.Dil l o n Tr ib u n e Page A-16 S ports News Wednesday, April 13, 2005 UM-W loses ground at Bozeman ProRodeo Hall of

Both the UM-Westem men Brent Dolezal, DCC, 10.3. 3, Cody Hutchinson, 13 0 4. Kevin Clark, DCC, 16 9 Short go-1, and women gave up ground at Dolezal. 4.6. 2, Gorrell. 4.7. 3. Hutchison, 7.5 Fame adds six the MSU Spring Rodeo in 5, Clark, 11.8. First go-1, Clark, 5 1 2/3. Hutchinson and Gorrell, 5.5. 4, Dlezal. 5 7. Bozeman over the weekend, but Goat Tying PRCA-Six people who left their indelible mark on the sport of both remain firmly in control Average-1, Maquel Fleming, UM-W, 15 9 on two. 2. Cod Sebastian, DCC, 16.8. 3, Annie Pro Rodeo have earned induction into the ProRodeo Hall of Fame. of their CNFR destinies. The Dillman, 16.9. 4, Jozie Coy, NWC, 17.4. Short Headlining the Class of 2005 is the late Chris LeDoux of Kaycee, men placed third and the women go-1, Sebastian, 7.8. 2, Fleming. 7.9. 3. Coy, 8 4. 4, Coree Shiner, t'M-W, 8 7. First go-1, Wyo., who not only won the 1976 world bareback riding title but fourth in the team standings. Kayla Mclnemey, NWC. 71. 2, Haley Kiker. also brought attention to rodeo through his music. "For as many people as we DCC, 7.9. 3, Fleming, 8.0 4 (split), Jessie Coy, NWC, and Dillman. 8.3. Joining LeDoux is 1981 World All-Around Champion Jimmie had back in the short round, the Saddle Bronc Cooper of Monument, N.M., 1978 World Saddle Bronc Riding team standings weren't as great Average-1, Colt Model. MSU. 143 on two 2, Jarrett Monroe, UM-W, 140. 3. Shane Proctor, Champion Joe Marvel of Battle Mountain, Nev., late team roper as they could have been," said NWC. 137 Cliff Toone. MSU. 133. Short go-1/ Charles Maggini of Kingsburg, Calif., stock contractor Marvin UM-W coach Olie Else. "We 2, Model and Monroe, 71. 3. Toone, 69. 4, Proctor, 66. Long go-1, Model, 71. 2/3, Joe Brookman of Wolf Point, Mont., and late rodeo clown Slim Pickens didn't do what we could, but I Heguy. UM-W,and Proctor, 71 4, Tyrell Smith. of Hollister, Calif. These individuals will be honored during the think it's going to come together MCC, 70. Tie Down Roping Pro Rodeo Hall of Fame's annual induction ceremony on July 16 in Helena." Average-1, Warren Adams. UM, 29.0 on two. at the Hall of Fame garden area. Western dominated the team 2, Ross Walburger, NWC, 38.4. 3, Hraidy Davies, DCC, 39 0. 4, Ross Eickhoff, UM, 12.5 on one Chris LeDoux roping with a 1-2-3 finish in the Short go-1, Adams, 17.5. 2, Walburger, 21.4. 3, Born Oct. 2, 1948, in Biloxi, Miss., Ledoux got his start in average led by Tate Dempewolf Davies. 26 9. 4, none. Long go -1, Adams, 11.5. 2. Davies, 26.9. 3, Eickhoff, 12.5. 4 (split), junior rodeo and at the same time became absorbed in music. He and Mike Mori. On the women's Tyler Sarrazin, MCC, and Cody Hutchinson, joined the PRCA in 1968 and qualified for the National Finals side, Tierani Brusett and NWC, 13.3 Breakaway Roping Rodeo five times. In 1976, he won the bareback riding world title, Maquel Fleming won the Averagt~l. Tierani Brusett, UM-W, 6.7 seconds LeDoux of Kaycee, Wyo., retired from competition in 1980, but breakaway and goat tying re­ on two. 2, Cee Cee Tryan, MSU, 7.6. 3, Juzie Coy, MWC, 16 0. 4, Stacy Harris, MCC, 25.1 continued writing and singing about the rodeo life. spectively, but the were not on Short go-1, Brusett, 2.5. 2/3, Tryan and Coy, He began recording songs in the early 1970s and went on to the team list. For the men, Mac 3.2. 