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WOODSTOWN, N.J.—At
the Cowtown Rodeo, on July
16, the saddle bronc event
was won by Don Reeder of
Woodstown, N.J., with a
score of 62. This was his first
win of the season at
Cowtown.
In the bareback com
petition, Jimmy Lee Walker
placed first with a score of
60. The season’s highest
winner, in that event Stanley
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Thomas, although still
bothered by a leg injury,
managed to place second in
the event.
Because of the hot humid
weather, the bulls were
tempermental and only four
contestants managed- to
qualify. The winner was
rodeo clown T.J. Hawkins, of
Reedsville, W. Va., who
scored a mark of 64 on a bull
named Tractor.
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 23, 1977
named
Calf roping was won by Joe
Merola of Penn Grove, N.J.
He roped his calf in 16.7
seconds for the top money.
Barrel racing was won by
Judy Clement of Thorofare,
N.J. Judy has placed in
every barrel race at
Cowtown this year except
one.
Ninety one contestants
entered the rodeo and per
formed before 2,000 people.
Complete results of the rodeo
follow.
Bare Back
Bronc Riding
1. Jimmie Lee Walker,
Woodstown, N.J. 60; 2.
Stanley Thomas, Wood
stown, N.J. 56; 3. Bob Bohm,
32 split; 4. Jay Stover, New
Holland, Pa. 32 split.
Saddle Bronc Riding
1. Don Reeder, Wood
stown, N.J., 62; 2. Wyatt
Crotta, Bethany, Ct., 56; 3.
Bryson Wagner, Lewistown,
Pa. 50; 4. Tom Swenson,
Harrisburg, Pa. 38.
Bull Riding
1. T. J. Hawkins, Reed
sville, W. Va. 64; 2, Aberham
Morris, Woodstown, N.J. 60;
3. Willie Ed Walker,
Woodstown, N.J. 50; 4. Skip
Lloyd, Pedricktown, N.J. 49.
Call Roping
1. Joe Merola, Penns
Grove, N.J. 16-7; 2. Quinn
D’lxnperio, Cherry Hill,
N.J. 18-7; 3. Smokey Smith,
Townsend, Del. 20-1; 4. Bud
Bramwell, Norwalk, Ct. 20-5.
Steer Wrestling
1. Sherman Shidner,
Sharptown, N.J. 6-0; 2. Wimp
Sleeter, Laurel Springs, N.J.
6-5; 3. Charles Bueti, Staton
Island, N.Y. 6-7; 4. Jack
Meli, St. Cloud, Fla., 7-6
Girl’s Barrel Race
1. Judy Clement,
Thorofare, N.J. 18.09; 2.
Linda Schafer, Staten
Island, N.Y. 18.20; 3.
Michael Monroe, 18.27; 4.
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REGISTERED COWS
ROUND OAK RAG APPLE ELEVATION due 8/28/77,
2nd calf to a Lift-Off Son 2-3,320,14,632,680,4.6.
ROSEMERE FURY IVAN due Oct. Ist calf. Dam 109,
557 M, 4,335 F lifetime.
ROSEMERE FURY IVAN due Sept. Ist calf. Dam
L.ucky 2-1305,16,863,629,3.7.
HEATHERSTONE LUCKY TYPE BLAZER due
9/14/77 4th calf to Elevation 4-5 375, 21,206, 796, 3.8.
Dam Gent with 665 F, 2nd Dam Kingpin with 935 F.
VIGO CHARMCROSS due 8/15/77 2nd calf to Kingpin 2-
3,288,12,400,548,4.4. Dam Fond Image 4-8,368,21,184,
870,3.9.2nd Dam Kingpin.
WOODBINE IVANHOE DANDY due 8/27/77 2nd calf
to Burkgov Demand 2-2,305,14,597,513,3.5. Dam 2-11,
305,18,997,708,3.7.
ROUND OAK RAG APPLE ELEVATION due 9/23/77
Ist calf to Todd Acres. Dam Galaxy.
ROUND OAK RAG APPLE ELEVATION open bom
May 15,1976. Dam VG 88 Gent, 2nd Dam GP 83 Betsy
Ivanhoe.
REGISTERED BULLS
ROUND OAK RAG APPLE ELEVATION bom 2/12/76,
Dam VG 85 Performer 8-2,305,19,754,705,3.6.
MINNECHAUG GLENAFTON HERCULES bom
3/27/76. Dam Ivanhoe Star 3-6,278,15,946,652,4.1.
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