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ULRC 01 15 1961.Pdf (11.15Mb) COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY May 5, 6, 7, 1961 Price 25c HOWDY FOLKS I Chuck Keller, Assistant Manager and Lowell Goemmer, Manager On behalf of the Colorado State University Livestock Club we welcome you to the 1961 Skyline Stampede. This year makes the 35th annual production. We are proud to have you here celebrating with us the most colorful and one of the largest inter­ collegiate rodeos in America. We sincerely hope you enjoy this year's rodeo as much as we have enjoyed presenting it to you. CHUCK OUR COVER A painting by Jim Scott of Jack Mitchell on Summit Rodeo Company's "Pretty Socks". Greeley, 1959. LOWELL PAGE 2 SKYLINE STAMPEDE WESTERN ROYALTY 35th Annual Colorado State University College Days QUEEN CONNIE ROSENBERGER Attendant Attendant JANE RAZOR FAYE PILCHER Be It Buck Ie ________________________ --------------------------------------------- CSU A.G Cou nci I Western Slacks, Shirt, Hat, Squaw Dress ---------------------------- Holzer's Stockman's Store, Fort Collins Wrangler Jacket --------------------------------------------------------------- Blue Bell Wrangler, Inc., New York City Western Slacks, Shirt, Hat __________________________________________________ Holzer's Stockman's Store, Fort Collins Trophies _________ __ _______ --------------------------------------------------------- La Vita Beauty Sa Ion, Fort Coli ins Batson Drugs, Fort Collins Levis -------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------- Levi Strauss and Company, San Francisco SKYLINE STAMPEDE PAGE 3 SADDLERY-WESTERN WEAR Holzer's Stock:man 's Sto1·e Handmade Leather Goods Harry and Katherine Holzer Tim Holzer Phone HU 4-0886 1795 So. College Ave. FORT COLLINS, COLORADO Andersen's Florsheim WHITEMAN HEREFORDS SHOE STORE REGISTERED CATTLE "Shop with Confidence" "Shoes for the Entire Family" A top source of Real Domino 4-Square breeding 112 Block West Post Office 135 West Oak HUnter 2-1761 HAYDEN, COLORADO • Barrel Racing Saddles Griffith Sporting Goods • Association Saddles • Bareback Riggings Fishing Season Opens May 20, 1961 • Stock Saddles • Bull Ropes FISHING BOOTS AND TACKLES • Other Rodeo Equipment FISHING LICENSES • All types Bosals Relocating in Fort Collins 160 North College FORT COLLINS, COLORADO Ralph Shimon PAGE 4 SKYLINE STAMPEDE BAREBACK BRONC RIDING "Why you old dodging son of a gun-I draw a cinch to win some day money and miss it a mile." The rider must "mark" his horse out of the chute by having both spurs over the points of the shoulders when the front feet hit the ground on the first jump out of the chute. Prize Donors BAREBACK RIDING 1st -Belt Buckle _ ------------------------------------------------- ·- N & R Bar & Pla-Mor Billiards, Fort Collins 2nd-Bareback Rigging ____________________ ______________ ____ _ Ralph Shimon Rodeo Equipment, Longmont 3rd-Hat ------------ __________ •.. ------------------ __ Todd's Bay Service, Fort Collins 4th -Spurs________________________________________________________________ _ Don-Art Printers, Fort Coli ins 5th -Shirt_________ __ ------------------ __ _______ __________ _ Alpert & Sons, Fort Collins 6th -Wrangler Jacket ___ ------------------------------------- Blue Bell Wrangler Inc., New York City SKYLINE STAMPEDE PAGE 5 li!] ~~<:::>-<::.>-Vr<:::>-~~<:::>-<:::>-<:::>-<::><-::><:::>-<:::>-~<::>!!!: SAM's PLACE 4~A·n~ and EL BURRITO CAFE SMART FASHIONS • Headquarters for your College Needs MEXICAN FOOD 137 S. College Phone HU 2-1263 ORDERS TO GO <::::>~<:::>-<:::>-<:::>-<:::>-<:::>-<:::>-<:::>-~ Q • NEW Buy, Sell, Trade USED B E E R "R_fCK'S FURNITURE & APPLIANCE co. and Beer to Go Where Your Home Furnishing Dollar Goes a Mile Farther • 1007 North College Ave. HU 4-0681 FORT COLLINS, COLO. 406 Linden HU 2-0506 F. D. Rickard James L. Pflipsen J. F. Larkin Your Headquarters for Complete Home The Best Steak Furnishings and Draperies happened to me at at THE KNOTTY PINE CAFE g~ 1793 S. College Naturally 121 East Mountain CHICKEN , CHOPS, HOMEMADE PIES FORT COLLINS, COLO. \-\oRNS - THE BEST BEEF B ~0~1 R4D CARNAHAN BROS. ELBERT, COLORADO FANCY SHORTHORN FEEDER CALVES Heifer Calves Now Available at Ranch ~· ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~0<~~~~~~~~~~~~ PAGE 6 SKYLINE STAMPEDE CALF ROPING " Oh no-Good score at the barrier, easy catch and 9 second wrap up and my first place money just gets up and walks away." If the calf comes untied before the judge okays the tie the roper gets no time. Prize Donors CALF ROPING 1st -Belt Buckle ____________________________________________________________ CSU Rodeo Club 2nd- Ha L _____________________________________________________ -· ___________ Merritt's Western Wear, Cheyenne 3rd- Breast Collar_______________________________________________________ Poudre Valley National Bank, Fort Collins 4th -Rope Can _____________ ----------------------------------------------- Spud nut Shop, Fort Coli ins 5th - Laria t__ __________________________________________________________________ Ra Iph Shimon Rodeo Equipment, Longmont 6th - Wrangler JackeL _________________________________________________ Blue Bell Wrangler Inc., New York City SKYLINE STAMPEDE PAGE 7 l!j] ~~<~--.