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Twenty -Eight Pag
East Oregotuan RwmJ-Up Souvenir Edition
Pendleton. Oregon, FrwUy, September 21, 1917.
Grand List of Winners of Champion
Events Since Round-Up Started
Below In given a full llHt of tho
winner in the chumpfonHhlp events
of the flrat hIx itound-Upa:
1IHO Wlnncm.
Bucking contoHt Htrt Klly of
IMno Creek, ore., flrnt; Ernest Can
non of Ion Crftk, or., Hecond; Davo
Anderson, of 1'lno Valley, Ore., third.
Hteer roping C(ntfHtWon hy Hy
Mohh and Guy Hays of Pendleton.
Cowboys' reluy ruoe-Kred Spain
of 'iVlm-am-n-i., first; Hoy Kelly of
J'lne Creek, ore., Hecond
Cowirls riluy ra! Klla I,a Zln
ka, of Pendleton, first; Venus Jones
of ileppner, second.
J'ony exjireMM race Sid Seale of
Arlington, first; Fred Hpnln of Tel
casstt, necfind; Walter Scale f Ar
llnton. third.
Wild horse race John Hpnln of
TeloeuKsot, first; Walter Seale of Ar
llnton. Hecond; lilll KldliiKn of John
Day, third; Sid Seale of Arlington,
fourth. Jim Clark of John Day, fifth.
I1U ('Hamptons.
CnwhoyiT huoklriK contest - Johti
Spain of Telocnsset, first; ieorK"
Kletcher of Pendleton, second: Jason
Stanley of Iaih AiiKeles, third.
Steer ropinjf nontofrt Hoy Mosh of
Wenaha, first ; Kl;r chapma n, sec -ond;
C Khtnehardl. third.
BulhloKKlnK' contest Huffalo Ver
non of El Paso, Texas, first; J. K.
IJrfHCO of IvOH An neles, second.
CowlKiys' relay race Roy Kelly of
J -awl on. Wash., first; D. Younic. of
I Jtwton, Vah., second , Fred Spain,
of Telocasuet, third
CnwKlrls' relay race Ttert ha It lan
cett of Arizona, flnn. Kiln I a. Zlnka,
of I'endleton. MM'ond.
Pony express rare J.imm Stanley
of 1 AnKeles. flrwi; Itn Corlietl o!
IjO. (irande second. Hoy Kelly of
Iawton. Wash., third.
StaKe coach race John Spain of
TelocaMHOt, first ; Hen Hntihlnson of
Union, second.
Wild horse rare - - Won hy Shi
Sealt of Arlington.
Winners,
Cow hoy tf bucking contest Lou W.
Minor of Wallowa, first; Hert Kelly
of I'lne Creek, second; Art Acord or
Cheyenne, third.
Cowgirls' hu;k Inif contest for the
rhamploiiKhlp of the world Tillif
Baldwin of Ptnidlfton. first ; Bertha
Bl.ii.ncet I of Io Anxeles. hpcoikI.
Cob Klrls bucking contest for the
championship of northwest Blanche
McOaURhey of Pilot Rock, firm; rf
stel Walker of Sacramento, second.
Steer roplnj? contest Iel Klancat
of ios Aneeles, roplntr for pick Bark
er, who was Injured, first; Jim Roach
of McKay Creek, Ore., second; Jason
Stanley of Lios AnffWefl. third
dm boys' relay race 1, Young of
lAwton, Wimh., first; Jack Joyce of
I'endleton, second; Fred Spain of Wyoming, aecond Johnny Baldwin of. II5 Winners.
Telocasset, third. Pendleton, third. All-around cowboyIe Caldwell
Cows Iris' relay race Bertha Mian- IhilldngRlnfr contest Art Acord of of Pendleton. . ,
cett of Loh Angles, first: Itctta Cheyenne. Wyo., first; TIM Nevins, Bucking contest,ee Caldwell of
Scenes at the 1916 Round-Up
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Top, cowboys nnd cow
ceivipjf congratulation
gills in grand march on '.rack anil arena
s from A. Phirnister Proctor and c.nanes
; below. Jackson Sundown re
Wellington Furlong.
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In for Klla I.tt In kit wh
Jured. third.
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Mi';nnl; Fred Spain oj T"c:Ket.
third
; Htuxc coach race Won by Kd
I son of W'yomins.
Ctiwrw'jM' bttckinrt cntfvt-A. K.
Mcormack ol Oolditmlth. o..
first; liub Cavfn of Caldwell, Idaho.
