Arizona republican., 1921-11-28
BIC CROWDS ATTEND
 THREE DAY COWBOY !. EVENT AT FLORENCE

L1EiaI III ! LUilEIaOI Walter Cline carried away the high ! honors at the third annual Pinal Punchers' Parada which was brought | to a conclusion at Florence Saturday night after three days of exciting | cowboy sports. Average attendance | during the three days of the Parada | was 5000 people from all parts of | the state.
 The first days program carried ! baseball game and dance. Cowboy | sports did not begin until Friday morning, when they were ushered in with a fast calf tying contest. All ! stock and horses were in the prime | of condition and a little bite in the ! atmosphere gave them a zest that | kept the participants in the various | event on the move constantly. The | calves jumped from their release | with an eagerness to bound and | plunge over the fields at breakneck | speed and put up stiff fights when | ever roped. But even under these 1 conditions the entrants in the roping and calf tying contests made an un- l unusual showing.
 Of special interest to the specta- tors was the display of horsemanship in the bronco busting contests and l wild horse race. The animals en- tered in these affairs were so wild that they had to be roped and thrown
 before a rider could mount them. In addition to being about the bucking est mounts ever brought before an
 audience they were so vicious that
 they would often attempt to attack
 rider after they had thrown him. l Only two of eight entrants managed
 to hold to the backs of the ani-
 mais. However. that was not alto
 gether the fault of the other riders,
 as they managed to hang onto the
 rcllicking backs until the saddles
 were jerSed off.
 F. E. Kunslman of Phoenix re- turned from the parada last night
 with some excellent pictures of the | event which he has taken for the
 Pathe News films.
 "For the past IA years I have made
 it my business to attend fairs,
 round-ups and similar events" he
 said. "and never have I seen better | stock or better riders assembled at
 one place for such an affair."" 1 The Parada was staged under the
 auspices Of the Pinal County Cattle
 Growers association, all members of
 which worked hard to make the oc-
 casion one of great general interest
 Walter Cline was entered in most l of the events of the two days and |
 he was entered. He took first prize ? in the calf roping contest the first ] day, in the relay horse race the sec . ond day and in the roping horse race : He also won a place in the cal | tying contest and shared in tho l, money with Morris in the steer tying l contest.
 l Following is the complete list o l, prizes and awards:
 Calf Tying (time given is averag l. for the two days):
 C Names: Time Purs
 Guy solomon ....--.. 3s 4-s s17 =l T. Henton ........... ss 4-5 IT j. Red stone -......... 3S ss Wayne Taylor ...-... D Wayne Taylor took first money tn . first day and Vic Sans the secon z day.
 p Steer tying:
 s Curry and Curry .-.. ss 7-10 $2o h Redondo and Nichols. 46 s-1o 15
 Cline and Morris. 4s 7-1o [ e Carranza and Leon.. 6s 5-1o , n wooten and Solomon 7 t Redondo and Nichols won frs l. money the first day and Whitlow an y Bamric the second day. n Broncho riding toniy two me IS qualified out of eight entrants): E. Joe Hunt ...............ss.. szv :. F. B. Morris. ..........-......@ AV n Maverick and calf rCping: e Walter Cline (first daye. .....,.. E g Zee Hayes tsecond day)........ { le Relay, horse race:
 s, First day: IT, Bill Martin ........sss.4 .ts,pr.s e, Walter Cline ..s..ss..s.s.s>.s L. Second day:
 l- | Walter Cline ..s......sssssvsss IT | Bill Martin ...se........s....s le Bull-dogging: is Jim Houston .....s...s..~rs..s " Bull riding: Tt Frank Sanders .........~-s...s.. le Calf riding (for boys Is years ol of or under: IS Amos Hawkins ......es,&<.. .-a.s nt Roping horse race:
 Walter Cline ...........s...... S' a. Wild horse race: in M. Mendoza r. Judges for all the events were Ds CT Kleinman. Mesa: Jimmie Davis. Tut ed son. and Cliff Bogard. Florence.
 Many visitors to the Parada stay'
 over Saturday night for the schedule
 ten round go between Lee Anderss by and Al Smaulding. which was broug
 to a finish by the referee in u
 eighth round, when he gave Anders' l- the decision. This action of the re
 cree saved Smaulding from knocl
 out. as he had bounced off the flo Ire twice in the eighth round. It was
 fast go. with Smaulding acceptil