St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-24
sixth prize, Turnsection, Winona; seventh
prize, Duluth; eighth prize, West st. Paul.
individual Turning.

THIRD GRADE. HIGHEST.
First prize, Julius StIass, North Side, Mill
waukee; second prize, Robert HERMANN
Vorwaerts, Milwaukee; third prize, Alfred
Schiller, Milwaukee,: fourth prize Henry
Lorch, Vorwaerts, Chicago; fifth prize, Emil
GoetZ, Chicago Turngemiende; sixth prize,
Adolph Stamwitz West Minneapolis; seventh
prize, Bernhart Ludwig Chicago Turnge-
miende; eighth prize, E. kullmann. North
side, Milwaukee; ninth prize, William kopp,
Vorwaerts Chicago; tenth prize. Frank Stock,
Central, Chicago; eleventh prize, Carl Enders,
Chicago Turngemiende; twelfth prize, j.
Smith, Chicago Turngemiende; thirteenth
prize, Raymond Dreyer Chicago Turnge-
miende: fourteenth prize, III. Riemenschnei-
der. Bahnfrei, Milwaukee; fifteenth prize,
Albert Sebastian, North Side, Milwaukee;
sixteenth prize, John Schauer, Chicago
Turngemiende; seventeenth prize, 81. Kraft,
Vorwerts. Chicago; seventeenth prize, Albert
Michel, Chicago Turngemiende.
eighteenth, Albert Schinz West Side, st.
Panl; nineteenth. E. Reimenschneider Balm
frei, Milwaukee; twentieth, Albert Greiner,
Chicago Turngemeinde.
SECOND GRADE.
First prize. William Siemsen, Davenport;
second, II. W. Hess, Chicago Turngemeinde;
third. Ed Porth, North side, Milwaukee; !;
fourth, W.HaecKe South Side Turngemeinde,
coin, Chicago; fifth, Rudolph Consoer,
Central Chicago; sixth Ed Gretz, Vorwaerts,
Milwaukee; seventh, Otto Heiss, Milwaukee;
seventh, Bernard Berg, Davenport; eighth,
Wagner, Davenport; tenth. Emil Schultz,
Chicago Turngemiende; eleventh, Herman
Dathe, North side, Milwaukee; twelfth, Hugo
Reichel, Vorwaerts, Chicago; thirteenth,
fourteenth. Charles Kemmler, Germania, Chi
cago; fifteenth, f. G. Heyer, South side, Mil
waukee; sixteenth, Carl Vogt Northwest,
Chicago; seventeenth. L, Freitag, South
fde Hdekrcb Mw1Tsse Wssf fignee0fh' nine
teenth, Henry Heller, Milwaukee;
twentieth, George Madimert, Social, Chi
cago; twenty-first, Andrew Lathomus. Chi
cago Turngemeinde; twepty-second, S.Sonn-
tag, Davenport: twenty third, Otto Rieche.
Davenport; twenty-fourth, Charles Hitler,
Milwaukee; twenty fifth, A. Freudorsdorf;
twenty-sixth. Carl Ludwig, Davenport; TWEEN
ty-seventh. Herm Grath, Social, Chicago;
twentyeighth, Carl Maeder, ST. Anthony,
Minneapolis; twenty ninth, Robert j.
Burger, Schweitzer, Chicago; thirtieth, Ed.
Walz. Burlington; thirty-first, Herman
Warnken. Davenport; thlrty-second, Theo-
dore Gilhaar, Bahnfrei. Milwaukee; thirty
third, II. Lutz, Grand Crossing;
Popular Turning.
FIRST GROUP.
For high jump, hop. step and Jump, climb,
ing hand over hand, first prize, Alfred
Schillar. Milwaukee; second prize, Julius
Strass, North side, Milwaukee,; third, E.
Kullmann, North side, Milwaukee.
SECOND GROUP.
Putting the shot lifting 100-pouno weight
running long jump, first prize, E. j. Nueren-
berger, Lincoln. Chicago: second, Fred Hess,
Chicago Turngemiende; third, Hurry Lutz,
Grand Crossing.
THIRD GROUP.
High jump. pole vaulting.
QFirst prize, ii. Hess, Turngemeinde, Chica.
go; second, X. StaaD South Side, Milwaukee
third, Il. Dreyer, Turngemeinde, Chicago.
wrestling.
HEAvYwEIGHTs.
First prize, Max Kruger, Social, Chicago;
third, Rudolph Aru South Side, Milwaukee
fourth, John Nuremberg, Lincoln, Chicago.
LIGHTwEIGHST
First, William Bosche, Germania, st. Paul
second, Charles Hitbe, Milwaukee,; third
W. Ehrhard, Milwaukee.
Indian Clubs.
First prize. Emil Rom, Milwaukee: second
prize, Charles Booming, Lincoln Chicago;
third prize, Oswald Retzloff, Milwaukee.
Fencing.
First prize, William Eckart, Lincoln, Chi
cago: second. George Machmert, Social, Chi.
cago; third, Herman Kroft, Vorwaerts, Chi
cago; fourth, Jesse Smith, Turngemiende
Chicago; fourth, August LoeWe, Milwaukee
sABRES.
First prize, Herman Kraft, Vorwaeits, Chi.
cago; second, George Mochmut, Social, Chi
cago; third. William Eckart. Lincoln, Chi
cago; fourth, Charles Heller, Milwaukee
fifth. Jesse Smith, Turngemeinde, Chicago.
Swimming.
First prize, Otto Scnoenfeld, Bahnfrei, Mil
waukee; second prize, Ernest Seelmann, Mill
waukee; third prize, Paul Rhode, Chicago
Turngemeinde; fourth prize, Ed Enthoff
Einigkeit, Chicago.