4, Harris, 12.6. Long go-1, Sadie Johnson, UM-W, 3.3. 2, Jessie Johnson, UM, 4.1. 3, national stardom. His songs captured the romance, the freedom; Erickson split first in the bare- Brusett, 4.2. 4, Tryan, 4.4. the dirt and the hurt of rodeo. In 2000, he was diagnosed wjth b back, while independent Jarret Average-1, Tate Dempewolf. UM-W/Mike Mori. liver disease and successfully underwent a liver transplant. Within Monroe placed second in the UM-W, 15.7 on two 2, Neil Tatsey, UM-W/Tal six months of surgery, he was on tour again - throwing Wrtielf saddle bronc. Michael, UM-W’, 16.0. 3, Jabe Andreson, I'M- W/Chase Erickson, UM-W, 20.7. 4, Cee Cee right back into the hard-driving full-force stage shows that im Montana State University Spring Rodeo Tryan, MSU/Casey Currey, DCC, 29.7. Short eluded a mechanical bucking machine. In 2004, he was diagnosed April 7-9, Brick Breeden Fleldbousc go-1, Tatsey/Michael, 7.3. 2, Dempewolf/Mon, Men's team scores-Northwest CC 458.3, Dawson 8.7. 3, Anderson/Krickson, 13 1. 4, Cody with cancer of the bile duct and began radiation treatment. Oil CC 240, UM-Westem 208.3, Montana State 158.3, Hutchinson MWC/Travis Dempsey, MSU, 30.9. March 9, 2005, the singer/songwriter, rodeo champion ant} ac­ University of Montana 140, Miles CC 85, MSU- Long go-1, Shawn Downing, UM-W/Jarrett Northern 15. Monroe, UM-W, 5.7. 2. Quinten McCauley, MSU- claimed sculptor lost his battle with cancer at the age qf Women's team scores-Dawson CC 100, North­ N/Ryan Hamilton, MSU-N, 6.5. 3, Tryan/Currey, Casper, Wyo. ' west CC 90, Montana State 85, UM-Westem 40, 6.9. 4, Dempewoif/Mori, 7.0. Miles CC 40, University of Montana 30, MSU- Marvin Brookman, Wolf Point, Montana Northern 0. Average-1, Katie Crowley, UM, 29.44. 2, lziuren A resident of Wolf Point, Mont., he started the Brookmaii Men's All Around-Shane Proctor, NWC, 280 Watson, UM-W, 29 75. 3, Traci Bevans, UM-W. points. 29.87. 4, Cori Arhibek, UM -W, 29.99. Short go- Rodeo Company in 1950 and his company still produces 15 Women's All Around-Cee Cee Tryan, MSU, 85 •1, Crowley, 14.53. 2, Watson, 14.72. 3, Bevans, a year. Brookman, 91, joined the Cowboys' Turtle Association in points. 14.84. 4, Archibek, 15.02. Long go-1, Kaci Bareback Altizer, NWC. 14.66. 2, Karli Madison, MSU, 1936 and got his stock contractor's card the same year. Prior to Average~l/2, Mac Krickson, UM-W, and Shane 14.82. 3, Crowley, 14.91. 4, Archibek, 14.97 beginning his own company, Brookman worked with renowned Proctor, NWC, 149 points on two. 3, Quentin McCauley, MSU, 133. 4, Colt Conley, UM-W, Average-1, Shane Proctor, NWC, 156 on two. 2, rodeo contractors such as Aber, Linger and Beutler Brothers and Wrapped and ready 132. Second Go-1, Proctor, 73. 2, Krickson, 72. Tyrell Smith, MCC, 146. 3, Clayton Tucker, Cervi to supply stock. One of the biggest events his company 3/4, Conley and McCauley, 68. First Go-1, NWC, 145. 4, Steven Lambert, MSU, 138 Short provides stock for is his hometown rodeo presented during the UM-Western's Michelle Wock appears to haveKrickson, 77. her 2, Proctor, goat 76 3, Kyan Heckman, go-1, Proctor, 78. 2, Tucker, 76. 3, Smith, 73. 4, MSU, 66. 4. McCauley, 65. Lambert, 69. Long go-1, Proctor, 78. 2, Jim first part of July in Wolf Point. Brookman began supplying stocli under wraps at the MSU Spring Rodeo Friday nightSteer at Wrestling Bozeman. Horne, MSU, 75.3, Smith, 73. 