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Monday, September 19, 2005

One of nation’s oldest rodeos bans free chewing tobacco

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One of nation’s oldest rodeos bans free chewing tobacco

Cash Myers, of Athens, Texas, dives onto his mark in the steer wrestling competition for a time of 4.3 seconds in the finals at the Pendleton Round-Up, Saturday, Sept. 17, 2005. Myers won the all-around trophy by winning the most PRCA points in two or more events. (AP Photo/East Oregonian, E.J. Harris)
Cash Myers, of Athens, Texas, dives onto his mark in the steer wrestling competition for a time of 4.3 seconds in the finals at the Pendleton Round-Up, Saturday, Sept. 17, 2005. Myers won the all-around trophy by winning the most PRCA points in two or more events. (AP Photo/East Oregonian, E.J. Harris)ENLARGE
Cash Myers, of Athens, Texas, dives onto his mark in the steer wrestling competition for a time of 4.3 seconds in the finals at the Pendleton Round-Up, Saturday, Sept. 17, 2005. Myers won the all-around trophy by winning the most PRCA points in two or more events. (AP Photo/East Oregonian, E.J. Harris)
PENDLETON, Ore. (AP) — Bryan Richardson hadn’t learned algebra when he straddled his first bull at age 13. By then, he’d already been chewing tobacco ...

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