The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-09-08
ROUNDUP 4 SUCCESS
EXCEPT FOR
FINANCES

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Firm ano entertainment viewpoint
the two-day Broadus Roundup last
success but from q financial viewpoint
it IL another story for a $500 dencit
remains that will be covered by the
Broadus business houses. The attend-
ance did not come up to expectations
and consequently the purses and cver-
head expense exceeded the revenue.
The show supplied riding and rae
ing exhibitions that could not be ex-
celled in much larger places.
The hrst day Dan Gilmore won the
saddle bucking contest on Examiner,
the Cramer horse. Newman Daily and
Roy King tied for second and Fred
Russell was third. Gilmore scored 96.
Daily and King SO each. Russell 81,
Tom Daily 50. Harry Mitchell SO and
Chester Bruce IS. Other contestants
were Bob Melton, George Mackleberg.
George johnson, William Rosad, Dick
Smith. Frank Allison, Hub Daily. Geo..
Straugh.
Steer riders the first day were Ar
lin Burgey. Chester Bruce. Dick Wood
all. Frank Allison. Paul Bruce. Louie.
Russell.
Bareback riders the first day were
Mackleberg 90, Allison 80, johnson IS,
Gilmore IS. Smith 80, Burgey Is. Bruce
75 and Straugh.
On the racing program the first Cay.
Joe Larson riding tho c. A. Allison
horse won the half mile free for all.
Lew Irion second and Pal owned by
Pat Finnegan third. Lew Irion won
the cowboys quarter nile, Joe Ition
second and Allison third. Osborn 1rion
wen the boys half mile, Pat Sandal
seond. The quarter mile free for all
was won by Allison Arst in - 1-5 Sec
Onds, Lew Irion second and Cook third.
The relay race was won by Joe Irion
on the Roy Beason string, Glen Ames
on Art Allison's string second. The Ia.
dies half mile was won by Mrs. Dan
Harvey on the Finnegan horse first
and Mrs. Lew Irion second.
The Brock mare won the $25 Wood
Oswald prize the first day as the best
buck ng horse. the horses Of Charles
Scolield and D. w. Ross tied for sec
ond money and the Cramer and Bailey
horses tied for third.
In the saddle contests the second
day. the winners were Harry Mitchell
on Shorty Davis, the AL Irion horse.
first; Tom Daily on the Bailey horse
second. The score Of the riders was:
Mitchell 81. Daily 95. Straugh 90. c.
Bruce 50, Russell IS. Other contest
ants were Hub Daily. L. Brownfield,
Bob Higgins, Roy King. Bob Melton.
Clyde Wilson, George johnson. Dick
Smith. Newman Daily. Roy King and
Dick Woodall.
Steer riders the second day were
Horace Broaddus. Cheser Bruce. Roy
| Lane, Bob Higgins, Arnold Burgey.
Chester Beagle and George Johnson.
Bareback riders the second day were
King 81, L. Brownfield %, Bruce 50,
Gilmore IS. Charles Dillard, Arnold
Burgey, Chester Beagle. George john
son and Bob Higgins Roy King rode
the Wilson mule to perfection for q
side purse of $40.
| The Al Irion horse won the $2e
Lindley first prize for the best buck
ing horse the second day. Lew Irion's
horse was second and Haz Bailey's
horse third.
The horse racing card the second
day was opened with q half mile free
for all. won by Mrs. Dan Harvey on
Pal the Finnegan horse. Lew Irion Sec
ond with Allison and w. U. Cook tied
LOT tnlrO, tnOugn iater AluSOn. COnCeO~
i ed third money to Cook. In the half
mile cow pony race Allison was first
and Lew Irion second. The boys hall
mile was won by the Beason horse first
and Cook second. The ladies' half mills
was hotly contested. won half a length
) by Mrs. Harvey on Pal. Mrs. w. U.
Cook second. In the relay, Konkright
[ riding the Beason string was first and
e Ames riding the Allison string second
The 44O-yard relay foot race was wor
by Sam and Albert Jansen. Carl Irior
and W. F. Murray. The team taking
second money consisted Of Lloyd and
Floyd Konkright. Clarence Frazier and
Ralph Irion. A Belle Creek team tool
third but no money. losing the race b!
q defective transfer from one runner
to the other.
In matched 100-yard foot race
Konkright beat Alva Macy by tw.
feet.
Charles Scofield, J. c. Hand an.
Johno Wells officiated as judges of tn
' bucktng contests and F. w. Rue an,
IL. L. Wilson Judges of the iac
ing events.
The dancing floor at shortys hal
was crowded both nights with must
supplied by the Konkright orchestrs
}. Good order prevailed everywher
and the people who attended tn
q Roundup went away well satisfie
with the entertainment. they had re
: ceived.