[Bcma-l] Aboriginals & sport
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Pat,
Is Kenny McLean related in any way to 'The Wild McLeans'? They hailed =
from Hat Creek Ranch, owned and operated by Donald McLean before he was =
killed in 1864. His Aboriginal wife, Sofia, had to leave the property =
two years after his death and the boys formed a gang and ran riot =
through the Cariboo. They were hung in 1881 for shooting Sheriff Johnny =
Usher. The boys, Allan, Charlie and Archie, were all great horsemen. =
Charlie often raced at Barrington Price's track in Keremeos.
Christine Pilgrim
Hands on History
Email: christinepilgrim@telus.net
Website: www.christinepilgrim.com
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Sent: Friday, August 03, 2007 12:27 PM
Subject: Re: [Bcma-l] Aboriginals & sport
Lauren
Further to Kenny McLean, he was inducted into the BC Cowboy Hall of =
Fame in 2001. The BC Cowboy Hall of Fame is located in the Museum of =
the Cariboo Chilcotin in Williams Lake, B C. We have his story, photos =
and some artifacts. Other native cowboys in the hall of fame are Gus =
Gottfriedson from the Kamloops area, Joe Elkins from the Williams Lake =
area, Andrew Manuel, Kamloops area, Gilbert Bowe, Prince George area, =
Joe Rosette, Alkali Lake, Louie Bates, Williams Lake area, Floyd =
Grinder, Cache Creek, the Plamantier family, Chilcotin area
Other native athletes - The Alkali Braves hockey team 1930s, Carey =
Price, Anahim Lake BC Goalie for Tri-City Americans - fifth overall =
pick of the Montreal Candians in 2005 draft - named to the Western =
Hockey League first all-star, named most valuable player and top goalie =
in World Jr.Hockey Championships 2007 - finished a perfect 6-0 - Canada =
won the gold medal ,Calder Cup winner 2007
Pat
Museum of the Cariboo Chilcotin
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Sent: Thursday, August 02, 2007 6:02 PM
Subject: Re: [Bcma-l] Aboriginals & sport
Hello Lauren,
One primary source would be the family of Kenny McLean, 1939-2002, =
world champion saddle bronc champion, from Okanagan Falls, BC. This is a =
quickly found link-- you can certainly find family members in the =
Okanagan Falls area to interview.
=
http://www.kevinkruegermla.bc.ca/EN/2594/16831?PHPSESSID=3D1087dae5180edf=
94c8039419b1ff2c99
From this link:
"November 18, 2002=20
Kenny McLean: Requiem For A Cowboy
Private Members' Statement
K. Krueger: On July 13, 2002, Kenny McLean passed away. He was =
considered by many to be the greatest Canadian rodeo cowboy of all time =
and a true national hero. He was competing in a senior professional =
rodeo in Taber, Alberta, when he suffered a fatal heart attack. He was =
63 years old. Ken was born May 13, 1939, at Okanagan Falls, B.C.
=20
He was a tremendously gifted athlete who could have excelled in =
nearly any sport. Ken was breaking colts for his father on the ranch by =
the time he was 12. By the time he was 17 he was on the road, competing =
in saddle bronc riding against the best rodeo cowboys in the world and =
winning. He earned one of his first championship buckles at Kamloops =
rodeo in 1956, Mr. Speaker, when you were a lad, and I was little more =
than a gleam in my daddy's eye. He went on to win almost every major =
rodeo in North America at one time or another in his career, including =
the Calgary Stampede.
In 1959, at the age of 20, Kenny McLean won his first Canadian =
championship in saddle bronc riding. He won again in 1960 and in 1961 =
became the first cowboy ever to be crowned Canadian champion bronc rider =
three years in a row. In 1961 Ken was named rookie of the year on the =
Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association circuit south of the border. In =
1962 Kenny McLean earned the title of world champion saddle bronc rider. =
After winning a world championship riding bucking horses, Ken also began =
competing in the calf roping and steer wrestling. He quickly established =
himself as one of the best all around cowboys in the world, winning =
Canadian championships in both steer wrestling and calf roping. He was =
all around championship cowboy of Canada four times. Kenny McLean still =
holds the record for the most major championships ever won by a Canadian =
cowboy, and that was 14. Kenny McLean became the first to be inducted =
into the B.C. Sports Hall of Fame in 1974. In 1976 he received the Order =
of Canada. He is the only rodeo cowboy ever to be inducted thus far as a =
member of the Order of Canada."
