HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore.
Friday, June 21, 1963
PAGE S A
Broken Leg Can't Stop
Cowboy In Team Roping
ALTURAS Brmkinir a lo
didn't stop Neal Grohs of Klam-
ath Falls and his partner, Stan
Johnson, from winning the silver
buckle for team roping at the
18th annual Likely Rodeo Sunday,
June 16.
Grohs' leg was crushed under
his horse when the horse fell on
him in the arena. The horse spun
after Grohs had headed his steer
and Johnson had caught the
heels. In spinning to face the
steer, the horse slipped and fell to
the ground In spite of the fall,
the team placed fourth in the
day money Sunday. On Saturday.
Grohs and Johnson placed second
in the team roping. They had a
19 second two-steer average.
All-around cowboy honors went
to Bud Price of Ravendale. Sis
Holloway, Lakeview, won the sil
ver buckle for the barrel race,
and her husband. Ken, won the
silver buckle in the bronc riding
event. Lloyd harness of Anderson
won the calf roping buckle and
Melvin Hoy from eastern Oregon,
the bull riding buckle. The bare
back trophy was won by an Idaho
cowboy, Jerome Young.
The Saturday results were:
Team roping Kenny Elwood
Court Justifies
Hammering Car
SHEFFIELD, England UPI
A local court ruled Thursday that
James Bingley, 56, was justilied
in applying a sledge hammer to
a car which drove through his
farmyard early one morning, ap
parently killing four lambs.
WOULD PERMIT DEDUCTIONS
WASHINGTON IUPH - Sen.
George A. Smathers. D-Fla.. Wed
nesday introduced legislation to
allow federal tax deductions for
political contributions.
One provision would permit
small contributors to subtract up
to $10 on an individual return
and $20 on a joint return. A sec
ond provision would allow large
contributors to deduct up to $500.
and Wendall Carpenter, Susan
ville, first; Neil Grohs and Stan
Johnson, Klamath Falls, second;
Ray Vowell and Herman Vowell,
Bonanza, third; Ray Vowell and
Neil Grohs, fourth.
Bareback riding Rudy Son
ner, first; Jerome Young, Idaho,
second; Bob Kennedy, third; Roy
Fairchilds, Ravendale, and Paul
Templeton. split for fourth.
Saddle bronc Ken Holloway,
Lakeview, first; Walter Sher
man, Susanville, second; Lonnie
Locke, Surprise Valley, third;
Harold Wright and Marvin Boch
im. split for fourth.
Calf roping Bud Price. An
derson, first; Don Johnson, Klam
ath Falls, second; Les Spears,
third; Lloyd Harness, Anderson,
fourth.
Barrel racing Sis Holloway,
Lakeview. first: Shirley Elwood,
second: Myra Monchamp, Susan
ville, third: Clara Grohs, Klam
ath Falls, fourth.
The Sunday results were:
Team roping Bud Price and
Hal McClelland, Susanville, first;
Lloyd Harness and Bob Jones,
Anderson, second; Tom McClel
land and Kcnncy Wimple, Su
sanville. third; Neil Grohs and
Stan Johnson, Klamath Falls,
fourth.
Bareback riding Paul Tem
pleton. first; Bob Kennedy, sec
ond; Jerome Young, third; Larry
Armachia and Gene Spencer, split
for fourth.
Bronc riding Ken Holloway,
Lakeview, first; Walter Sherman,
Susanville, second: Jack Thresh
er, third; John Clark, Alturas,
fourth.
Bull riding Melvin Hoy, first;
Tom Meyer, second; Marvin Bo
thum, third; Leonard Barnes,
fourth: Billy Glines, fifth; Bob
Kennedy, sixth.
Calf roping Llrjyrl Harness,
Surprise Valley, first; Vern Roen,
La Grande, second: Bob Pinneo,
Anderson, third; Kenny Elwood,
fourth.
Barrel race June Homstcad,
Anderson, first: Sis Holloway,
Lakeview, second; Linda Nichols,
third; Shirley Elwood, Susan
ville, fourth.
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TOP BARREL RACER Sis Holloway of Lakeview cap
tured top honors in tho women's barrel race at the 18th
annual Likoly Rodeo. Her husband, Ken, won the saddle
bronc event and silver buckle for a twin family win on
June 16.
Crater Lake Building
Contract $759,980
WASHINGTON - The United
States Department of Interior
will award a contract June 21
for the construction of a new
building for the National Park
Service at the Munson Valley
headquarters of Crater Lake Na
tional Park. The announcement
was made bv Sens. Wayne Morse
Briefs
and Mauiene Ncubergcr, and Al
Ullman.
The award will go to W. M.
Ausland of Grants Pass, w ho sub
mitted the low bid of $159,980.
The new structure will be a com
bination utility shop and storage
building that will provide repair
and storage facilities for the
large amount of equipment used
in the park.
MR. AND MRS. N .B. DREW
recently arrived from their win
ter home in Las Vegas to spend
the summer in Klamath Falls and
attend to business interests. They
are residing at 62B7 Sage Way.
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Goldwater, Rockefeller Backers Competing
DENVER (UPI) - Goldwater,
and Rockefeller agents competed
in a soft-sell search for support
among Republican leaders today
during a three-day meeting of the
GOP National Committee and the
party's state chairmen.
Supporters of both Gov. Nelson
A. Rockefeller of New York and
Sen. Barry Goldwater of Arizona
for the 1964 presidential nomina
tion were conspicuously active at
this early summer Republican
gathering on the fringe of the
Rocky Mountains.
The national committee was
opening a two-day meeting today
with a round of talks scheduled
to end Saturday with formal se
lection of the site for the 1904
national convention. Although the
committee named to recommend
the city deferred a final vote un
til Saturday morning. San Fran
cisco was reported to be virtual
ly assured of getting the nod over
Chicago.
The state chairmen, many of
them members of the national
committee, held an all day closed
workshop meeting Thursday to
discuss w ays of strengtliening the
party organization for 1964.
In private talks outside the con
ference rooms, Goldwater back
ers were obviously cheered by re
cent evidence of an upsurge in
support for their conservative
hero. This spurt lias been indi
cated by public opinion polls
since Rockefeller's remarriage
early last month.
RETAIN IMPORT 1.LM1T
WASHINGTON IUP1I - The
House has approved an adminis
tration bill to retain for two more
years the $100 duty-free limit on
foreign goods brought into the
United States by American tour
ists. By a voice vote Thursday, the
House passed legislation to pre
vent the duty-free allowance from
rising to $500 on July 1. The Sen
ate is expected to complete ac
tion on the bill before the deadline.
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