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Program for Grotto Rodeo OFFICIAL RODEO PROGRAM ! 19th ANNUAL Grotto Rodeo July 26-31, 1954 EDGERTON PARK ROCHESTER, NEW YORK 25c. -- WHEN YOU'RE OUT TO MAKE THE BEST TRADE IN TOWN PARDNER- BETTER SEE YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER FIRST CALL TAXI MONROE RADIO CAB HAmilton 6006 THE ORIGINAL TWO-WAY RADIO CAB 24 Hour Service Prompt - Courteous Service OFFICE-32 ELM STREET - Opposite McCurdy's Call Us for Service to and from the Rodeo Event No.1 OVERTURE BY RODEO BAND "Ed" Ashworth, Leader Event No.2 GRAND ENTRY A Colorful Cavalcade of Cowboys and Cowgirls and Their Mounts Event No.3 Introduction of Col. Jim Eskew, the Arena Director, and the Judges Event No.4 BAREBACK BRONC RIDING CONTEST Event No.5 THE DANCE OF THE RANGELAND QUADRILLE ON HORSEBACK Rochester Magneto and Starter Service TUNE-UPS ON ALL MAKES OF CARS AND TRUCKS AUTOMOTIVE PARTS 265 HAYWARD A VENUE Call LOcust 7264 Furniture and Appliances Opposite WOLK APPLIANCE Avenue C 1281 . to 1285 St. Paul St. Phone COngress 5020 Event No.6 TRICK ROPING AND HORSE CATCHES Buddy Mefford and Jim Eskew, Jr. Event No.7 "MICKEY MOUSE," THE EDUCATED MULE Trainer, John Crethers Event No.8 SADDLE BRONC RIDING CONTEST Event No.9 MISS DOLORES BUSCHBOM, and Her Beautiful Palomino "SIR ROGER" This is the greatest hindleg performing horse ever presented. Event No. 10 WHITEY CARSON, "CAPT. TOOTSIE" TV Cowboy Singing Star of the T ootsie Hippodrome and His Electric Guitar Event No. 11 CALF ROPING CONTEST INTERMISSION You are invited to the Refreshment Stands where quality foods and soft drinks are served. Completely Air Conditioned Spaghetti - Ravioli - Steaks - Sea Food - Chops Taste Tempting COCKTAILS-SOFT MUSIC-After Theatre SNACKS Beautifully Appointed Dining Room for Banquets and · Parties For Reservations-EMpire 0864 51 ELM STREET (60 Seconds from Main) SUITS LINGERIE BLOUSES RAIN COATS COATS FURS SKIRTS LEATHER COATS DRESSES HATS SWEATERS p R 0 J A N s K y ... 39 EAST AVENUE Event No. 12 DRAW_ING FOR U. S. GOVERNMENT BOND (Evening Only) Event No. 13 LOCAL RIDERS EVENTS Event No. 14 JIM ESKEW, JR. In a Dazzling Rope Spinning Specialty Event No. 15 RUDYNOFF'S BALLERINA HORSES. Mr. Ruddy Rudynoff, his wife Erna and son Ruddy, Jr. with "Copper King," a grand champion palimino stallion and the black stallion "Shamrock Dare" Event No. 16 STEER WRESTLING Most dangerous of all Western Sports (Contest) CADILlAC· PONTIAC CORP. Sales and Serviee v'F ACTORY-TRAINED MECHANICS v NEW MODERN EQUIPMENT Complete for All Types of Service v EXPERT COLLISION WORK AND BAker 3440 PAINTING v LARGEST SUPPLY OF PONTIAC 333 East Ave. AND CADILLAC PARTS IN CITY DON'T BUY ANY CAR 'TIL YOU GET Our Deal On A 1954 MERCURY "It Will Amaze You!'' It's Easy To Deal On A 1954 MERCURY E. B. PETERS, lnc., 385 Ridge Rd. West Event No. 17 MAYOR HOOVER FAMILY COME TO TOWN Event No. 18 WILD BRAHMA BULL RIDING CONTEST Event No. 19 COLORFUL TRICK AND FANCY RID,ING Joan Sporin Beryl Jackson Betty Elliott Dotty Breslin Clara Breslin Fussy Potts Jimmy Breslin Event No. 2.0 FINALE Clowns - Brahma Twins," Bill and Clyde Rogers John and Punkie Crethers Order of events subject to change. Asphalt Tile Rubber Tile Linotile Lina wall Linoleum Wax and Cleaner HARRY A. POWELL Phone GEnesee 8239 - 6125 415 THURSTON RD. Rochester 19, N. Y. 47,000 CAR TEST!! The Oldsmobile Dealer FINCHER 37 SOUTH UNION Welcome To The Rodeo! Ladies and Gentlemen it is a pleasure to welcome you to our 19th Annual Grotto Rodeo. Your attendance here makes it possible for Lalla Rookh Grotto to carry on the many worth while charitable projects to which we are dedicated. GEORGE H. LYON, Monarch. PROTECT YOUR VALUABLES AT LOW COST! SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES Available at Main Office and Uptown Office For Less Than Per Day You Do Not Have to Be a Depositor in Order to Rent a Box. TO RODEO FANS BRIDLES BOOTS SADDLES LEVI'S William A. Curtis SPURS 15% SHIRTS DISCOUNT Corporation on Any Purchase of HORSE EQUIPMENT OR CONTRACTORS WESTERN CLOTHING 1269 Brighton-Henrietta Town Line Rd. WENIGER'S 124 SOUTH AVE. BAker 8861 Hillside 4580 This offer good during week of Rodeo only Col. Jim Eskew, Arena Director THE ARENA DIRECTOR The Arena Director is the man who is responsible for the clockwise precision and smoothness of each performance of the Rodeo, as unfolded to the spectator. This is no small task, for it must be borne in mind that the Rodeo is truly an im- promptu performance and completely unrehearsed. It takes executive ability to