Hecond; C C. t'oucn of fife. Ore
third. CowlrU buckintc contest NVttle
Hawn of Vrer.no. Cal.. rt; Bertha
Hlancett of A rizona. second ; M I n n le
Thompson of Cheyenne, third.
Steer ropinfr content Kd McCarty
of Cheyenne, first; Johnny Judd of
San l-unctsco. second; and Cub i
Crutchfleld of Cheyenne, third.
Cowboys' relay race Sleepy Arm
strong of Walla Walla, first; Jack
Wade of Wallowa, second; liny Kelly
of Iriwtnn. Wash., third.
Cowgirls' relay race Ii-rtha Hlan !
cett of Arlxfino, first; oilie Osbi.rn j
and Vera McOinnls. the otht-r con- j
testantH, Miffrred Mcohlfiits and diviil- ;
ed second and third money j
I 'i.ny e7:nrxs rae llraden Oei - J
I Int; nt Aihenit. I'lrvl ; Johnny HaM- i
tn nf 1'einlh'ton seconc!; J:iftn Stai-
Icy i if Los Angeles, third.
lJiilM(.L'iTiK contest Wally Tad
K'tl f Cheyenne, first; I Hi ilancett
of 1's Aiiff1's, second; L. W. Minor
of V, allowa third.
Sta? ctuich race John Spain of
Telocasset. first; H. W. H Smith, aec
ond ; Harry Morse of
! Champinn cowboy A
S ! mirk of ;oldi"ield, Wyo.
191 1 Winners.
'5 1 Champion all-around
S j Sammy ijarrett of Mulhall,
lUickln contest lied
i Valentl'ir, N'eb., second
:5 ; Judd or Cheyenne, third.
i St-'er r'pinw Tommy Crimi
r?i j Che.wnnc, first; Case ITescntt
H , IVmUetoii. second; J u'k Kret
Newvallii okla,. third.
i Steer bulMoRKin? Sum tlarrett
i i Mull.ail. ukla.. ilrst. Iell ulanrett
33 i I h enix. Hccnd; Ceorjce Francis
! Havre Mont third.
-rrr I ,owKiris relay r.ice Huih
of Toppetilsh. Wash., first;
Hlancett tf I'hofnW. second;
Sperry Steele of Mtchell.
third.
Cowif Iris" buck ltiir contest Hrt h
Hlnncett of phoenix flrt; Fannv
Snorry Steele of Mitchell. Mont., sec
ond: Minnie Thompson if Cheyenne,
third. C
li ny express race---Fred spiin of
T'nlon. first ; Jason Stanley of l.o
A n Re 1 or seco n d .
Stiijre ooach race-Clarence Plant
if I .on tr i reek. Tire, ohaiupin.
I'endleton first. Yakima Canutt ot
pomeroy second ; Jackson Sundown
of NVz Perce, Idaho, third.
Steer roping contest OeorffB Wler
of Monument. N. M.. first; Charles
Wler of Monument. N. M . second;
Ked Parker of Valentine. Neb., third.
Steer bulldozing content prank
Cable of Pendleton. first; Buffalo
Vernon of Cheyenne, second; Frank
McCarroll of Itolse. third.
Cowboys relay race--Allen Drum
heller ol Walla Walla, first; B. A.
"Sleepy" Armstrong of Pendleton,
second; Pill Abbott of Boise, third
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Cowgirls" relay race Ruth Parton
of Toppeni.h, champion: Bertha
Hhincelt of Phoenl second; Vera
McGlnnif of Jackson Hole. Wyo..
third.
I'ony express raceAllen Drum-
heller of Walla Walla, first: Tommy
rlme of Cheyenne, second; Charles
lleed of Athena, third.
Cowifirls" bucking context Hertha j
Blancelt of Phoenix, champion; Peg
gy Warren of Hamilton. Mont., sec
ond; Princess Redblrd of Flambeau.
N. D.. third
Stage coach race Zibe Morse of
Union, first; Gilbert Minthorn of
t'matllla reser'atlon. second.
1IS Winners.
Cowboys' bucking contest First.
Jackson Sundown, Xespelem, Wash.:
second, Rufus Rollen, Tulsa. Okla
homa; third. Broncho Bob Hall. In-
l dependence. Ore.
Kulldogglng First Frank McCar
roll. I'endleton. Oregon; 2nd. Henry
Warren. Victor. Mont.; third. John
Rick. Cheyenne. Wyo.
Cowgirls- bucking First. Katie
Wilkes, Miles City. Mont.: second.
Peggy Warren. Victor, Mont r third,
Elol.se Hastings. Cheyenne. Wyo.
Steer roping First. Oeorge Wler.
(Continued on Pace 10.)
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