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t HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday. Sptmbr 5. 1961 Complete IQ68 Morrow County Rodeo Results Given 1 ,. -,! limi-nrd. I (lav: Heidi Johnson, first: Keith Complete result of the Mor row county rodeo are as follows: Saddle Bronc Biding First Day: Harry Noble, first, 61 points; Gene Jordan, Mitchell, second, 58; Glbb Grecs, Day Mile, third, 53; Enoch Walker and Norman Goreo, tied lor fourth, 53 each. Second day: Walker, first, 61; Grecs and Goree, tied for second, 58 each; Noble, fourth, 57. AvernRe: No l.le, first, 118; Walker and Jor dan tied for second, 111 each; GreRK, fourth, 113. Bareback Riding Sid Britt, Lexlncton, first, 65; Larry Smith. Whiskey Hill, second, 00; Bobby Conforth, Welser, Ida ho, third, 59; Don Freeman, Klnmath Falls, fourth, 58; Bus ter Green, Redmond, fifth, 57; Jim Sk'bol, Portland, sixth, 55. Bull Riding Larry Smith, first, 58; Larry Cutler. Vancou ver, Wash., second, 50; Bob Wck ner, third, 55; Ronnie Walling, Salem, fourth, 51; Marvin Both- urn, Sublimity, fith, 53; Joe Crow cior, Glenwood. Wash., and Al len Barker, Puvallup, Wash., tied for sixth, 52 each. Bulldoqglnq First dnv: Taul Dul'ont, Canby, first, 3.9 sees.; Ron Currin, Heppner, second, 4.7; Don Griffith, Spray, third, 5.6; Gary Miller, Prosser, Wash., fourth, 6.1. Second day: Lloyd Combs, Clarkston, Wash., first, 3.9; Fred Hollv, Glenwood, Wash., second, 4.1: Dick Kelly, Walla Walla, third, 4.2; Wayne Smith, Kennewick, fourth, 5.6. Averages: Currin, first, 11.1; Du Pont, second, 11.7; Tom Patter son, Pnsco, Wash., third, 12.6; Joe Rosenberg, Pendle ton, fourth, 14.1. Calf Roping First day: Rob ert Lear, Clarkston, Wash., first, 10.6; Rich Vrendenberg, Myrtle Creek, second, 13.6; Billy Kind, Enumclaw, Wash., third, 14.3; Terry Relter, Boise, fourth, 15.3. Second day: Tom Norton, Mad ras, first, 11.7; J. D. bherman, Bellevue, Wash., second, 12.0; Don Tidwell and Spike La France, Canby, tied for third, 12.4 each. Averages: Lear, first, 26.0; Sherman, second, 28.3; La France, third, 28.8; Tidwell, fourth, 29.6. Team Hoping Jack Sherman, Bellevue, and O. C. Hilton, Dar rinRton, Wash., first, 9.2; Dar rell Waddill, Puyallup, and Jim Dillman, Ft. Lewis, Wash., sec ond, 11.0; Bud Ingram, Haines, and Jim Ingram, Haines, third, 11.8; Don Anderson, Arlington, and Blair Philippi, Arlington, fourth; John Rosebrook, Beaver Creek, and Spike LaFrance, fifth, 13.5; and Wendell Branton, Lebanon, and Olin Melcenheim er, Richland, Wash., sixth, 14.1. Wild Cow Milking Bill Eg gelson, Snohomish, Wash., first, 21.7; Bud Ingram, second, 27.8; Dick Kelly, third, 28.8; Bob Howard, Deer Island, fourth 31.6; Fred Holly, fifth, 33.2; Sid Brltt, sixth, 35.0. Morrow County Amateur Calf Roping First day: John Kuhn, Boardman, first, 32.2; Wayne Evans, Heppner, second, 36.3; Jerry Dougherty and Mark Mur ray,' both Heppner, tied for third, 40.7. Second day: Tom Martin, first, 36.5; Bob Bergs trom, second, 64.8. Averages: Martin, first, 97.0; Bergstrom, second, 129.0; Kuhn, third, 32.2 first day (failed to rope first day). Wranglers Cow Riding Ron Cecil, first, 49; Alvln Ashbeck, Echo, second, 48; Dave Mathe ny, Heppner, third, 47. Novice Bronc Riding Norm Durfey, first, 52; Dan Jordan, Mitchell, second, 43; Leon Gage, Powell Butte, third, 40. Oregon Barrel Racing First day: Judi Dryden, first, 18.1; Kay Simmelink, Madras, and Gale Malcom, Heppner, tied for sec ond. 18.2; Terri Calhoun, Port land, fourth, 18.6. Second day: Judi Dryden, first, 17.8; Jerri Spielman, Eugene, second, 17.9; Julie Benson, Eugene, third; Terri Calhoun, fourth, 18.2. Ave