East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-23
FAST RACING
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Scout could get throw. He had hard
luck on both buldoggtng and roping.
Red Mccullough caught by the neck
but tied. Time As 20.
Tommy Grimes made It snappy and
tied in % 3-5 seconds.
Billy bingham got his steer by the
neck but tied in Al SIS.
Mabel Strickland. champion lady
roper of the world, gave another eX-
hibition in steer rOping. She threw
and caught quickly and her. time for
getting the tie was 43 3-5 seconds.
Buddy Sterling, who broke his
steers horn Thursday. was gwen an
other steer today. He tied in 54 S-5
seconds.
Cowboys Milking CContcSt.
This event, 7o,;,,!. 7ro,..>,!. 5 an innovation
this year, was just as lively today as
it was yesterday. Charles Sawyer was
first man in. Roy KiveSt was second
and Slim Caskey was third. The con-
ditions of the events are that the cow
boy must rope his COW. He has the
services of one helper then to assist
nccked bottle. There must be enough
milk to pour out.
1t was followed by the grand parade
in which appeared the Round Up Of
ficials, queen Thema and her attend
ants, a number of the Rough Writers
and the entrants in the show. Then
followed the Indians, resplendent in
all their cos' umes. Then came the
snake march over thearena, and then
the breath-taking charge.
This was followed by fancy riding
stunts by some of the cleverest riders
at the show. Then the Indians gave
their dance in the arena.
Prairie Rose Henderson on Raw
Inns Kid, Bonnie McCarroll on Brandy
and Lauretta Schrimpf, on Buckskin
Billy did some neat riding, for the
exhibition bucking.
In the pony express race, Darrell
Cannon, last years champion in this
event, defended his title by winning
first with the Drumhellcr string.
Scoop Martin was second, with the
Irwin string. Cannon's time for the
day was 2:03 and the total 4:14R.
Jesse Farrow finished third
With seven entries, the Indian pony
race got off to good start.
Northwest Buclling
Burrel Stimson got a big spill on
Keepsake. Floyd Stillings rode Peli-
can. =. II. Mcdonald got thrown by
Corbett, who finished his antics with
a spectacular back kick. Monte Kim
bail rode Powder River.
Sundance proved too much of n
shimmy shaker for Frank McCarroll,
and piled the rider to the ground.
Morris Hanson on Lena scratched but
pulled leather, when his horse crash
ed into the fence. Jack Hanson made
a good ride on Angel Slim Merrl-
field found Speedball much too swift
and was thrown. Buff Stocker found
Whistling Annie a bad one and was
thrown. James Helm had no diff
Guilty in riding Zane Gray, Doc Trap
rock did some real bucking and pro-
vided ar impromptu Cruise of tho
kawa" for Pinky Gist. Pinky stuck
but choked the biscuit.
Toddling Suzzie did some classy
stepping when mounted by Floyd
Wise. Jack Coats rode Black Raven,
scratching. ]. p. French rode Mrs.
Wigs. f. e. Endsley on Wild Fire,
pulled leather.
World Championship Bucldng.
Jesse Coats scratched and rode
George Putnam. ! Be Dam did some
cakewalking and was scratched by
Boss Richardson, who rode.
Steer Roping.
A. ]. Vey, 80.
Roy Quick. 80 4-5.
Ray Bell so.
Eddie McCarty, 4G 20.
Roy Kivett, Is 3-5.
Roach and Shotwell, disqualified;
Claude Sawyer lost steer.
Scout Maish, overtime. .,sy
Red Mccullough, As 2-j.
Tommy Grimes, 25 3-5.
Buddy Sterling, 43 3-5.
Billy bingham, AZ 3-5.
Milking Contest.
Claude Sawyer, first; Roy Kfvett.
second. Sawyer's time, 5S S-5. XII
vetts, 60 3-5.
Headlight proved himself an adept
at bucking and spilled Montana Red
Tate. Billy bingham rode Search
Light
Yakima Canutt, twice a title holder
and winner of second honors last year
rode Corkscrcw, which in spite Of
fak's scratching, showed little spirit
N bucking. Leathcrncck did some
good bucking when ridden by Mike
Hastings.
The cowboys relay was a snappyl
went, Scoop Martin getting a good