The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-26
PRIZES AWARDED.
List of Successful Contestants at Meet
ing of GS1lnastic Union.

Indianapolis. June 26.-The following
educational prizes have been awarded at
the National funniest:
Literary First, AdOlph Varrellman,
North Cincinnati; second, Hans Balm,
Southwark, Philadelphia; third, Fritz
krimmer. Bloomingdale. New York
city.
Intellectual ndeavor-F'irst, Milwau-
kee Turning society; second, Vorwaerts,
Chicago; third, Allegheny, Pa, Turn
verein; fourth, Turngeang society,
NICK eesport, Pa; fifth, Schenectady, n.
Y; sixth, Jamestown, Pa.
School exhibitions-F'iTst Turnverein,
New York city; second, Turngemeinde'
Philadelphia.
Written exercises-First. New York
City Turnverein; second, Turngemeinde,
Philadelphia.
Sunday school exhibition-First, So
cialer Turnverein. Indianapolis; no sec
ond.
Machine drawing-First. Newark. N
J.; second, Turngemeinde, Philadel-
phia.
Architectural drawing-First, Newark,
n. J.; second, Southwest. St, Louis.
Plane geometry-First, MelrOse, New
York city; second, New York City
Turnverein.
Free hand drawing-First, New York
City Turnverein; second, Columbia,
Philadelphia.
Drawing from plaster casts-First,
Turngemeinde. Philadelphia; second,
New York City Turnverein.
WatercolOr painting-First, New York
City TurnYerein; second, Southwest, St
Louis.
Turnverein; second, Columbia, Philadel-
phia.
Agricultural drawing-First. Turn
gerneinde, Philadelphia; second, South
west, St. Louis.
Francisco; Rudolph Stamm, Vorwaerts,
Brooklyn, N. Y; third, Chris Riebsame,
Bloomington. H.; fourth, Rudolph Bier,
Chicago; fifth. Alfred Troschel, Socialer
Turnverein, Chicago; sixth, F. A. Lenz,
Louisville, Ky.
GRAND PICNIC IN PARK.
Eighteen thousand persons attended
a grand picnic at Germania Park, the
closing event OF the festival.
The feature OF the day was to have
been the announcement of the awards
in the athletic competition, but owing
to mistakes in the operation of the
adding machines the class and indi-
vidual percentages in a majority of the
events will have to be revised before
the results can be ascertained.
The following averages, however,
were made public:
Average on pole vaulting, hop, step
and jump, shOt-put, rope climbing and
high jumping: First prize, Louis
Mang, Melrose Turnverein New York,
MerZ, ConcOrdia Society, st. Louis,
57.13; third prize, Thomas Ernest So
cial Turnverein, Cleveland, 53.05;
fourth prize, Max Emmerich, Social
Turnverein Indianapolis, $3.50; fifth
prize, Fred Eingelhardt. MelrOse Turn
verein, New Y Ork. 50.S5.
Weight-lifting: First prize, F.
Christeferron, Einigkeit Society, Chi
cago, and w. Roehman, Vorwaerts,
Brooklyn, n. Y; second prize. Benja-
IT. z 1s1- At l.
third prize, William Sexauer, Concor-
dia, St. Louis.
Club swinging-First prize. Edward
Lounig, Vorwaerts, Cleveland: second
prize, Emil Voight Concordia. st.
Louis; third prize, Arthur Schiel,
North, Cincinnati
220-yard dash-First prize, Walter
Kellenbach. Workingmen's TurnVerein,
Boston; second prize, Julius Schissler,
St. Louis Turnverein third prize, Chas.
Eberhardt, South St Louis.
EBERHARDT WINS HURDLES.
Hurdle race-First prize, Charles
Eberhardt, st. Louis; second prize, Mat
thew Krug. Vorwaerts, Elizabeth, n. J.;
third prize, John Mulvena, Wilmington,
Del.
Relay race-First, Central Turnverein,
Chicago, team. :401h; second, Concordia.
St. Louis. Al Is; third, Allegheny, New
York, Al 40; fourth Milwaukee, and
fifth Social Turnverein, st. Louis
Broad jump-F'irst prize. Frederick
Englehardt, Melrose Turnverein, New
York. p feet, 1 inch; second, Max En-
merich, Socialer, Indianapolis, q feet,
5 inches.
1OO-yard dash-First prize, Fred
Englehardt, Melrose Turnverein. New
York, :1014 second, Henry Nundt, Cen
trail Turnverein, Chicago, :1OI.
Fencing First prize, C. Waldhoss,
Chicago Turnverein: second, Henry
Kraft, Voerwerts, Chicago; third. B. NJ.
Moroney. Springfield, Mass, fourth. L.
I. Greiner, Chicago Turnemeinde; fifth,
F. c. Fueri, Baltimore; sixth, Walt