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GAZETTfc-TlMl'S, Bull Riding is popular event Holes (or Hull Hiding tay : "Hiding (o be done with out hand and looe rope, with or without hand tnlil Hope mutt have hell Huil Mill Ih' ridden eighl ccond.v Kider will In disqualified for being bucket! oil or loiuhing annual with tree h.mit inopis HCA rules i Hull ruling has the most entries ot tin1 three riding events Tlu reason tor this is that tho iniiiilx'r ol anituals m the draw on whom a man can win money it he rides them is lar greater in this eent Kor Ilif Ix-ginnor there is loss eniharassmeut in being thr own trom a bull, which can Thursday, September 7, 1072 When a ruin buck nil away from his riding hand, his weight pulls down on tin1 wrap behind his knuckle and he olten "hunt; up" and helpless until either thi' i-lovwn can lei'k the end ol tin- roH- tree or the hull Imally throw htm lm.i' Jack Kelly Mid lo be :trd in the National Hull Hiding finals, rode lor a lii Keeause hulls will attack a horse, pickup men can't tie used and the ruler who leaves a hull has only the clown lo help him At one tunc Satur day altermxui. a bull sent one ot tlir clowns in (he lop of the lence near the grandstand, the announcer cautioned him with, 'Those things sticking out ol his head are not bananas " make a champion look like an apprentice Hank Khhy won the high money in this event by riding the bull Clyde, an uuridden bull, lor a ore ol He wort the spurs from the Wagon N heel John Quint.in.i was one of the contestants for Ibis event He once rode the bull H il lor the highest bull riding teore ever recorded, that ol Jim an Winkle, Oregon's 1 1 1 M School bull ruling cbanipiou entered the event Kor awhile it looked like his hand was caught He had an exciting, rough ride Fred Larson takes Steer Wrestling JEu Jj-- v ; Lz I 3 - STORMOR DOES MORE FOR YOU 2STORMOR Hello Mr. & Mrs. Farmer We are now able to offer you a choice between regular bins or a 50 ft. wide clearspan "Flat-House" type building. A.S.C. financing is available for &or't of the total cost whether we erect or you choose to erect your own storage. These funds can be obtained at the low interest rate of 5.2or; for 5 years. Contact us soon. T&C Storage Box 357 lone, Oregon 97843 Phone 422-7437 Hules: Steer must be caught from horse If steer gets loose, dogger may take no more than one step to catch him. Steer will be considered down only when it is lying flat or. its side, all tour feet and head pointing in same direction. (Synopsis ia.- rules i Sundav also had the high pointers in this event Kred Larsen the 2nd man out bulldogged his steer in 5 seconds flat to take the high money of $.32 20 Second was Casper Schafler with a close 5.1 to take home $3. 90. There was a two-way tie for 3rd place of 5 4. Thev each got 198 45 They were D.J.Smith and Hod Knochols. Other riders and their times: Mark Kosenberg 7.6. Hon Hudson 21.7, Larry Man thy 2t) 8. Kenny Kleeg NT, Pat Suter NT. Albert Van Doran 17.2. Marsha Moore 15.8, Buzz Feth 17.7. There was NT for Huddles ton. Phil Dean. Jim Winslow, Carl Mansfield. Bob Pursack and Bill Severe. Bob Marshal 19.0. Don Vandel 6.4, Walt Linderman 20.7. Corky Warren 13 4. Bob Ragsdale N'T, Con Johnson 5.5, Mark Schricker 8.4. Jim Charles NT, Bob Chris toferson 18.5. Jack Wallace. Too Late to Classify CARD OF THANKS We wish to take this opportunity to thank our many friends and relatives for their many kind remembrances at the time of the death of our husband, father and brother. Katherine M Burehell Major Larry E Burehell Major Gail P. Burehell Mrs.Barbars Ann Stubbs W.E. Burehell Mrs Grace Graham Mrs Doris Ribinson jTwwkTonryl Toira Hfe Our Original Equipment Tire On New 1973 Cars! br n a trong ortl' (or0 ooOr 2 long 7-l3 - Jkf5? 