Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-24
CLOSE OF THE FEST.
Waterbury Awarded First Prize Thii
 Afternoon.

Waterbury Awarded First Prize This
 There was a large attendance at the second day of the State turn fest exercises on the West End grounds yesterday. The following are the winners in yesterdays games.
 Broad jump, thirty-nine competitors. August Halfnger. New Haven, 1S-4; Jacob Reichel. New Haven, 17-S; Carl Probst. Waterbury, IF
 Haven, 39-9; Gustave Stach, Helyoke, 39; Edward Schlessel, New Haven, 34-7. Broad high jump: Tie between Edward Herting of Hartford and J. Kelly of Water bury, 9-6 broad by f feet high. Putting 35lb shot (standing put: Fl. Seussenguth. Holyoke. 20-4; E. Sattler. Holyoke, 1S-10; K. Probst. Waterbury, 1S-2.
 Pole vault: Carl Frank. Holyoke. s-1O; K. Probst, Waterbury. S-6; A. Halhngor' New Haven, s feet.
 Hop, skip and jump:E. Sattler. Holyoke' 39-3: A. Halfinger. New Haven. SIS. Putting up 100Ib shot: K. Probst. Wa terbury. IT times: H. Suessenguth. Hol- yoke, 16; A. Halfinger, New Haven, IF. As the 220 yards race could not be carried out satisfactorily on the West End grounds it was decided to haveit at the Driving park. There were twelve entries. Each comptt . tor had to run alone and was not allowed to have spikes in his shoes or to have pacer. The following showed the result: F. Seussenguth, Holyoke. 25 4-5 seconds; Kusterer, Bridgeport, 27 1-5; Michaels, New Haven, 27 2-5; Reichel, New Haven, 27 3-5; Sattler, Holyoke, 17 4-5, Probst, Waterbury, 2S IS; Herting, Hartford. 2S 3-5; H. Seussengruth. Holyoke. %; C.. Frank. Bridgeport. % 2-5; Kelly. Water bury, go 3-5; Wiezzorak. Hartford, 30 3-5; c. Frank Holyoke. 32.
 The committee on the technical parts ot the fest are Dr Herman Arnold, New Haven. chairman; Frank Eger. Holyoke, secretary; Ernest Kraemer, Meriden. They have done all in their power to facilitate matters for the press.
 The parade formed this morning on Scovill street and passed through all of the | principal streets. The American band, Hellmann's drum corps. the fine marching of the Hibernian rifles, with the neat uni forms and handsome banners of the societies al, contributed to make the parade an object of much admiration. Mayor Kilduff and members of the common coun' cil reviewed the procession as it passed the City hail. The dumb bell exercises on the green proved of much interest and was witnessed by a large number. William Hellmann acted as grand msrshal of the parade with Fred Schlipp and Chri: Pfuderer as aids. Another summer night: festival will be held on the grounds might The American band will furnish music anG and Professor Hoffman will prompt. Ad mission will be twenty-five cents.
 The picnic drew an unusually large crowd, and interest was centered in tht decision of the judges of the athletic con tests. When Waterbury was announced n: the first winner of the class prize there was tremendous applause. Waterbury alsC wins several of the individual events. Tn, following is the summary: Class compe tition: First, Waterbury, 27:95; second Holyoke., 27:52; third. New Haven. 27:2S fourth, Meriden, 23:76; fifth. Bridgeport 23:59; sixth. Hartford. 23:20; seventh, New Britain, 23:16.
 Individual all around gymnastic ant athletic competitions: First. E. Werlich New Haven, 65; second, G. Stach, Holyoke 62:75; third, k. Probst. Waterbury, 6l :65 fourth. A. Halfnger. New Haven. 61:5O fifth K. Frapk, Holyoke. 5705; sixth E. Schlessel. New Haven. 54:53 seventh. c. Richter. Holyoke. 53 :52 eighth J. Reichel. New Haven. ;75.
 First group of field events: First. R Probst, Waterbury, 2S; second. A. Hal Holyoke, 24.
 Second group: First, II. Suessenguth
 Holyoke, 8; sacond. F. Sattler. Holyoke 30; third. J. Reichel. New Haven and Ii Probst. Waterbury tied. 26.
 Wrestling: Heavyweight first. H. Sues senguth Holyoke; second. L. Glastre Waterbury: third. R. Betzer, Hartford Lightweight, first, R. Dittman. Meriden second. N. Sueiseuguth, Holyoke. : Fencing: First. E. W erich; second, Reichel; third R. Horn. all of New Haven Club swinging: First. J. FreysinGer New Haven; second. E. Misshler, Merlden The swimming contest did not talk place as only two contestants put in al
 appearance.