handle the hundreds of cowboy and cowgirl contestants and at the same time look ·after many hundred head of stock And it takes great showmanship to make up a program consisting of a series of contests and arrange it in such a manner that it results in a smooth presentation and thoroughly thrilling en- tertainment. CoL Jim E skew, the- Arena Director, is a well known Texas rancher, a former contes tant, and seems to be a born showman. He knows cattle, horses a nd the Rodeo game in its entirety and definitely proves his qualifications for his important post with the performance you are about to witness. For the Best in Luggage A. B. C. FUELS and Leather Goods Coal - Coke - Fuel Oils Frank E. Van Lare 338 ARNETT BLVD. GEn'esee 7500 Enjoy a Bag of Peanuts Furnished by GARGANO BROS., Inc. 267 MAIN ST. E. corner Cortland BAker 5530 284-290 ALLEN STREET HARRY MASTERS "LANDMARK" LAURELTON DRY CLEANERS Fish Fries - Spaghetti 301 CULVER PARKWAY We Cater to Small Banquets CUlver 7802 204 GENESEE STREET, near BRONSON Harry' Tufano. Prop. GEnesee 8244 WESTERN LINGO By Ramon F. Adams Alkali~d-Acclimated to the country. Most old- to do with the rest of his kind. The original mean- timers have lived in the country so long "they know ing of the word is "wild." the lizzards by their first names, 'cept maybe the Contract Buster-A man who makes his living young set." by his ability to sit a bucking horse. He travels Bedding Out - A term often used in speaking of from ranch to ranch, breaking horses. He does most the round-up season, as at this time the cowboy of his work at so much per head and finds employ- does all his sleeping in the open, ment on the smaller ranches which are unable to maintain a first-class rider throughout the year. Belly Rope-When the roper's loop slides over The larger ranches usually have enough top riders the shoulders of the roped animal and tightens to do all the breaking the ranch needs. around the belly. This act is always funny to everyone except the man doing the roping, and is Corral-As a noun it means an enclosure built of the, result of using too large a loop. wooden rails which are supported by posts set firmly in the ground. The rails are usually lashed Black Spot-What the cowboys call a piece of to the posts with green rawhide, which contract shade. Used in another sense, I heard one cowman when they dry and make the entire structure as speak of a man's reputation by saying "His past is strong as though made of iron. As a verb, to drive full o' black spots." into a corral. The word is from the Spanish verb Bronco-A wild or semi-wild horse; often con- corralar, meaning to drive into an enclosure. tracted. into "bronc." From the Spanish broncho, Covered His Dog-When the rourid-up captain meaning rough, rude. has gathered all the cattle in a given region he is Bucking Roll-A roll of blankets tied across the said to have "covered his dog." saddle, just behind the fork, to help wedge the rider in the saddle and make it more difficult for the Dally-To take a half-hitch around the saddle horse to throw him. Sometimes it is a leather pad, horn with a rope after a catch is made, the loose stuffed with hair. end being held in the roper's hand so that he can let it slip in case of an emergency, or take it up Cayusec-The name of the wild horse of Oregon. shorter. Also called by the slang names of 'daled," so ·named after the Cayuse Indian tribe, ·an eques- "vuelted," "dale-vuelted" and "dolly welted"-each trian people; synonymous to mustang. Commonly derived from the Spanish phrase dar la vuelta, used by the northern cowboy in referring to any which means to take a turn or twist with a rope. horse. At first the term was used as a contrast of the western horse as . compared to horses brought Ear Down-The. act of distracting a horse's at- overland from the east. tenfion by holding- its head down by the ears while the rider mounts. Sometimes man doing the Chinook-A warm wind in the northwest; also earing will catch the tip of the ear that is above his the term for the universal Indian language under- hand with his teeth. This will cause the horse to stood by all tribes of the northwest, The word is stand very still to avoid the pain. from the Indian. Chuck Wagon-T he mess wagon of the cow Four Flusher-Slang for one who bluffs. It is a country and claimed by some to be the original poker term, meaning to draw to fill a bobtail flush cafeteria. and to bet after failing to fill, hence bluffing; to make a pretense of competence when incompetent.
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