Hr
Iurn lere,n. New, orb. Tho Prizes wero d..
The festival will end to-day with n SWIM
ming contest anu picnic II Rockawuy Beach
Games OF the Acme Athletic AssocIntion,
The Acme Athletic Association held their regular
ricn; and games Mt tho Brooklyn Athletic CLUB
g,ounds at Maspeth yesterday. Tie results follow:
One.hunartd yard fun Final heat won by +. Rcrns "A
lads. wth Thomas paries scratch, second and
he.arl E"Iins e ynrn,l l'itd Tine, i,'srt onds
q" yards viii Henry FEELING scratcnp sSconi nm"
Dan 81 i0uNg scratch thirl. Tine . minutes III,
one .ha!fmie Walk. handicap Won by George Ed.
ond and Roma DAne, hr T S.rds sec
KHp ,H,ns'eap-wGn by Kern.
Richard Golding yards third. Time. ! minute %
Two 6undr ed.snd twenty,yard Run Hsndicap-won
ey T. kernS eGsteh, WIZ Henry ANDERSON u Yards
Rnan9s iIi.n IpTr nsnsSspwea sy s.srs. WI
$! s..ss IA Sss 'Sr
EIwpsrd nraqy .crash4 Win tho pnt o. - feet
ri Dan pans ~ III ioo B:
Rnnninr Hon stsn nnaa Jm,nn 7, E. ,d,oarwo, ,v ~.