National Finals Rodeo set with new sudden death rules
The Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association announced new sudden death rules for the nationwide telecast of the 1976 National Finals Rodeo at 7 p.m. Monday. Only the top 15 money winners from 1976 in each event can enter. champions will be determined solely by winnings at the Finals. The event, held in Oklahoma City with a $165,000 purse and a 2 hour telecast, features Hesston sponsorship and includes girls barrel racing.
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Miami cowboy tops money list in National Finals Rodeo
Tom Ferguson of Miami Oklahoma leads the money standings as top contender at the National Finals Rodeo. Ferguson and other pro rodeoists will compete for the title in sudden death rounds broadcast nationwide by Hesston Corporation and Hesston dealers at 7 p.m. Monday on channels 9 and 11.
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