The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-02
PETER HOL CARRIES OFF
ALL AROUND SUPREMACY
Norwegian Takes Metropolitan
Gymnastic CrOwn-Pressed
Hard by II. Moeckly.

Peter Hol OF the Norwegian Turn
Society Of Brooklyn assumed the title of
the best all around gymnast in the
metropolitan district last night In a com.
petition SO close that It was not decide
until the last turn on the long horse.
The championships were held in the hall
OF the New York Turn Verein at Eighty
fifth street and Lexington avenue, AMI
the fact that the struggle was an open
one. owing to the retirement OF Paul
krimmel. who for years had monopoly
on the title, attracted the largest crowd
that ever has witnessed gymnastic events
hereabS uts.
The winner Of the all around did not
shine as brilliantly as Krimmel.' He
captured the horizontal bar individual
title only after tie and had to put UP
with second ~ the long horse. whereas
krimmel won both these events a year
ago. Hol. who before coming to America
won the championship Of Norway. scored
total Of 303.25 points for the all round
which Included parallel bars, side horse.
horizontal bar and long horse. H.
Moeckly. Swiss Turn verein. was second.
with 30l.75 points.
Hudson County won the team honors,
the Swiss Turn verein boys presenting
well balanced team which scored II
points. The Norwegian Turn Society was
second with Is. the New York Turn Verein
third with 10 and the National Turn
Verein fourth with Q.
]. ID. Gleason. who has been national
champion on the flying rings and Metro
politan champion since 1903. had q mar
row escape from defeat. Gleason met a
new star In Otto Paul OF the National
Turn Verein Of Newark. who pulled of
MAItQQa m
did the same trick swinging he gained
the verdict by SIS points to 80. The sum-
maries:
Rope .Climb-won by e. Lindenbaum.
Young Mems Hebrew Association. SIS sec
onds. Frank siebert. Grace a. C.. second.
I seconds: X. 7. Leissrins New York T. w.
raral!tI Ba..IWon by Hugo sshoe.uln,
WesnN,v T 5: second sa7S points H.
II sehoonmaker. West Side Y. NJ. C. A..
Tumoling-won by NJ. J. Bedford. Ma
, YS9s + y s. points, !! F., Dunn; New
Yost. Metropolitan League. Harlem Y NJ
c. 4; third: as points. J; c: woman.
Side Horse-won by J. Oessey. unattached.
c: A SECOND .:.ss points a. Kiar. qn-
Indian club swlnsins-wen ~ ID W.
Wilson, Swiss Turn vere.n, second Fans
points; j. L. McCloud. unattached, and =
Meyer. Anchor A. G, tied for third. ~
points.
Long Horse-won by A. chifonda. Bohe
milan American w. Gym. A.. s225 points
r. Hol. Norwegian T. s.. second. 10 IS
points; F. Loetterie. New York T. V, third.
Is. so points: r. Bowler New York T. ".
fourth, 7<.25 points
Flying Rings-won by j. u. Gleason
unattached. SIS points; Otto Paul National
T v. second, 80 points: J.. A. Campbell
New York T ", third 7S25: l.. +. Heer
National T. ". fourth. 7l.75 points
Horizontal Bar--won by p Hol. Nor
wesian L $. 77,75 points y T. l.eissrinG
New York 7. ". second. 71.75 points; H.
Moeckiy. Swiss T. v, third, 1850 points
8 J. Marvin. Metropolitan League. Bedford
Y. NJ. C. A.. fourth, 81 points
All Around OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES by Peter
Hol. Norwegian T.; s.. SOFAS points; II.
Moeokiey. Swiss T v. second, 9oi.75 points;
H. Schoettlin Swiss T. ". third. 2sS points
r. safanda Bohemian American w. Gym.
A.. fourth, a75.25 points