East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-25

seen here. which probably means the
best ever secn in the world. The
work OF each and everyone of these
performers was sensation i'm the
extreme. Before the roping was cont
plcted the arena filled with full
blood Indians who proceeded 10 put
on several of their war AMI tribal
dances.
Cowgirls' Pony Race.
! In the cowgirlS' pony race, Mrs. J.
( \. Parsons took the lead at the start
and maintained it To the finish, al
though she was crowded closely for
a time. Miss NIuihall was finally
forced tothird. Miss Nell McCool COM
ing out second. Time, Sc fiat.
Sixtcen-Year-Oi BOY Rides.
Darrell Cannon, aged 10 years, gave
an exhibition ride on Sparcribs
which ELECTED rounds OF applause
from the audience.
Pony Express Race.
The pony express race saw four en-
tries ON thctrack and furnished the
usual number of thrills. Jason STAN
ley. local favoritc, seemed TO be
winning with ease when his helpers
. allowed one of his mounts to escape.
The result of the race was. Fred
Spain. 223 f-2: Jason stanley, 2:2s
IL: Earl smith, a:35 and Braden
Gcrking, sos.
Girls Relay Race.
Never was n more exciting race
seen on the local track than the cow
girls relay race. Fanny Sperry Steel,
led the first relay closely pressed b,
Bertha Blancett and Ruth Parton
Miss Parton took the lead on ths
+. second relay and kept It. Fam,
, Steel was unable to stop her secon,
horse. losing several seconds. Th'
results were Ruth Parton. 4:07 As
Bertha Blancctt. 4:I3 1-2; Fam!
, Spcrry steele. 4:22.
Indian Race.
Joe Craig. first: Jack Andrews
:. second: Gilbert SIinthorn, third
Time, So 1-2.
Stage Coach Race.
Clarence Plant won with f. o. Zecl
!. second In the stage coach race. Tee
: was I'm the lead until one of III
wbcelers got his front foot over tn
strctchcrs and was forced to max
:, the remainder of the race on thrc
legs.
Tug OF War.
In the tug of war Dell Blancctt
team won with ease.
BuclSing Contest.
In the bucking contest. the fir
rider up was Frank Carter who wo
3" first prize at Cheyenne this year. II
drew Whirlwind. who failed to buC
UP 10 the standard.
' Lewis MOsley essayed to ride III
= Foot but landed In the sawdust II
stead
G. T.. Runyan rode Gaviottl. I'll
- horse buclSed well and Runyan toe
no chances OF being thrown, ridir
% close.
Everett wilson drew Mt. verno
:" who started out like one OF q
" worst buckcrs OF the day. The hor
o' lost his footing and fell.
= Skeeter Bill Robbins on Hapi
y canyon lost his nerve early In Il
game and nearly pulled the horn o
3 before his horse was picked up.
Otto Kline lost the reputation
q gained earlier I'm the day as trio
= rider when he tried 10 ride Hesitatio
The handsome brown animal went
z high In the air that Kline grabb'
for the horn. Instead he picks
z himself up off the ground.
John Judd made a good close rit
= on Bear Cat. the horse McCOrma'
e won the championship on last yea
Jack Fretz made splendid rlt
2 on Mrs. wigs, one OF the wor
bucI<crs In the Roundup string.
Elmer Watson was thrown high
2 the air by Spcedball who proved tr'
q to his name. Watson turned a con
e pete somersault while In the air.
q Clarence Plant attempted 10 ri'
e Casey Jones but was pitched clc'
= over the animals head.
q Orvillc Adams drew Izcc but Il
q horse was turned loose with the bill
q on. Despite this handicap the rid
q grabbed for the horn. Then d
horse fell and fell again. Becau
q the horse had been turned loose wi
e the blind on the judges allowed III
q To saddle and mount a second tin
a This time ne Jared wOrsc than b
. fore. He not only was forced
grab the horn but suffered the a
e ditional disgrace OF being thrown.
Tex white on vancouver, prov
to he one OF the best riders OF .
day.
Bill Hog drew Cyrus Noble n