The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-11-05

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r. h. Stilwell-Another of the
celebrated Bremers, came from
the pen. He was q red one,
spotted with white. Coming out
Of the pen with a rush the animal
swerved to the left and did not
run right for the roper. Stilwell
had a good horse, and kept right
up TO the steer. AS the roper
threw his rope the steer stepped
into the loop, throwing himself,
Stilwells horse drew the rope
taut. The rope jumped off and
effected a good tie. The entire
performance consumed but ~ 40.
Clay MISUNDERSTANDING
broke the record, and did it in
the best style possible. His steer
hesitated n second at the flag pole,
and then went in search of other
parts. McGonigle had q dandy
horse, and without trouble got
the rope over the steers horns.
He apparently tied bit slower
than his usual speed. 1t was q
splendid feat Time 81.
j. L. Carroll-A good running
steer was the feature Carroll
had equally as good n horse, that
shot out after the steer. Carroll
had to great a loop, and after
it had been thrown the steer ran
directly through it. This mis-
fortune did not Tease the cowman.
He kept going, made n splendid
throw and laid his OK on the
ground. Time 50.
jim Hopkins-Hopkins had a
mean and big steer. The animal
got up after being thrown the
first time. Hopkins had to cir
Gle around and throw him the
second time. He tied in appro-
we'd fashion. Time 30 2-5.
Joe Gardner-Gardner had II
crack-a-ia horse, but handicap
ped himself by missing his first
throw. Gardener gathered in his
rope, made another loop and
caught finely the second time.
The animal was quickly thrown
and tied. The time was 1.O2 2.5
Jack Hill-The steer coming
out of the pen for him was de-
scribed rs a snake. Hi! caught
by one horn on the first throw.
He kept after the animal, ran
him to the race track fence, threw
the brute second and a third
time. These misfortunes rather
put Hill out of the contest.
Time. 1 :32 2-5.
l.. L. Blackaller-His second
stunt was somewhat on the spec
tacular order. The OK was among
the largest ones. and full of GIN
ger. Blackaller made a splendid
throw with the rope and turned
the steer Il somersault. AS Black
aller was coming up to tie the
steer was getting up. The animal
was not quick enough. Black
aller grabbed his foreleg and
then made his tie. Time A
Fred Baker-It was n rollicking
dun colored steer who came out of
the pen at a 30 clip, but settled
down to II walk before passing the
starters flag. Baker got n good
lead and roped his steer in short
order, but lost much valuable
time in making the tie. Time
IS 4-5.
John Murrah--For this roper
there was a fighting steer full OF
speed and all kind of good STAY.
ing powers. Murrah caught the
animal around the neck, and -four
times he had to throw him to the
ground. Murrah had n fine OPP
portunity to lay down his steel
the first time, but lost. In trying
it appeared as if he wished to
wrap up the animal. Time &c
r. r. Stilwell-It was a fight
Of man against beast. The roper
missed his first throw. In going
after him the second time the
steer ran into the herd of steers.
Stilwell threw him Il second time,
and running to the steer the ami
NAL got up. Stilwell then had
his hands full in getting him tc
the ground. Stilwell made fast
time, but was disqualified, as his
steer got up. The time was 1 :26
Clay ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Nc.