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01/09/2012

J. Ellison Carroll, champion roper of the world and cow...

J. Ellison Carroll, champion roper of the world and cow boys who took part in the roping contest, Oklahoma City, Dec. 31, '09 - Jan. 1, '10

Date & Place: 1909 or 1910.

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