Weekly journal-miner., 1915-07-08
MONDAYS RESULTS (From Tuesdays Daily0 Morris Has Leg Broken.

OIlOl luldlClN lHS Allll u VI lIN Frontier Days celebration was marred by an accident, Logan Morris, who had qualified in both the worlds championship broncho riding contest and the steer roping contest having his leg broken, hard luck thus elim- mating him from any chance of win ming any of the big money in either contest, in both of which he was up among the topnotchers.
 The accident occurred after Morris had successfully ridden Vinegar Roan one of the best buckers of the 1914 and present show and after the judges had given him the signal that he had qualified. The roan could not be caught as speedily as the majority of the buckers were after the signal had been given, and as result got to one side and on the back stretch of the track, and in his crazy bucking and whirIlng dashed up near fence and fell over with his rider. Morris could not free himself and as re suit, one of his legs was caught be meath the full weight of the horse. Although his leg was broken the un. ! lucky rider seemed to care more about the fact that he would be un- able to ride in the finals today. After the accident Dr. C. E. Yount and his staff of Red Cross assistants were speedily on the scene and soon had Morris leg in splints.
 Morris after the accident declared that he wanted to see the rest of the boys ride and upon his insistcnt de- mands he was brought out in front Of the crowded grandstand where he was chcercd while he watched the rest of his rivals qualify.
 Every Brone Conquered.
 The broncs although they bucked as well yesterday as on the two pre- ccding days, and some declared bet ter lost out, for every one ridden al lowed his rider to qualify Yesterday was the cowboys day for all of them conquered their mounts, some oi course, OCltST IndH OlHSIS.
 Both Champion Harry Henderson and Doc Pardec drew horses which on Sunday had bucked men off and disqualified them and because of this fact their rides were anxiously await ed by every cowpuncher and specta- tor. Doc rode first and his mount, John Cantrell, even If Pardcc was on his back, put up fighting exhibition of jumping and kicking that brought cheers from the excited crowd. Hen, dcrson, who from all appearances is the crowds favoritc, was cheered long before he came out of the chute on the back of Pitchfork. His horse was not as active or as anxious to throw his rider as John Cantrcll and as result had to be spurrcd good and plenty by the champion before lie could be started.
 Johnny Fredrick is another ono Of the riders who is strong contender for the big stakes. Fredrick got a bucker when he drew Red Fox, but the Camp Verde boy stuck to his saddle as well as the rest of them. Big Lone Jordon riding Zcbo looked like boy bobbing around on thc sea in a hurricane Zebo came through with third day of good bucking and as result Jordon is onc of the men up towards the top.
 Everyone qualified in the worlds championship broncho riding contest and also in the bareback contest, each rider striking a good bucking horse and putting up fine exhibition.
 In the scmi-inals of the champion ship contest the following men quail fled: Lone Jordon on Zcbo, Logan Morris on Vinegar Roan. Frank Thompson on Big Sid, Doc Pardce on John Cantrcll, Harry Henderson on Pitchfork, Johnny Frcdrick on Rcd Fox and Dick Parker on Silver King.
 In the bareback riding scmi-6nals ill which the horses seemed to do the most and best bucking, Lone Jor- don qualified on Ioway "Wiid Horse" Hill on Pee Wee, Bob Donnell on Danger, Doc Pardcc on Red Squir- rel. Harry Henderson on Black Dia- mond, Bob Anderson on Bar D marc and Sterling Ellis on Roany.
 Another Big Crowd
 Although it was believed that Sun day would leave the other days far behind in the big crowd line, nearly 2,5O0 were again present at ycstcr days celebration and the spectators were just as enthusiastic as en the two days before, and in some cases moro so. Arena Director Haworth has gotten things down so that every thing is running of fast as is possible. The show was just as good ycster day as on Saturday and Sunday and the same number of exhibitions were given in a great deal less time.
 Funny Stuff
 Besides the regular races and con tests staged daily yesterdays pro gram contained two features, pota-