Good luck with your research!
Barbara
On 2-Aug-07, at 12:21 PM, bcma-l-admin@museumsassn.bc.ca wrote:
Lauren,
We have some pictures of native women footraces c1910, native =
women
horseback race 1910 and native men hockey team c1945 all from the =
Nicola
Valley.=20
Jo Atkinson
Nicola Valley Museum Archives Association
Merritt, BC
Ph/fax 250-378-4145
nvma@uniserve.com
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Subject: [Bcma-l] Aboriginals & sport
Hi!
I would like to post on Listserv. Perhaps the following message =
could be
posted.=20
Thanks,
Lauren Milden
Hi!
My name is Lauren Milden and I am working with the BC Sports Hall =
of Fame
and Museum to try to locate primary and secondary sources that =
relate to
Aboriginals and sport in British Columbia. This can include, for =
example,
feats
of strength, games etc. I would really appreciate it if you
could give me an idea of the sources that your museum might house
or any other worthwhile places to search.=20
Thanks so much,
Lauren
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Pat,</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Is Kenny McLean related in any way to =
'The Wild=20
McLeans'? They hailed from Hat Creek Ranch, owned and operated by =
Donald=20
McLean before he was killed in 1864. =
His Aboriginal wife, Sofia,=20
had to leave the property two years after his death and the boys formed =
a gang=20
and ran riot through the Cariboo. They were hung in 1881 for =
shooting=20
Sheriff Johnny Usher. The boys, Allan, Charlie and Archie, were =
all great=20
horsemen. Charlie often raced at Barrington Price's track in=20
Keremeos.</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT> </DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Christine Pilgrim</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Hands on History</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Email: <A=20
href=3D"mailto:christinepilgrim@telus.net">christinepilgrim@telus.net</A>=
</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Website: <A=20
href=3D"http://www.christinepilgrim.com">www.christinepilgrim.com</A></FO=
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT><FONT face=3DArial =
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Lauren</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Further to Kenny McLean, he was =
inducted into the=20
BC Cowboy Hall of Fame in 2001. The BC Cowboy Hall of Fame is =
located in=20
the Museum of the Cariboo Chilcotin in Williams Lake, B C. We =
have his=20
story, photos and some artifacts. Other native cowboys in the =
hall of=20
fame are Gus Gottfriedson from the Kamloops area, Joe Elkins from the =
Williams=20
Lake area, Andrew Manuel, Kamloops area, Gilbert Bowe, Prince George =
area, Joe=20
Rosette, Alkali Lake, Louie Bates, Williams Lake area, Floyd Grinder, =
Cache=20
Creek, the Plamantier family, Chilcotin area</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Other native athletes - The =
Alkali Braves=20
hockey team 1930s, Carey Price, Anahim Lake BC Goalie for =
Tri-City=20
Americans - fifth overall pick of the Montreal Candians in 2005 draft =
- named=20
to the Western Hockey League first all-star, named most valuable =
player and=20
top goalie in World Jr.Hockey Championships 2007 - finished a =
perfect 6-0=20
- Canada won the gold medal ,Calder Cup winner =
2007</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Pat</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Museum of the Cariboo =
Chilcotin</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT><FONT face=3DArial=20
size=3D2></FONT><BR></DIV>Hello Lauren,<BR><BR>One primary source =
would be the=20
