Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-09
SPORTS
ENTERTAIN BIC
CROWD At FAIR
Children's Races, Wild West
Sports, Provide Program
Interesting From Start

The sports program held in connec-
ton with the Agricultural Exhibit
was very interesting and attracted
large crowds. Every event proved
most interesting and no stunt passed
unnoticed.
Wild West Sports
There was some ueIay IN getting
the Droncno busting and other COW
Doy sports started. Ihey were TO fol
lu,y I1e base bail game but on ac-
count OF one Oh inc autos OF the Mas
co.. team breaking down at Pearce
the spots were not started until
nearly 3 u:clocK. 1die first event was
u steer llding contest. A iiack steer
was the Ilrst out OF the Snoot anu
Sy oqulies was aslride or him but
did not stay long as Tie rope slipped
and Sy went OF. The steer step
pIng IN Sy's hip as he fell.
FRANK Lyman, the blsbee ball play
err showed the crowd that ne couit
ride as we'll as play bali and succeed
Gu III riumg the bull. The bull put
up d gUou show OF DucAing but was
not allie to shake Eyman.
Young Hall proved himself the best
little red steer. The steer put up d
good fight but he was unable 10 pitcn
nall OF, who rode HIM all around the
tleid. After the steer was released
ne caused scattering among some
OF the spectators VINO were on the
1reld. A reported on The Review
staff was one Oh those VINO aIfOrued
amusement for the crowd Dy outrun-
nlng the steer. Hall was awarded the
first money in this contest.
In the calf ropping contest there
were tive entries, but two OF these
talIed to catch their Calf and Were
gwen no time james, Kinney was
awarded first money for tying mis- cali
IN 81 lis seconds. Bob Haverty was
given second money, SO seconds;
third time was maue by George Da
Wis in l minute and 81 seconds. DAVIS
missed his first throw and had hard
time throwing the calf after he had
caught him with the second threw.
Cilnt Guess made the best time in
catching his cali but the calf refused
to stayL led and Guess was uisQuali-
fled. Tom Potter was unfortunate
he missed two throws and then de-
clded that he had enough.
In the broncho busting there were
but two riders on account of the time
taken in the other events and IL was
necessary for the ball game to start.
Ernest Dean tried to ride the Zebro
Dun and succeeded in staying with
him for a short time, but Zebro final
ly succeeded in unseating Dean in
front of the grand stand. sly Squires
although suffering from an injury TO
his hip, sustained b. steer having
stepped on him, gamely mounted the
roam horse, "Chiricahua," and gave a
good exhibition of -siing. He rode
around the field, but had to quit the
horse when he started to leave by
the auto gate to the park. There was
an auto standing in the gate and the
horse crowded thre.gh between the
auto and the post. sly grabbing the
top OF the post and succeeded in get
ting clear of the horse. sly was given
first money and also had his picture
taken by the movie men on horse
with Miss Fritzy Ridgway.
The show, while not a lengthy one
was thoroughly enjoyed by the 1900
people that were in the park as well
as by the hundreds that we're seated
in their autos on Concentrator Hill.
The ChIdren's Races
Nearly 2 1000 people saw the va
rious foot and other races for the
children. In the 25-yard dash for boys
under u years old, Noel Cox proved
winner and was given a watch as
first prize. Andy Horn was second.
He was awarded an Ever Sharp pen
Gil. In the same event for girls.
Jean Walker was first with Celia
Fruitman a close second. They were
awarded suitable prizes.