Wednesday, July 16, 1958

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Changes in Rodeo standings
follow close of Calgary show

There have been some drastic changes in the
standings for the Canadian Rodeo Championships.
As the cowboys would put it, the Big one is over,
the famed Calgary Stampede, with prize money to

rival all rodeos,

For a cowboy, winning the
Calgary Stampede not only can
be as important as becoming a
C.P.A. champion, but the high
points won at Calgary can play
a major part in just who does
come out as champion for the
year.

This could well be the case
in the spectacular Brahma bull
riding event. Gid Garstead of
Veterar had a small lead one
week ago, and by sweeping the
event at Calgary has now rolled
up 2933 points, far ahead of
Lawrence Hutchison of Coch-
rane who holds second place
with 980. Another Cochrane rid-
er, Norman Edge holds third
spot with 705. Wilf Girletz of
Youngstown has taken over 4th
Place at 618 with Leo Brown of
Czar fifth at 477.

However, the Calgary Stam-
pede left all other major events
still a close race. In-the saddle
brone riding, it provided the
opportunity for the defending
champion Winston Bruce to
move into the lead for the first
time this year. Winston, who
now makes his home at Calgary
was the top Canadian moving up
to 1231 points, a slim margin
ahead of Rob Robinson of Coch-
rane at 1121, and George Myron
of Viking at 1195. Ellie Lewis of
Penticton holds 4th place with
643 and Dick Nash of Black
Diamond is crowding close in
5th place at 657.

In the other riding event, the
bareback brone, Ellie Lewis is
still the top. man, but Calgary
points saw the gap closed with
Brian Butterfield of Ponoka
second with 800. Walt Shuck-
burg of Stettler has taken over
third place at 607 and Leo
Brown of Czar managed to stay
in fourth place at 591. Jim
Groves of Brooks has moyed in-
to the top five for the first time
at 450, dropping Bob Brown of
Nanton back to 6th with 439.

Bud Butterfield of Ponoka
needed but little success at Cal-
gary to stay in front in the wild
steer wrestling, with his score
now 1519 points, but Bud Van
Cleave of Taber captured the
event to move right into second
place with 1371 points, and John
Hawk of Gwynne also scored
heavily taking over third place
with 1702, ending the Butter-
field brothers démination of the
event, Brian is now in 4th place
with 791 and Tom holds 5th
spot with 646, only a few not-
ches ahead of Wilf Girletz who

has moved into a contending
Position with 612. e

The closest and keenest com-
Petition, as it was prior to Cal-
gary, is in the calf roping. Bud
}Gleave has pushed his score up
to 949, barely three dollars to
earnings ahead of Bill Collins of
Stettler, but the roping could
still be anyones race, for Brian
Cochlan of Stavely has 6
Cliff Vandergrift of Drayton Val-
ley 513 and Brian Butterfield
496. Gordon Hall of Taber is
crowding close with 494 and
Alex Laye of Sounding Lake has
488.

Calgary Stampede were wild and
wooly, but with capable driving,
accidents always seemed about
to happen, but never did. And
the chuck wagon men can prom-
ise thrilling racing for the bal-
ance of the season for it appears
to be a nip-and-tuck race for
the championship. Bill Green-
wood, driving the Merle Ander-
son outfit from Carbon won the
Calgary Stampede top money
and now has 3620 points, but
hardly a comfortable lead over
the defending champion, Dale
Flett driving the Peter Bawden
entry, with 3489 points.

Taking third at Calgary and
standing third for the year,
Lloyd Nelson of High River has
2869. Racing strongly all during
the year to capture fourth at
Calgary and also to drop to 4th
in the standings is the far north-
ern outfit, Ralph Vigen of
GrandePrairie, now with 2615.
Tom Dorchester of Ma-Me-o not
only ran 5th at Calgary but also
holds the same spot in the year's
standings with 1929 points
scored for the Jack Sheckter
outfit of Edmonton.

In 6th place is the Commodore
Allen outfit of Vulcan, driven
at.Calgary by L. O. Nelson, after
an injury to: Hank: Willard at
High River races, now with 1816
points. All of these top six could
be considered in contention, but
it will require consistent placing
of top, or near top money at
the remaining races, to become a
winner. a

The standings should assure
thrilling races at the chuck
wagon races at Grande Prairie,
Lethbridge, The North Peace,
Wetaskiwin, Red Deer, Camrose,
Fort St. John, Dawson Creek and

other races to come. There will
be at least ten thousand dollars
in purses still to be won at these
races.

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Air Cadets return from coast camp

A eroup of tired but very)Britannia, B.0.A.C. airliner
happy Air Cadets returned home|which shortly was to
to St. Joseph's Mission, Satur-|1I.R-T. Princess Margaret from

day evening via the P.G.B. D:

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Perreten, David Arehte,’ John
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"| $200 Fine follows boating
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charge of the members of 619|Centennial “Tattoo” in Vancou-

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accident on Lac La Hache when
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line pilot landed at Sea Island after|lfce, Patrick Johnson, James|Harold MacPherson of Lac La SEO enh cet
not a checking several alternative/Sandy, Noel Hubbard, Roger|Hache $200 and costs when he|Pied by three fishermen, caus-

landing fields in case of fog. Getz, Frank Pete, and Alfred|/appeared recently in 100 Mile|ing damage to the boat and in-
They also attended the huge|Pascal. police court. juring one of the occupants.

(Cariboo) Squadron for the|Ver along with some 600 Air
return journey as C/O J. Duthie|Cadets from Vancouver east-
stopped off to visit his family| Ward to the head of the Great
and parents in Chilliwack. Lakes.

It was also announced that
they returned were sev Sergeant David Archie of Canim
bers of the sponsoring commit-|Lake and Corporal Alfred Pascal
tee. of Mt. Currie have joined the
Army under the new Soldier
Apprentice plan. They will con-

Waiting for the boys

Rev. Fr. Casey met the boys

Mrs, Edna Blackwell, donor z :
of the Blackwell Cup to the| tinue their education as well as
Best Cadet of the year in mem-|!earn a trade. They will com-

mence classes in September.

ory of her late husband Gordon,

one of the founders of the 610 The reason they chose the
(Cariboo) Squadron, was~’on|Army was because it allows
hand to personally present an|them to partake of the educa-

watch to this|tion plan at an earlier age and
Belleau. |with lower educational qualifi-
While away at camp the boys|¢ations than the Air Force.

had the unexpected privilege of] Among the Air Cadets who

engraved gold wri:

meeting the piiot of the Bristol attended the camp were Bernard

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