4 (split), Tucker, Average-1, Colt Gorrell, DCC, 10.2 on two. 2, Lambert, and Chse Krickson, UM-W, 69. for the Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede, in 1941, with his buck­ The three-leg tie was ruled illegalj.p. piuttby the photo judge, ing stock being driven from his ranch to the rodeo grounds. With the advent of hauling trucks and good roads, the drive became a thing of the past. As part of the 75th Wolf Point Wild Horse Bulldoggin' school celebrates tenth anniversary Stampede in 1998, that piece of history was revived with "The Brookman Wild Horse Drive of ’98." A wagon train formed at The 10th annual Montana els. Tom, Patty, Ty and Jordan demonstrates the most try and Pocatello was given the "W.I.T." Brookman's ranch 32 miles north of Wolf Point. The wagon train, Champions Holland did all the behind the courage throughout the clinic. 2005 Montana Champions with participants from all over the country, pushed more than School drew 26 students from scenes organizing. Steer Wrestling School Pruitt was seriously injured in Jackpot Average 100 head of horses south to Wolf Point. six states to Dillon's Harrington Two special awards were pre­ a car accident in February, yet Novice-1, C.R. Kunesh, 37.9 n three. 2, Danny Jimmie Cooper Arena for profession instruc­ sented at the conclusion of the still attended the clinic. Though Nicholson, 38.2. 3, Casey Boyce, 12.4 op two. Intermediate-1, B.J. Brown, 37.9 on three. 2, A resident of Monument, N.M., Cooper was one of the top tion on the art of bulldoggin', school--the "Hound Award", hon­ he didn't do any of the numer­ Jim Collins, 4.8 on one. 3, Tim Transtram, 27.0. cowboys in the PRCA for much of the 1980s, finishing in the top March 31-April 3. ors the memory of Kenny Hol­ Advanced-1, Brett Gustafson, 14.1 on two. 2, ous jobs to make the clinic run Jim Collins, Ty Smith, 17.4. 3, Stetson Wilson, five of the all-around world standings for seven straight years Todd Garrison of Glen and land, an original organizer of the smooth as he had in the past, he 39.2. (1980-86). Competing in steer wrestling, team roping and tie­ Pete Petersen of Dillon pro­ event who died four years ago Jackpot Fast Time was on hand. Novice-1, Tristan Mahoney, 3.9 seconds. 2, down roping, he won the all-around title in 1981 edging his leg­ vided thfi.pxpertise. Both men in a snowmobile accident. The Btetf Gustafson of Ennis Ace Clark, 4.5. 3, Casey Boyce, 5.4. Inteniiedi- endary cousin Roy Cooper by a mere i|)4?.-;...... - hi 1 experienced success at both the Ron Pruitt "Whatever It Takes" ate-I, Jim Collins, 4.8. 2, B.J. Brown, 6.4. 3, earned the "Hound Award", Justin Whited, 8.2. Advanced--!, Kole Adams, Joe Marvel collegiate and professional lev- award is given to the hand that while Stetson Wilson of 6.0. 2/3, Brett Gustafson and Ty Smith, 6 8. In addition to winning the 1978 saddle bronc riding world championship, Marvel finished in the top 10 in the world stand­ ings four other times from 1974-79. A five-time Wrangler Na, tional Finals Rodeo qualifier, Marvel won several circuit titled By The Numbers during his career. Born on June 26, 1955, in Battle Mountain, Nev., Marvel followed in his brother's footsteps. Since leaving rodeo, Marvel has immersed himself in the cattle business with Area sports statistics at a glance property in Spring Creek and Fallon, Nev. He also gives free clinics to high school competitors in northern Nevada and enjoys watching his nephew, Matt, who rides saddle broncs in the PRCA. Charles Maggini BOWLING Born Aug. 9,1894, in Hollister, Calif., Maggini made history iij Monday Afternoon Ladies Sports Calendar 1929 when he became the first PRCA member to hold multiple 04/04 HI series: team-NEHC, 2,352. Ind.