rages: Judi Dryden, first, Kay Simmelink, second, 36.7; Julie Benson and Terri Calhoun, tied for third, 36.8. Quarter-Mile Open Race George Steagall, Heppner, first; Delene Durfey, Condon, second; Harry Noble, Boardman, third. Wild Horse Race Al Sellers, Portland, first; Joe Yocom, Lex ington, Don Ford, Athena, and Kenny Gates, second and third place split. Flag Race First day: Hepp ner Wranglers, first, 91.2; Uma tilla Sage Riders, second, 94.4. Second day: Wranglers, first, 93.2; Sage Riders, second, 94.2. Averages: Wranglers, first, 183.3; Sage Riders, second, 188.6. Morrow County Registered Ouarterhorse Race Becky Ful li ton. Heppner, first; Donnle I'npineau, Lexington, second; Hurry Noble, Boardman, third. Wayne Paplneau. Lexington, first; George Steagflll. Heppner, second. Cowgirl Races Saturday af ternoon: Becky Fulleton, first; Uiura CasseiiK, llermlston. see or.d; Mary Jeanne Adair, ren dition, third. Saturday nigm: Connie Paplneau. Lexington, flin; Penny Paplneau, Lexing ton, second; Jesse Jones entry, third. Sunday afternoon: Becky Fulleton. first; Penny Paplneau, second, Laura Cassens, third. Pony Races 44 and Under First day: Jane Wilson, first; Chris Paplneau. second; Kenny Lee Howard, third. Second day: June Wilson, first; Chris Pap lneau. second; Craig Howard, third. Pony Races 44 to 54 Inches First day: Mary Jeanne Adair, lirsi. Aeiin ropinrau. kw, Heidi Johnson, third. Second day: Heidi Johnson, first; Keith Paplneau, second; Stan Wilson, third. Exhibition Pony Race Mary Jeanne Adair, Keith Paplneau, Heidi Johnson. i 1 .r v. iv ;; . .7 , w' l-J LJ -ba FIRST in saddle bronc riding at the Morrow county rodeo was Harry Noble who is being presented a certificate for a pair of chaps from Heppner Auto Sales, Inc.. as a trophy. Making the presentation is Princess Kathy Hinton. (G-T Photo) "1 h 11 ft (A , J J . 11. RON CECIL of Heppner won a trophy buckle given by Herman Green, Heppner, for Ifirst place in Wranglers Cow Riding at Hie Morrow county Rodeo. Princess Marcia Jones presented the award. (G-T Photo) Flott's Truck Service PHONE 989-8420 For Fast and Dependable FREIGHT TRUCK SERVICE From Portland Including Daily Overnight Service Saturdays MOVING? CALL US Successful Saving Starts with a System rhe most successful system is to deposit a regular part sf earnings each pay day. TRY IT PAY YOURSELF FIRST OPEN AN ACCOUNT TODAY ACCOUNTS NOW INSURED TO $154)03 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION BOX 848 PENDLETON HEPPNER WRANGLERS took both flag races at the Morrow county rodeo this year and won another trophy given by Farley Motor Company. Princess Sue Ellen Greenup makes the presentation here to the riders. At left is Mrs. Sandra Rodrigues (Eubanks) of Hermiston, and at right of Princess Sue Ellen are Patti Pettyjohn, lone, and Greg Brooks, Arlington. This is the third flag race trophy for the Wranglers. They expect to race again in the Pen dleton Round-Up this year. (G-T Photo) o V J ' NORMAN DURFEY of Condon was the first man to win the novice bronc riding event at the Morrow county Rodeo, since this was the first year that the event was on the program. Princess Sheila Luciani here presents him with silver buckle trophy from Wes and Helen Sherman of The Gazette-Times. (G-T Photo) A MODERN Business Operation Demands QUALITY CQR1KCSM HOW IS YOUR STOCK OF . . . LETTERHEADS Cr MATCHING ENVELOPES INVOICES . STATEMENTS WINDOW ENVELOPES RULED FORMS BUSINESS CARDS PROGRAMS ANNOUNCEMENTS . . . Whatever Your Printing Needs May Be See Us Guaranteed Satisfaction Prompt Service The Gazette-Times Heppner Phone 676-9228 Dealer For Moore Business Forms GENE ORWICK
