Weekly journal-miner., 1920-06-30

the contestants in Frontier Days sports is that offered by the Frontier Days association this year. When this program is presented under the direction of Arena Director RuifneF, on July 2, 3, and 5, it will go down in the annals of spottdorh as the best ever offered either to contestant or ito an audience. Commencing at l o'clock, July 2, the grand parade of Frontier Days contestants and visiting horsemen from the Frontier Days headquarters around the plaza and to the Frontier Days grounds will be-4e1d
 The contests at the grounds will start at o'clock sharp.
 Bronco Riding
 The $1,200 offered in the worlds championship bronco riding contest ! is attracting riders to this city. The first rize will be $500 in cash and the beautiful diamond studded worlds championship gold medal; second prize, $500; third prize, $l00. These prizes will be awarded at the end of the contests, and in addition the fol- lowing day moneys will be awarded: First day, $50; second, $50 ($2O awarded to each of the top contest ants for the first and second days); ] third day, $40, with $l0 awarded each of the top contestants. A man enter ing this event will have IA chances to win back his entrance fee. The stock for this contest are in excellent con dition and everything is ready for the word to go. The beautiful medal which will be awarded to the contest ant winning this contest is on display in the window of the Hesla jewelry | store. The contestant winning this |, medal two consecutive years has the ! privilege of keeping it as his own . property.
 Prize for Best.Bucker
 One hundred dollars will be paid by the management for the best buck ing horse brought to Prescott These horses will not be judged in compe- tition with the regular--trQntier Days stock, but in class by themselves.
 Consolation Bucking Contest
 The men disqualified away from the chutes on July 2. 3 and in the worlds championship bronco riding | contest will be eligib1e to the conso- lation bucking conteSt Staos the 5th, the ! same rules governing as for the | worlds championship contest, the i management to selectthe horses. No | entrance fee is charged in this event ! the purse being one money, $lOO.
 Bareback Bronco Riders 1
 In the bareback bronco riding, $250t l will be awarded: First prize, SIPS; i second, $75; third. $50. The entrance ice in this event is $lO The prizes will be awarded at the end oi the four days contests to the contestant mal- { ing the best showing.
 Bull Riding Mirthful
 A stunt full of mirth is the bull rid i ing. for which $500 will be given, 1 prizes paid each day as follows: First, 1 $50; second, $25; third, $15; fourth, Sl0. 4 small entrance fee of $5 is charged in this event.
 Big Prize for Bull Ropers Three thousand dollars is the purse hung up in the worlds championship bull roping contest. The first prize will be $1,000 cash; the second, $750; third, $35O; fourth, $250; fifth, SIPS; | sixth, $75; seventh, $50. In addition the following day moneys will be awarded: July ?, to the three fastest teams, $50 each; July 3, to the three fastest teams, $50 each; July 4, to the i fastest team, $50, and July 5, to the fastest team, $50 The entrance fee is i $50 per team, two men to team. !! Those entering this event will have Is chances to win back. their entrance 1 fee. Any roper may rope twice, but must have q different roping partner each time. This rule is laid down so that no individual can enter as many i times as he chooses, thus defeating fellows chance who can afford only | to enter once.
 Calf Tying Prize List
 Fourteen hundred dollars will be awarded in the calf tying contest. The first prize is $500; second, $250; third, $2O0; fourth, SlO0; fifth, $75; sixth, $25. These prizes will be awarded at the end of the contest, and in addition the following day moneys will be awarded: First day, $1OO; second, $lOO; third, $25; fourth, $25. The entrance fee IS $25, with l6 !. chances to win it back.
 Pony Express Relay Races
 The highest purses ever paid for |