- world titles after winning team roping and events. Terry Barrett, 572. Hi game: leam-SMTC, 832. Ind.-Terry Brrrett, 223. Maggini was also a respected horse trainer and pickup man. He Upcoming sporting ovonts... was inducted into the National Hall of Fame & Western King Pin Heritage Museum in 2003. 04/06 HI game: team-Good, Bad, Ugly, 540. men-Ken Schaible, 187. women-Suesan UM-Western Rodeo-The Dawgs and Lady Dawgs continue the spring season at Slim Pickens Donnelly, 211. HI series: team-Good, Had, Helena for a one go round rodeo, this Friday and Saturday. The Big Sky Region rodeo He was born Louis Bert Lindley Jr., in Kingsburg, Calif., on Ugly, 1,459. men-Ken Schaible, 477. women- will be held at the indoors arena at the fairgrounds. June 29,1919. He started his rodeo career as a roughstock contes­ •Susan Donnelly, 583. tant at the age of 16, and went on to work as a rodeo clown when Friday Night Mixed UM-Western Golf--This Monday and Tuesday, the UM-Western men's and women's he wasn't competing. Pickens was discovered by a movie talenj 04/08 Hi game: team-Donnelly Construction, golf teams opened the spring season at the Lewis-Clark State College Invitational at scout at a rodeo in 1950 and set off on an impressive acting 825. men-Sam Steams. 257. women-Susanna Donnelly, 264. Hi series: team-Donnelly Con­ Lewiston, Idaho's golf and Country Club. Next Monday and Tuesday the hackers head to career. Pickens appeared in more than 100 movies and television struction. 2,384. men-Sam Stearns, 675. Salt Lake to play the Westminster College Invitational. They're 54-hole events. series before his death in 1983 of a brain tumor. women-Susanna Donnelly, 674. Minor UM-Western FootbaIl--The annual Black-Red spring scrimmage will be played Satur­ ProRodeo Hall of Fame reopens 04/05 Hi game: Ind.-Jack Ahem, 255. team-- day at Vigilante Field. The event will kick off at 11 a.m. Devers Excavatin, 877. Hi series: ind-Jack PRCA-The ProRodeo Hall of Fame and Museum of the Ameri­ Ahem, 699. team-C&C Ranch Supply, 2,451. BCHS track and field-The Dillon boys and girls were scheduled to compete at can Cowboy officially reopened on Saturday, April 9, with a day of Thursday Night Mixed Anaconda Tuesday. Saturday, the top varsity athletes will compete at the Missoula family activities. A crowd of 1,000 spent the day viewing the Hall 04/07 Hi game: team-Beaverhead Home Cen­ of Fame exhibits, listening to the Flying W Wranglers, visiting ter, 692. reen-Bamey Lawton, 200. women-- County meet, while the rest of the team heads to Three Forks. Next Tuesday, Dillon Karyle Contway, 182. Hi series: team - hosts their Invitational. with world champions and hall of fame members, and watching Beaverhead Home Center, 1,956. men-Bamey several children partake in stick horse races. Lawton, 511. women-Karyle Contway, 511. Class C track and field-Lima and Sheridan were heading to Anaconda on Tuesday. “We were very pleased with the turnout for the reopening of Commercial Saturday, Twin Bridges joins Lima and Sheridan at the Three Forks Invitational. the ProRodeo Hall of Fame,” said Greg Rieber, executive director 04/04 Hi game: team-Red Rock Ranch, 682. of the Hall of Fame. “It gave us a chance to reconnect with the men-Rich Foley, 279. women-Pat Obenauer, community.” 