The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-18
Los ANGELES FEST,
Continued from First Pace.

noon will be devoted to individual conn.,,
tition in athletics. At night there vii, r.
an entertainment in the hall,
There will be prize shooting all ds,,
day, together with reunion of nionon-
Turner's and continuation of atbiot:l
sports, with prize singing, reciting and
speech-making.
The held day occurs on Tuesday, and the
prizes offered in the sports, which include
bicycle races, aggregate $1,000
The Turner's will go on an excursion .,
Catalina Island on Wednesday. There tho
prize swimming contests will take place
One OF the rules of the Turn Va,si-,
Bund is that no active member is aliouod
to participate in any of the Kreisturnfost
prize contests unless he takes part in rue
or more of the general exercises, and as
consequence the ensemble features will he
participated in by about 200 members
among whom are the following:
Mission Turn Verein of San Franeisco--rob
Plato, John Vermehren, John Harms Frod
Wagner, William Barth, William Meqatb
Martin Ochsler, Adam Straub, Osca, Carson
Vom Steen, Billy Maier, Alex Huck, and Albert
Binse instructor; judges-Albert Binse, GEORGE
A. Ruiz, Thomas Maier.
NOTWdeTIS Urn NSlcAu VI sail IEhuCiScO-M-
lehman, E. Tretze, N. ]. Frankenberg. Arg
Bockstatt, H. Grundel, H. Radloff, Fred Dobr.
mann, A. LittlewooG, Chr. Fuhrberg, W. F.
Baker, W. Kaiser, A. Sommer, G. Palauca, r.
Rothschild, and H. w. Ritter instructor.
Oakland Turn Verein-Charlie Steinbeck,
John Will, Adolph Niehaus, Frank Sender
letter, Julius Baumgarteu, Ike Korn, Albert
Engehard, E. de Labrouse, Otto Wemmer,
Henri Levy, Adolph Greub, and Paul 9TH in
struetOr.
san Francisco Turn Verein-Herman Alpen,
Fred hartman, Joseph Becker, Richard Berg
mann, Adam Brehm, William Feldkampf,
Ernst Fleischer, Alfred Fuerth, Ludwig Frank,
Rudolph Crosse, John Guetersloh, Fred Hoff-
mann, william Hoffman,, John Hoops
Charles Jacobs, Frank Krause, Herman
Kollenberg, Fritz Ottinger, Joseph Never
Harry Meyer, George Merks, Fritz Muel-
Ter, Carl Nagel, Max Nagel, Walter Nagel,
Paul Otto, Theodore Planz, Louis Rapp,
William Steger, Heinrich Stehlin, Hermann
Stehlin, Morris Wallenstein, Friedrich Willen-
brink, and Robert Barth instructor.
Eintracht Turn Verein of San Francisco-Cas-
per Ellenberger, Herman Werner, Karl Krsus,
Phillip Knack, Fritz Becker, Gustav Hotop,
Royal Scott, Louis Peck, George Steffens, Helm
rich Konrad, Richard Wagner, George Lam,
Max A. Berthau, OFT Fehlemelcher, Karl
Schulz, Wilhelm Horstmeyer, A. W. Volkmann,
F. w Graf, Harry Pless, and H. c. F. Stahl in.
struetor.
San Jose Turn Verein-Jesse Waterman,
Richard LEM, Fred Doerr, A. Mem, X. Meis-
terheim, L. Kraul, S. Rich, Charles Zareone,
and L. Weber instructor.
Sacramento Turn Verein-F. Gunther, F. Dons-
ing, Harry Uhl, George Uhl, George Ryan,
Gust Kortstein, Hermann Fischer, Gust
Kroeger, Phi. buchanan, Gottlob Faig Frank
Gehring, Otto Schomperle, and Ferdinand
Fischer instructor.
Los Angeles Turn Verein-Fritz Steinicke
leader, August Hartknack second leader; Louis
Breer, Otto Horns, william Riley, William
Breer, John Hartknack, Herman Sturm, Henry
Sick. Adolph Brauer, Henry Krohn, William
Strauby, Charles Block, Carl Labonge, John
Schlalos, Fred Detmers, Harvey Larson, Gus
tave Freytag, Emil Nimmer. Jacob Schrieber,
Charles Gollmer, Ludwig Nollac, Ludwig Wag-
ner Fritz Haberstroh, Bradford Peck, Fred
Walters and Peter Zens.
Ons the list of prizes, besides the gold
and silver medals, may be mentioned a
mahogany parlor set, gold crank FALCON
bicycle, Rambler tandem, an automatic
hammerless shotgun, repeating rifle, silver
parlor lamp, and last but not least, the
beautiful trophy donated by the Los Ange-
les Herald, designed and executed in this
city and in every way creqit to it's
maker.
So, from Saturday next, Los Angeles
will don the bright cn,ors of the Teutons,
"Willkommen" and Cutie HELP will be
heard over many glass of "Culmbacher,
"Pilsener" and home brewed beer, essence
OF sauerkraut, lin burger, wienerwurst and
the many other good things forming the
German diet will be abroad in the land,
while above all will be heard in rich
swelling strains, voiced by thousand
manly Threats, that grand old hymn of the
Vaterland, die Wacht am Rhein."