The San Francisco call., 1896-08-09

Iechn1cal committee to arran ge rules OF COM
petition-R. Barth, chairman; Fl. c. +. Stahl,
secretary; Louis Gerichten, A. Binse, Paul
Uth.
The Schuetzen section of the San Fran
cisco society Is represented by the follow
ing members:
Captain Athinger, Lieutenant Kommer, Lieu
tenant Joseph Staub, Sergeant Burmeister,
Sergeant Thierbach, Corporal Brehm, Corporal
Brunne, H. Gemehlich, L. Lang,J. Glindeman,
J. Constantine, John Utschig, A. Utschig, J..
Gassner, G. Nelson, G. Sagehorn, H. Steiber, j..
Raster, W. Glindeman, T. Schonfeld, Charles
Rudolph, C. K. thinner.
San Francisco will be well represented
in the various contests by the following
men, who expect to carry off cluster of
prizes:
Harmonic Singing society-R. Mende,
Raschen. William Loewe, Charles Niquet,
Franz Fisher, Oscar Tolle, II. Helfrich, Ru-
dolph Mohr, w. Fried, D.. Fried. W. Bogen,
Scnaefer, Charles Feusrel, G. Levi William
Wankowski Phil Kiefer, Adam Brehm, Will
liam Stopf. George schaeffer, William Graham,
Charles Rehn, John Plagemann, +. J. PLACE
mann, julius Meyer, H. Plagemann.
San Francisco Turn yerein-E. Fleisher, H.
Alpen, w. Hoffman, F. Hausman, J. Schmidt,
II. Meyer, C. Jacobs, F. Hoffman. l.. Frank, w.
Steger, Theodore Planz, George StTohmeyer. r..
Saalbach, F. Franzen, G. Gueterslob, J. Hoops,
G. Hilderbraud, F. Koster, r. Bergman, Pro-
fessor r. Barth, A. Furth, o. Hansen.
Mission Turn Verein-A. BinZer, August
Roemer, F. C. sperling, August schuppert, Ed
Nickel, Fred Hauser, John Fermevieu. Fred
Struven, Thomas Steen, John Plato, William
Barth, Mr.. Moll, Mr.. Rudolph, Herman Stern
brock, Fred Opperman, Emil Kreuz, Fred Long,
Fred Art, William Schnotenhaus, William
Mersert John Garms, Adolph Noettig.
These twenty.four men of the Schuetzen
section of the Turn Verein are entered in
workmanship events:
John Constantine, John sablat, Charles
Sagerman, Herman Gemelich, Joseph Roster,
Charles GUNNER, Louis Tiesbach. ], Straub, f.
GUNNER. F. Attinger, A. Graf, F. Tobbenboske
W. Straub, W. SCHUMACHER. A. Tecklenb berg,
William Schaumleffel William. Glinderman, /,
John Glinderman, Charles Rudolph, Otto
Burmeister, L. Lang, William Nolden, f. Fort
man, Adam Brehm, Henry Steiber, Louis
schoenfeid. Louis Hedrick, Phil Gretsh, John
Utschig, Joe Gerner.
A class OF lady turners-Mrs. Theodore Planz,
the Misses Wise, Mrs. Louise Attinger Mrs. s.
Levi, Miss Bertha Furth, the Misses Frost Miss
Emma Planz.
Singing societies-F. Dohrmann. Otto steu-
eel, E. Roentsch, R. Hermann, Oscar Wendt,
william Stappf, William Schmalz, p. Schwier,
Robert Geisen. Hans Graber, Jacob
Schsefer, Anton Stier, Henry FriecKe,
William Gerken, Professor Dietz, A. Brehm,
Joe Roster John Simmons, Joe Garner, Louis
Hedrich, II. Dunk August Augustine, George
Seiss, Henry Steuben, George Knopf, A. School
Knopf Oscar Hauser, H. Ulrich, R. Stehlin, M.
Frank.
Verein Eintracht-Richard Wagner, Charles
Pless, Herman Hanstein, George Steffers, III.
Com ad II. F. Stahl, William Sheppler, Fred
Becker. Albert, Knnzie, Gus Hotop, Fritz
Charles Binder, William Henrick, Henry
Berens, Chris Gerlach, Charles Shafer, Martin
Huber, Arnold Freund, E. Kohl, Carper Ellen
burger, l. Mertens, John Derbaum, Ernest
| Peterson, Henry Wolfman, Chris GraaZ, Fred
Hostmeyer.
Oakland Turn Society-Charles Steinbach,
| William Rink, julius Baumgartner, Isaac
Korn, Ernst Renor, Henry. Koenig, John WILL
Paul Uth, C. F. Stoll, Theodore Gier, A Kaiser,
Henry Kracke, George Kirchner, John Davie
Voerwaerts San Francisco-Wiliam Keyser
| Alb Littenwood, N. Frankenburg, Gus Pa
lanca, Charles jackson. II. ?. sauer, w
Noltenmaer, August Bocstadt, l.. Gerrehten
Heinrich Won Gersten.
San Jose Turn Verein-W. IL. Ritter, Z
schaehe Manuel Castro, F. J. Hagen, P
| Schnittspan, Fred Doern, August Menn, Hal
Vestal, L. Haehlen, Paul Stahmer, Charles
| Zarcone.
Ladies Glenn Colombet-Lena Gunther, JOSH
| Schnittspan, Emma Menn. Ida Goldbach
Lille Hauser, Clara Schnittspan, Minnie
| Schnittspan.
The athletic and competitive exercises
and the shooting contests OF the Turnfes
will begin tomorrow morning at tn,
grounds. which are convenient to the city
Reveille will be sounded at 6 o'clock il
thc uOTuluS as al luIIOuuCtlOu, anu I'LL
sports will continue at the grounds and ir
the pavilion until late hour in the even
ing, concluding with grand concert. The
programme of events will last through
Tuesday, and there is now some talk o.
adding special features for Wednesday
The following is the Sunday programme
At o'clock reveille will be sounded. Al
1880 the turner's and their guests will
march in procession to the festival
grounds. On arrival the rehearsal of the
wand exercises will begin. Then will fol-
low gymnastic exercises in classes, exer.
cises on the horizontal bars. parallel bars
and vaulting horse. At 1880 A. NJ. the
public prize target shooting will COM
menee. From II NJ. TO 1 P. NJ. there will be
an intermission for lunch. AT P. NJ. the
prize tourney will begin and continue
until o'clock, when the bears gentlemen
between 40 and 20 years. of San Jose will
perform DUN obell exercises. Then will
follow club swinging by the ladies class
OF the San Jose Turn Verein and bugle
call for the commencement of the wand
exercises; an Grafton by Albert Corrlin,
president of the Pacific Turn Bezirk
grand exhibition drill, consisting OF wand
exercises. A dance and concert will con-
tinue from IL A. NJ until P. NJ. AT 6 P. NJ.
! the turner's and their guests will return in