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• McGuane proves that he is still an accomplished cowpuncher with words.
• He spent some time as a cowpuncher in the western states.
• In a spring game in April 1942, Lazetich returned a cowpuncher and rodeo rider.
• Many of the cowpunchers carved their names or graffiti into the sandstone of Medicine Rocks.
• Her father, her uncles and all other members of her family were bitterly opposed to Harriet marrying a wild cowpuncher.
• Business has improved for the park's retail shops, Cowpuncher's Palace and International Saddlery, since the Olympics.
• So things haven't really changed that much from when Texas cowpunchers and Kansas sodbusters mixed it up on the streets here.
• In March 1945, Kistiakowsky became part of the Cowpuncher Committee, so-called because it rode herd on the implosion effort.
• As a youth, he won roping prizes in rodeos and seemed destined for the $ 1-a-day life of a cowpuncher.
• Royal Canadian Mounted Police and Texas cowpunchers who crossed over the " medicine line, " as the border was called in the late 1800s.
• Not the made-for-movie stuff that Gene Autry sang, but REAL cowboy songs, ballads left behind by anonymous cowpunchers with no musical training.
• Allison formed part of the " Cowpuncher Committee " that " rode herd " on the implosion project, ensuring that it stayed on track and on schedule.
• He was also a cowpuncher, rodeo rider, and trick roper, able to throw a 100-foot circle of rope and lasso eight horses at once.
• In the end it was a very dissatisfying 12-round dance for both Reid, the slick puncher from Philadelphia, and Coker, the cowpuncher from San Antonio.
• But when Autry made clear to Republic Studios, a young company focused on the western genre, that he wanted a hefty raise, the studio began searching for another cowpuncher.
• In the Western satire " Punchy Cowpunchers " ( 1950 ), Mahoney, striking a heroic pose, would suddenly get clumsy, tripping over something or taking sprawling pratfalls.
• Lean, gray-bearded, and wearing a well-used cowboy hat, Pop looked like an old cowpuncher, but he was just a guy on vacation from La Habra, Calif.
• It raised donations and funds from the Inter-American Development Bank and the European Union to put 24 computers in the rented storefront at 19A Caminho do Boiadeiro, or Cowpuncher's Way.
• He graduated from the University of Wyoming in 1939 . After a stint working as a cowpuncher, Cochran developed his acting skills in local theatre and gradually progressed to Broadway, film and television.
• It was not long before a Canadian Mountie, who was visiting the Hyssop Ranch, thought that one of the cowboys was just too young looking to be a seasoned cowpuncher and bronc peeler.