East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-22
MORNING SHOW BIG THRuI4ER
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put himself out of the running by
catching his steer by the foot
Bucking contest.
Z. Manderyille was first up on
Buzzard. He scratched the animal
from the first jump and stayed.
J. Rick Of wyoming made good
ride on Two Step, good bucker. The
horse ran into the gate and Rick suf-
fered broken leg.
c.. Collins was thrown by Lou, q
mediocre bucker, in short order
Charley Johnson son-in-law of c.
Is, Irwin, rode Buster Brown straight
up.
7 Ben Oakes stayed with Miss Ira
cey but he rode safe throughout.
Andrew Jack, Indian, rode Pin
Ears, one time saddle horse, but kept
his spurs in the cinch.
Spitfire proved race horse and
S. w. Joe had no chance to show his
stuff.
4 Motto. an Irwin horse, made a good
buck but could not lose Dick Martin.
Eugene Dickey, a Caldwell Indian,
rode Buckskin Billy without chaps,
! but kept his spurs set in the cinch.
Monkey Wrench was some twister
and threw B. Kieth after the rider
had pulled leather before and behind.
Mckay, a spotted cayuse, threw Joe
Hayes, heavyweight Indian rider, iii
three jumps.
Ben Dobbins, Utah cowboy who Won
at Elko, New, this year, had no trou-
BILE riding Bald Hornet, a running
bucker.
j. B. King a Nevada cowboy, drew
Nevada Kid, pinwheeler, and spur
red him.
Broncho Bob Hall of Pocatello
rode Billy Buck and dug him along
toward the latter part of the ride.
ID. Meyers rode Black Diamond, a
jackrabbit jumper, in good form.
Jesse James was real outlaw but
P, Bill, Indian, made a good ride
while he stayed. Eventually he was
catapulted into space.
! D, Condor was all but thrown by
Smithy.
Mitchell Thompson, Indian, threw
the crowd into a roar when he was
pitched on his nose in front of the
grandstand by Wiggles
Steer Roping.
+. j. Grahams first throw caught
but one horn. His second went over
head and fore legs and he quit with
out getting time.
Joe Forrest had hard luck. His
steer wouldn't stay thrown and his
saddle slipped. Time was called on
him.
Chester Byers made a good catch
and throw but horse refused to hold
steer He threw it second time and
fini he'd tie in 1:10 AS.
r. P. McClelland missed first cast
likewise the second. His third caught
steer by forelegs and ne was forced tC
take rope off. Fourth try unsuccess
g full and quit.
Cuba Crutchfield got his first rop'
over one horn only and il slipped off
His second was better placed but h
was delayed in throwing the brute
= His time was 1892.
John Badger got but one horn o.
:. first throw. His horse was unrul
and before he could get throw tim
= was called on him.
= Buffalo Vernon threw the crow
:, into laughter when ne bulldogged hi
steer when it arose as he started t
tie It. However, he finally had
throw 1t again with his horse. HI
time was 1872 Az.
le ]. Maggert was pitched in fame
III style by old Colonial
J. Gangrow, up on Whistling Anni'
% was shaken off in nalf dozen jump
J. D. Henderson, last of the morn
y ing riders, was thrown by Angel
short time.
u ]. Naylor, ]. 7. Peters, H. Wash
;" ishle, L. Williams, c. Sander, ToI
Zahn. Pendergass and 3 Daniels, a
Of whom were scheduled to ride tn
morning failed to appear to mour
, their horses
4 Vernon was disqualified for takin
/ only two and a half turns with tn
Ig rope In hog tying.
le Eddie McCarty, champion of 1911
e made a good cast and threw his stee
10 in fast time. His total time was
;" seconds.
~ Floyd Irwin, who made the taste.
y time yesterday, made another gret
n record this morning when he con
=" pleted his task in 35 seconds, lei
than second behind mis- time yeste
day His total two-steer time wi
undoubtedly put him in the money
George Wier made the best time
n date when he roped, threw and tlt
his steer In rs 2-5. Wier was in II
money last year.
Frank Rogers of Baker made
pretty catch but his horse got tai
gled in the rope When he final
- -, tried to throw the steer his roI
q. broke.
!. Dell Blancett made pretty fir
east but had to throw his steer twic