>~~~~~~~~~~<.y~~~~~~ l!ll W. & W. Gifts and Jewelry J. M. McDONALD CO. ~ ~ 141 So. College FORT COLLINS ~ WESTERN JEWELRY ~ 0 AND ACCESSORIES Q 0 Q V~ Northern Hotel Building Q Headquarters for "ACME " BOOTS 0 FORT COLLINS, COLORADO Q 0 0 ~~.7u~~~>~~~fCJ~~~~~~ IMPLEMENT CO. Electric Shoe Shop, Inc. JOHN DEERE 140V2 So. College EVERSMAN FORT COLLINS FARMHAND South Main Street EXCELLENT SHOE AND BOOT REPAIR LONGMONT, COLORADO FOR ALL YOUR FERTILIZER NEEDS J. C. Penney Company Contact " Always First Quality" Farm Chemical Company FORT COLLINS, COLORADO LONGMONT, COLORADO No. 1 S. Bowen Phone PR 6-2707 BUCKING GOOD! RON'S AUTO PARTS POUDRE BURGERS- THICK MALTS 24¢ If we don't have it we can get it. IVERSON'S DRIVE IN DAIRY BAR TU 7-3838 GRANBY, COLO. No. Shields Hiway 287 PAGE 8 SKYLINE STAMPEDE SADDLE BRONC RIDING " Those blamed outlaws told me to take a extry short rein on this old bronc cause they said he always had his head in yer lap-they said." Losing a stirrup disqualifies the rider. Prize Donors SADDLE BRONC RIDING 1st -Belt Buckle _ -------------------------------------------------------· National Western Stock Show, Denver 2nd-Tony Lama Boots _____ _____ __ _____________________________________ Stockmans' Western Wear, Greeley 3 rd -Spurs ------------------------------------------- _ _ __________________ Ed's Liquors, We II in gto n 4th -Bronc Ha lter__________________________________________________________ Robi nson-Wa rfield Printing Co., Fort Coli ins 5th -Straw Ha t__ _________________________________________________________ AI pert & Sons, Fort Coil ins 6th -Hack Rein ------------------------------------ _ ___ ---------------- Ra I ph Shimon Rodeo Equipment, Longmont SKYLINE STAMPEDE PAGE 9 G. A. GOODDING Dickinson Ranch Co. Conoco Service STERLING, COLORADO 301 S. College Ave. FORT COLLINS, COLORADO RAINBOW CAFE QUALITY ANGUS CATTLE BREAKFAST, LUNCHES, DINNERS Stockers and Feeders 6 A.M. - 7 P.M . 109 E. Laurel Stone Crest Motel and Trailer Court Ace Gillett's 1303 N. College Ave. Cafe and Coffee Shop APARTMENTS AND TRAILER SPACE REAL GOOD FOOD FOR RENT • Hundred Acre Woods Farm Stable HOTEL ARMSTRONG Modern, Clean Facilities Designed for Saddle Horses. • You Feed or We Feed . Some Pasture. NORTHERN HOTEL RT. 4, BOX 5 HU 2-4356 RESERVING NOW FOR NEXT YEAR PAGE 10 SKYLINE STAMPEDE BARREL RACING " You miserable refugee from a cultivator. Fint you wouldn't go near a barrel, then you wouldn't learn to turn, and now, you think every one is an oat bin. You jughead." Knocking over a barrel or running the cloverleaf pattern incorrectly disqualifies the con­ testant. Prize Donors BARREL RACING 1st -Belt Buckle ___________________________________________________________ fort Collins Auto Dealer's Ass'n, Fort Collins 2nd-Purse _________________ -·- __ ·- ------------------------------------· Pizza Rom a, Fort Coli ins 3 rd -Belt____________________________________________________________________ A-1 Auto, Fort Co IIi n s 4th -Moccasins. _______________________________________________ State Dry Goods, Fort Collins 5th -Braided Roping Rein ___ _ ____ ___ __ ___ ___ __ _Ralph Shimon Rodeo Equ ipment, Longmont 6th -Levis ________________________ ------·---------------·--------··------ Levi Strauss & Co., San Francisco SKYLINE STAMPEDE PAGE 11 cplea~ant CZJ alley Cf:2anch LAPORTE, COLORADO HU 2-2100 Registered Morgan Horses Commercial Beef Cattle Circle M - Miley Horse Trailers Horse Boarding, Training and Shoeing Eriksen Music BRANDENBURG FEED and Appliance Center E. Mountain and Riverside TAPE RECORDERS - PHONOGRAPHS HU 2-2741 TRANSISTOR RADIOS TELEVISION AND APPLIANCES Whole or Rolled Oats South College Center Baled Hay and Straw 1657 S. College Complete Horse Feed WELCOME A GGIES AND RODEO GUESTS Fishback Camera Shop from TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU 702 South College and Northern Colorado's Leading Armstrong Hotel Department Store FORT COLLINS, COLO. PAGE 12 SKYLINE STAMPEDE STEER WRESTLING ----.._ ) ,_.. ....... 'I -- I ( - J ® f< ( L ' ~ rl J I I ' "Get yer rear end out of the saddle and don't dive at their head and get yer feet in front of you he said.-Sure ought to beat this hoolihan wreck." The steer must be stopped and then thrown by the cowboy for a qualifying time. If the steer falls the steer must be allowed to regain his feet before throwing him with his head and all four feet pointed the same direction. Prize Donors BULL DOGGING 1st -Belt Buckle _____________ --------------------------
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