East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-21

/. ZlDe MOfSe.
.. Gilbert Minthorn.
Pony Express.
|. Allen Drumheller.
.. Tommy Grimes.
3. Charles Reed.
Cowgirls' Relay.
l. Ruth Parton.
?. Bertha Blancett.
8. Vera McGinniS.
Drumheller Wins Cowboys Pony Race
!. Allen Drumhcller.
=. Max Gaunt.
3. E. A. Armstrong.
cowboys Relay Race.
/. Allen Drumheller.
| 2. e. A. Armstrong.
! 8. Bill Abbott.
! Cowboys Standing Race.
I /. Sid Scale.
.. Ben Corbett.
| Shutdown Wins.
| In 1916 Jackson Shutdown was the
lwinner of the cowboys bucking cham
| pionship. Rufus Rollen was escond
and Broncho Bob Hall, third.
The women's bucking champion was
| Katie Wilkes, ater Katie Canutt, with
I Peggy Warren second and Eloise
Hastings third. Bulldoggng was won
| by Frank McCarroll, who bested Hen
lry Warren and John Rick, winners of
i second and third places respectively.
/ George Wer was winner of the
steer roping contest. Ed McCarty was
second, Chester. Byers third and Dan
/ Clark. livestock agent for the O.-W.
II. G. N, was fourth.
Others Ore Winners.
Other 1915 winners were:
| Wild Horse Race.
l. Ben Dobbins.
| q. Dave White.
8. Hugh Clarke.
Cowgirls' Relay Race.
| /. Mabel DeLong.
| Q. Bertha Blancett.
| 3. Katie Wilkes.
| Tug OF War.
| Dell Blancett.
! Quick Change.
/. Sam Garrett.
| 2. Eddie McCarty.
Canutt Is Champion.
| Coming events cast their shadows
before and this was true in 1917
when Yakima Canutt, of Penewawa,
1919 bucking champion, won the
bucking championship on "Culdesac."
Broncho Bob Hall of independence
on angel" won second, while Dave
White of Pendleton, took third on p.
J. Mutt.
Sharing honors with Canutt was
Mildred Douglas of Cheyenne, who
won first in the bucking contest for
women. Second place was held by
Prairie Rose Henderson, of Cheyenne
land third by Ollie Osborn, of Union.
Charles wier, of Monument, won
the steer roping contest, while George
Wicr was second. Sammy Garrett
was third.
Paul Hastings Wins.
The bulldogging, always an event oil
paramount interest, was won by Paui
Hastings of Medicine Hat, Jim Lynch
Of Miles City, Montana, was second'
and Lloyd Saunders, of Cheyenne,
third. Saunders since 1917 has been
performer at the Roundup.
other winners in the various events
were:
Cowboys Relay Race.
1. Nep Lynch, riding ]. y. Parsons
Istring.
2. Allen Drumheller. riding his
own string.
3. Sleepy Armstrong, riding his
own string.
Pony Express Race.
I. Nep Lynch.
2. Braden GeTking.
3. Bob Anderson.
Miss belong Winner.
Miss Mabel DeLong won first in th'
icowgirls' relay race. riding the Drum
lheIIer string. Donna Card was sec
ond with the Ed McCarty string an'
Josephine Sherry. riding her owl
string, took third place.
Hugh Strickland proved himself tn
bucking champion in 1918. with Ari
zona, who won second place. and Te'
Smith. who took third. as close con
testants
The most spectacular feature Of tn
show that year was the exhibition b!
Katie Canutt, the slender, wiry black
haired cowgirl. who in 1916 won tn,
women's bucking championship. Sh'
won the woman's bucking contest, tn
loowgirls' relay and the cowgirls' pom,
lin 1913. ollie Lindsay vas second u
the bucking contest and Rose Smitl
THIRD. Bertha Blancett was second %
1.-THE cowgirls' pony and Jessie Drum
iheller third In the relay Donna Car,
took second and Bertha Blancei
third.
NcCarroI Winner.
Ray McCarroll was champion bull