90 2to'SM5 l Tl t7t-U 7 00'7J5H i (Of XVi 9i 11 V f 7 SOT 74-14 2 lcl'5 0 2 k' lil V S? 52 07(14 0O 8 25-14 1'0'1'IB 2IOftSiH 12 W F7(.t5 6 '07 75 '5 2tor770 2 K 154 95 J? J 07e-U l !025-l5 2 lor 18' 90 20'IM5 12 78 M7I-IS 7 60( 55-15 2 lor M' (0 7IVU1I5 13 01 MltfAU OMt-f tl IKM Pffn TIM' W4WT UIZIM MOT tlTtO IUM T E4lF WWCII .1 WE SELL DELCO BATTERIES WE ALSO CARRY DELCO SHOCK ABSORBERS 'A thown Ai Gnerai Tite Siore Conpehtreiy priced et oepenoeni dealers ditpiajnnfj tfie General aioi $ FORD'S TIRE SERVICE The safe-driver tire company. Sunday 'a thou wan charged with excitement when White Lightning char ged through the double nale al the end iM the arena by mapping the chain Two cowbov Mini two police hightailed alter him down the highway toward Pilot Itmk He went Uxm Kairview. then on hit own (all 2,soo Um pouiut. of him ) he plowed down the bank lo the highway again. Too much chae on a hoi day, he finally was corralled in a turn and pasture a I the edge of town. They brought him back peace fully at the close of ihe allemoon's events Others riding and their Hi-ores: Vascal Kignatill NT. Herle I'ulnev 0, Gary LeKew , M. Hillie Henoit til. Garv lUrth 4ti. A J Swain turned out Craig McClureO. (ireg Curl. George Brown 57. 1-arry Davis 51. Lee Kddins 63. Bill Nelson 62. Brian ClayjKml 58, John Davis 60. Sieve Bovan 59, and Uirry Pettyjohn 47 Mike lrater 0. Dan Tippett 50. Mike Walker 0. Mike Mc Collough, Va Kutz 60, Scott Williams 0. Dave Grieg 50, Jim diaries 61, Doug Sinnnoe 64 Andy Confortb 58. (Jerry Wright 0. Don Papmeau 0, Bill Kickler 40. Del MeChau 55. Hick Baldwin 0. John Dorid 68. J C Davis 0. Bill Knott 5 and Mark Rosenberg 0 HA UK BACK KIDING The opening event after the Grand Entry on both days of the Morrow County Rodeo was Bareback Hronc' Rid i n g . Rules: one hand rigging lo be used To qualify, rider must have spurs over break of the shoulders when horse's front feet touch Ihe ground on first jump out of the chute. Horses to be ridden for eight seconds Rider cannot touch horse with free hand (Synopsis of RCA rules.i Judges gave Lee Eddms 74 points for his ride on Dark Canyon for first place and Joe Alexander 73 on Broken Box and Steve Jesse 67 for his ride GRA Barrel Race Path Mi'Coin did a unioolh execution in her Barrel rac ing She made the fastest time ol IH 0 to win a navuHi blanket given by Murrav Drug and r in cash Irani Jerry lugherty Kay Davis anil Arlene Hanson tied for 2nd place with tcorek of IH 2 Other Barrel Racers and their time: Julie Rugg IB 8, Becky Bishop NT, Joan llealy in o, neiiy iit-mry auuy Healv 2U7. Nanev Colniaii 19 3. Michelle Evans 19 5 UarKira Baer NT Mary llealy 20 9. Julie Benson 18 3. Nita Phillips 20 I. Rene Ericsson 19 7. Janice Healy 19 6, Diane Wilson 19 8, Marianne Pettyjohn 19 7, Marsha Johnson 20 I. Mary Adair 23 2 t 5 Judv Wagner 26 9 i Sl Sally Culstad 19 5. Sherri Kamni 19 0. Jodv Thurman 18 9. Linda IVlh' 23 I i 51, Sammy ' Thurman 18 4. Sid Thurman 23 o, Sally Mathenv 20 4. S.indv Sullivan 18 4, D D Wallers IH 9 More Rodeo on Dark Canyon. Joe Alexander's horse an gled to give the grand stand u sHctacular view of his ride on a fine horse. Lee Eddms horse sunfished as it bucked. Others riding and scores: Allen Thorpe 65. Charlie Castle 50 Royce Smith 55. Ray Brogen 