203. HI series: team-Red Rock Ranch, 2,497. BCHS Tennis-The netters host Whitehall Saturday. The Lady Beavers should cruise men-Brad Cottom, 933. women-Pat Obenauer, to victory on the team side. The match of interest is the number one doubles where Plans are in the works for many improvements to the Hall of 743. Dillon's undefeated pair of Theresa Bennett and Jenna Nield take on Whitehall's unde­ Fame and the programs that are offered. The ProRodeo Hall qf Fame’s mission statement is to preserve and promote the Western Treasure State feated tandem of Jody Kountz and Tanya Robuck. Next Tuesday, Dillon hosts Livingston 04/04 Hi game: team-Immunotec, 791. men- and Stevensville in a triangular that begins at noon. Chris Bausch is back as head coach heritage of the rodeo cowboy by honoring the sport of profes­ •Marcus Drew, 258. women-Tami of the Rangers after stepping down for a year. Bausch guided the Rangers to a handful sional rodeo and to become a more active participant within the Zimmerman, 209. Hi series: team- Colorado Springs community by creating a Hall of Fame attrac­ Immunotec. 2,207. men-Brad Cottom. 636. of state titles, but two things have changed in Livingston-they've added boys tennis women-Tami Zimmerman, 518. which could take his focus away from the girls, and they've added girls' softball which tion that represents the values and core beliefs of a sport that has 20 girls signed up. evolved from a working lifestyle. Seniors 03/22 Hi game: men-JimMcBee,«215. women- -Phyllis Robinson, 134. Hi series: men-Jim Dillon Cubs-The Cubbies take to the road for a non-conference, double-dip at Washoe ProRodeo HOF-back in January McBee, 621. women-Jackie Eddie, 367. Park. It's the American Legion baseball season opener for both teams. Jan. 4, 2005 - The ProRodeo Hall of Fame and Museum of the American Cowboy has been closed by the Professional Rodeo RODEO Cowboys Association (PRCA) Board of Directors. The Hall's closure comes as Troy Ellerman, the PRCA's newly Big Sky Region rodeo standings 04/07-DiOon 6, Butte Central 0 Craft, 6-1. Rosie Gutierrez/Jackie Dumke, 1988, Brian Hatfield. 1988, Jed Petersen, 1994, 64. Pole vault-David Shepherd, 1982,13 2 3/4. named commissioner, takes the reins of the organization. Th'e (unofficial after S-of-10 rodeos) Dillon, def. Tiffany Johnson/Deanna Zufall, 64. Singles: Chelsey Drew, Dillon, def. Asbley Vega. Javelin-Rick Nield. 1974.192-5. Modified Jav­ closure will allow the PRCA Board and the Hall’s trustees to Men's standings 8-1. Madisonn Lemhouse, Dillon, def. Kayla Cox, Sammi Mitchell/Stacey Velasco, Dillon, def. elin (since 2002)-Jake Hansen, 2064,1704). Dis- UM-Westem...... 1.873.55 8-5. Berenese Avila, Dillon, def. Shannon Davis, Mikki Stanke/Alyssa Blum, 6-3. cus-Richard Griffin. 2001, 1634. Shot put- assess its appropriate role for the future. Northwest College ...... 1,789.80 8-6. Kelsee Hatting, Dillon, def. Brittany Arnold, John Love, 1980, 52-5. "We closed the Hall at this time because we need to conduct an Dawson Community College...... 1.081.50 8-5. Girls Montana State University...... 950.30 Doubles: Jackie Dumke/Rosie Gutierrez, Dillon, TRACK AND FIELD 100 meters-Julie Lenegar, Dillon, 2001, 12.35. overall analysis of the Hall's operation, both the facility and its University of Montana...... 