Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-25
JOHN M'LAUGHL|h lS
 INJURED BY BRONCO
Is Thrown Twice at Jim Ken neyis Wild West Touna-
 ment at Park

 i John Mclaughlin, a local transfer man, was painfully injured Sunday ar ! ternoon at Warren park while try -hg i to ride one of the bueking broncas of Jim Kenny's tournament outfit. mc- | Laughlin had ridden the horse. called ' the Boquillas Roan, several years 1so, la and believed that he could do it again. ! He asked permission to ride ihe horse and obtained it.
 1 The animal began bucking as soon ! as Mclaughlin had mounted and the rider was dumped before the horse had gone fifty yards. but Mclaughlin saw that he could not stick and was . prepared for a fall, so he was rot in- iured. When he attempted to ride ] second time. however, against the wishes of Jim Kenney, Mclaughlin ] did not stay on longer than five sec onds. The animal bucked towari lett bleachers and made a clean toss CT his rider. The animal jumped over Me [ Laughlin's prostTate body and it .s believed that his face was gr9zej by the horses hoof, as there is cct on ! McIaughlins cheek, in his lower lip and two abrasions of the scalp. Ills neck was strained and his nose was ] broken.
 Taken 10 Hospital.
 ] Mclaughlin was taken under the grandstand and given first aid treat ment by pr. K. T. Herenden. who was in the grandstand, and the injured man was later sent to the Cooper l Queen hospital He left the hospital . yesterday. however, and wen 70 his home.
 Another Accident.
 The very first number on the pro gram. a four-chauge relay race be- tween George Smith and Arthur Bown, resulted in an accident. On the last lap of the first round, Sm.;1 fell from his pony as he was dismCunting and suffered a dislocated bone in his right leg. He was taken of The feid and his injury treated by Dr. HaYley Brown finished the race alone. Ddt he was disqualified from winning because when he changed saddleS a- thc first change he failed to put on a blanket.
 Big Snake. a black COW pony, vas successfully ridden by Joe Klein. The s. o. Black was ridden by Graham, who recently joined Kenney's outat The black was bad one, but GraEaJi proved that he Is a rider oG the iiIst water.
 Vest Does the stunt.
 Bert Yost, who has joined kenaey' s show, next mounted the Lazy s. Q. ! Sorrel and gave one of the pret.iest exhibitions of the afternoon. The Snr rel bellies his name as soon as he is mounted and did his best to nnhocse --s rf d on the hurricane deck and famed him self between leaps and buckS.
 The Chiricahua Pinto was a disaO pointmemt and Kenney rode him with ease. The horse seemed not 70 realize the event and after backing a few times he came to a dead hat ;tnG il JK ed for something to eat After dis , mounting twice, Kenney finally walEed the sassy little Pinto to realizati. .n of the fact that he was expected t : buck, which he did, but with no effect This is the horse that pitched George Davis on the Fourth of July.
 HaIlinan Stays On. Bill Hallimans riding of the Baby Sorrel was one Of the classiesI iteras on the program and Haiiiman es-ab ! lished himself firmly in the adlnI a ton of the crowd by his feat The Baby SorreI objected to being saddiet and it was necessary to punish h.; nose before the leather could be piac ed on his back. After being mouetc1 the animal did a fancy, quicktime clos ? dance in a circle and then bUckcd Ou
 toward the center field sign board a a merry clip.
 ? Kid Kenney rode Silver Tail withou any trouble. Silver Tail bucked him proved somewhat tame after bei-s , mounted.
 Rides s. o. Bay.
 The g. O. Bay was one of the aTs
 buckers in the corral After teini
 mounted by Jim Kenney he bucked Of
 towards the sidelines and creauei .; ? panic in tae crowd, Kenney, on deck , was as stationary as if he had been
 part Of the horse
 Joe Klein stayed with Wild Bli il f a setto around the park and Grahau
 again gave evidence of his riding sbil ity by staying with a mean little Ia, ] recently recruited from the range
 Yost rode the S. B. Gray with ease
 Si Swires, introduced to the crowi ' as the "Bisbee Wampus, had a merr,
 go on the s o Sorrel- The sorrei wa Ia bad bucker. but the youngster stay
 ed on for the width of the field an F. anticipated a fall by cleverly dis B mounting at a run on his feet. One O
 the lads spurs had broken and hi
 hold was thus broken. Jim kenaey' e a{aipg. of Blue. Mane seencluded th
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 Another record breaking crowd vii l. messed the second exhibition of Kcf . nsg's bronco busting outft and tn
 camera fiends were on hand to get pic tures 0f the buckers and their ride e Kenney and his troupe of riders and
 gtring of 2s horses will leave on Augus 1 for Canada 10 fill fair sngageuient.