55. IHmiiiis Pleasant 59, Roller! Shall 58. Dale Trotter 60. Phil Do.in 50, Dick Culver 59. Gary Erwm 51. Doug Elannigan 59. Buzz Seek 60, John Edwards 65 and John Dodds 51. Making no scores were Greg Curl. Ed Provost. Jim Dix. D.J Smith. Roger Bntt. Herb Ekstroni, Allen Peck and Rawle Stanley. Another Event RCA ( all Hoping All Ihe top winners of Ihe RCA Calf Roping contest came from Ihe Sunday how Each eowlwiv got onlv iwie calf Rule: If cowboy Intends to use two loops, two roi must Ih-carried Cow lmy must throw call by hand, cross ami lie anv three leet. If calf Ik down when roer reaches It, he must allow calf to gel up and then throw calf Tie must hold for six seconds after roper culls time. (Synopsm RCA rules i Stan Barter had the fastest time with to 3 lo win $401 Ho Mark Schricker got a fast loop on his calf, flanked him fast to win second place lime of 118 and 1101.35 Corky Warren 1971 lleppner KtKleo'i All Around (owlMty was 3rd with 12 H for $290 ' Split seconds alter the Hag went down for Ihe 6 seconds (he calf got lo his Iih'I Jim Gladstone was 4th to win $145 The announcer kidded Jack Waite when he was having trouble flanking his calf with "He's just a baby calf" hut he was a sturdy black Angus and Ihe cowboy finally gave up for no lime. '('lay Emlev, All -Around at Hie Caldwell show pulled a loughie and tied him 22 7 only a woman would notice thai the brown calf he lied harmonized beautifully with Hie horse he wus riding Ben Einley had a fast tie with 16 4 but ' he'd broken the barrier and had to add (he 10 seconds penalty. Bob Johnson winner of this event at Chief Joseph Davs drew a BIG calf that he finally tied in 37.6. Wayne McMean had a tense moment His big grey slipped on Ihe grass and went down on bis front legs. The cowboy stayed in the saddle, the horse recovered and the cowbov tied his calf in 38.9. Dean Oliver riding a new horse instead of his old Nancy broke the barrier for 22 4. He was 8 times World Champion of this event. Bob Ragsilale turned in a good time of 19 I The south paw rowhoy just earned a considerable sum of money al Caldwell Someone should pay for all Ihe adver tising for Sears Tins Hob Hagsdale is a designer-consultant for Sears Western clothes, according to the unnouiu ei ! Uni Vandell, a Pendleton Hound I'p winner, lied al III but Ihe calf got up before Ihe set-oiids were up. Other calf roMrs and Iheir time: Jeff CoM-nhaver 23 7, JL Barllelt 21 1, Buzz Pelh 13 6, Jerry I'oisev 18 8, Buckv Bradlord 13 0, Bui k Davis 22 6. Jack Wallace 33 2. G L. liOnggood 153 Making no time were: I'hil lirbaek. Ray Uivell, Mr. I'adrow. J IV In gram. Terry Reiter didn't show. WHANGLKRS' COW RIDING There were 15 contestants in the Wrangler's Cow Riding Event One third of them rode with Kred Breeding 50 as top man. to win li-HOO Uirry Pettyjohn 2nd 49 to win $51. Jim V an Winkle 3rd with 40 won 114 and Urin e Bergslrnni was 41 h with his score of 35 and won 117 Earley Motor contributed $20 to Ihe purse of tins event. Others riding were lat Verne VanMarter 34 and Ihe others went off: Mall Greenup, Kevin Gutierrez, Joe Ander son, Mike Graves, (ireg Greenup (not here), Jim Healy, Kevin Dick, Calvin Ashbeck. Phil Carlson. Ben Malcom no score indicated on sh eel 'vlJ It"". --, I 1 . , . ; r-i j 7 ' Ered Breeding receives a trophy buckle, a gift of Herman Green, for high score in Ihe Wrangler's Cow Ruling. Princess Kerry C'oppock makes Hie presentation SUPREME LATEX HOUSE PAINT HOUSE PAIM hGtr GALS. 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