507.50 def. Ashley Vega/KayJa Cox, 8-1. Sammi 200 meters-Sueanne Ericksen, 1976,26.3. 400- plan for the future," said Ellerman. "Despite its popularity as a Miles Community college...... 136.00 Mitchell/Stacey Velasco, Dillon, def. Shannon -Becky Weinrich, 1975.58.5. 800 meters-Becky Weinrich, 1975, Jackie Turney, 1987, 2:19.38. tourist destination, the Hall of Fame has operated at a loss. The MSU-Northem 297.00 Davis/Brittany Arnold, 8-1. Track and Field record book Beaverhead County High School 1,600 m eters-Jackie Turney, 1988, 5:22.91. Womens standings 04/09-Dillon 6, Boulder 6 Hall is important to us and to our fans, but we need to determine Boy* 3,200 meteft-Katie Benzel, 1996,12:25.61. 100 Montana State U niversity...... 816.33 Slngles-Mikki Stanke, Boulder, def. Chelsey 100 m eters-PJ. Brown, 1987, and Eric Wolf, meter hurdles-Julie Lenegar, 2001,15.16. 300 how to make it financially feasible and better able to compete in Northwest College ...... 190.50 Drew. 6-5 (TB). Kimber Smoke. Boulder, def. 1989, 11.0. 200 meters-1, Wayne Else, 1968, meter hurdies-Kathy Young, 1987, 47.5. 400 today's tourism market." UM-Westem .... 144.50 Madisonn Lemhouse, 6-1. Dani Ontivero, Boul­ 21.75. 400 meterx-Dale Carpenter, 1981, 50.1. meter relay-Tara VanMeter, Krystle Snyder, Dawson Community College...... 283.33 der, def. Berenesa Avila. 6-1. Alyssa Blum, Boul­ 800 raeters-Lyle Weese, 1997. 1:58.37. 1,600 Emily Hager, Jenny Hunt. 2004. 50.95. 1,600 The evaluation will include analysis of the Hall's physical facil­ Miles Community College...... ’09.50 der, def. Kelsee Hatting, 6-0. Kayla D'Arcy, meters-Lyle Weese, 1997.4:23.48. 3,290 meters- meter relay-Marla Clemow, Krista Howard, ity, along with its programs, plans for increased attendance and Jackie Turney, Kathy Young, 1986, 4:11.09. University of Montana...... 144.50 Boulder, def. Madisonn Lemhouse. 6-4. Jessica -Lyle Weese, 1996,10:04.36. HOmeter hurdles- prominence in the community, fiscal needs, long-and short-term MSU-Northem...... 30.00 Craft. Boulder, def. Kelsee Hatting. 6-0 Chelsea -Jim Williams, 1989, 1S.0. 300 meter hurdles- Long jump-Julie Lenegar, 2001, 18-113/4 (Mon­ tana All-Class record). Triple jump-Linda Drew. Dillon, def. Kassie KroJl, 6-0. Jim Williams, 1990, 38.55. 400 meter rtlay- capital improvements and fund raising. Vince Anderson, Randy Nelson, Dale Carpen­ Nelson, 1985. 354. High jump-Mandi Carver, Doubles: Jackie Dumke/Rosie Gutierrez, Dillon, ter. Jade Stokke, 1981,43.8. 1,600 meter relay- 1998,5-2 1/4. Pole vault-Sarah Rebich. 1997,9- The PRCA Board named Ellerman, a Sacramento, Calif., attor­ TENNIS def. Shannon Dudley/Kaya D'Arcy, 6-3. Sammi -Vince Anderson, Mark Buckley, Dale Carpen­ 0. Javelin-Jenny Castro. 2003,142-0 Modified ney, as commissioner during the 2004 Wrangler National Finals Mitchell/Stacey Velasco, Dillon, def. Kina ter, Jade Stokke, 1981, 3:27.27. Long jum p- Javelin-Jenny Castro, 2003, 142-0. Discus- Tavery/Kaleen Breve. 6-1. Sammi Mitchell/ Conrad Peterson. 1977,21-5. Triple jump-Mike Jenny Castro, 2003, 132-0. Shot put-Jenny Rodeo following the resignation of Steve Hatchell, the association's Junior Varsity Tennis Stacey Velasco. Dillon, def. Kassie KroIWessica Eckman, 1972,45-1 3/ 4. High jum p-Joff Pilon, Castro, 2003, 41-2. commissioner for the past six years. I t I