family of Kenny McLean, 1939-2002, world champion saddle bronc =
champion,=20
from Okanagan Falls, BC. This is a quickly found link-- you can =
certainly=20
find family members in the Okanagan Falls area to =
interview.<BR><BR><A=20
=
href=3D"http://www.kevinkruegermla.bc.ca/EN/2594/16831?PHPSESSID=3D1087da=
e5180edf94c8039419b1ff2c99">http://www.kevinkruegermla.bc.ca/EN/2594/1683=
1?PHPSESSID=3D1087dae5180edf94c8039419b1ff2c99</A><BR><BR>From=20
this link:<BR><B><I><?fontfamily><?param Verdana><?color><?param =
0000,0000,9999><BR>"November=20
18, 2002 <?/color><BR><?color><?param 0000,0000,9999>Kenny McLean: =
Requiem=20
For A =
Cowboy<?/color><BR><?/fontfamily></I></B><I><?fontfamily><?param =
Verdana><?color><?param 0000,0000,9999>Private=20
Members' Statement<?/color><BR><BR><B> K. Krueger:</B> On July =
13,=20
2002, Kenny McLean passed away. He was considered by many to be the =
greatest=20
Canadian rodeo cowboy of all time and a true national hero. He was =
competing=20
in a senior professional rodeo in Taber, Alberta, when he suffered a =
fatal=20
heart attack. He was 63 years old. Ken was born May 13, 1939, at =
Okanagan=20
Falls, =
B.C.<BR> =20
<BR>He was a tremendously gifted athlete who could have excelled in =
nearly=20
any sport. Ken was breaking colts for his father on the ranch by the =
time he=20
was 12. By the time he was 17 he was on the road, competing in =
saddle bronc=20
riding against the best rodeo cowboys in the world and winning. He =
earned=20
one of his first championship buckles at Kamloops rodeo in 1956, Mr. =
Speaker, when you were a lad, and I was little more than a gleam in =
my=20
daddy's eye. He went on to win almost every major rodeo in North =
America at=20
one time or another in his career, including the Calgary =
Stampede.<BR><BR>In=20
1959, at the age of 20, Kenny McLean won his first Canadian =
championship in=20
saddle bronc riding. He won again in 1960 and in 1961 became the =
first=20
cowboy ever to be crowned Canadian champion bronc rider three years =
in a=20
row. In 1961 Ken was named rookie of the year on the Professional =
Rodeo=20
Cowboys Association circuit south of the border. In 1962 Kenny =
McLean earned=20
the title of world champion saddle bronc rider. After winning a =
world=20
championship riding bucking horses, Ken also began competing in the =
calf=20
roping and steer wrestling. He quickly established himself as one of =
the=20
best all around cowboys in the world, winning Canadian championships =
in both=20
steer wrestling and calf roping. He was all around championship =
cowboy of=20
Canada four times. Kenny McLean still holds the record for the most =
major=20
championships ever won by a Canadian cowboy, and that was 14. Kenny =
McLean=20
became the first to be inducted into the B.C. Sports Hall of Fame in =
1974.=20
In 1976 he received the Order of Canada. He is the only rodeo cowboy =
ever to=20
be inducted thus far as a member of the Order of=20
Canada."<BR><?/fontfamily></I><BR><BR>Good luck with your=20
research!<BR>Barbara<BR><BR><BR><BR><BR><BR>On 2-Aug-07, at 12:21 =
PM,=20
bcma-l-admin@museumsassn.bc.ca wrote:<BR><BR>
<BLOCKQUOTE>Lauren,<BR><BR>We have some pictures of native women =
footraces=20
c1910, native women<BR>horseback race 1910 and native men hockey =
team=20
c1945 all from the Nicola<BR>Valley. <BR><BR>Jo Atkinson<BR>Nicola =
Valley=20
Museum Archives Association<BR>Merritt, BC<BR>Ph/fax=20
250-378-4145<BR>nvma@uniserve.com<BR><BR><BR><BR><BR>-----Original =
Message-----<BR>From: bcma-l-admin@museumsassn.bc.ca=20
[mailto:bcma-l-admin@museumsassn.bc.ca]<BR><BR>Sent: August 2, =
2007 11:04=20
AM<BR>To: bcma-l@museumsassn.bc.ca<BR>Subject: [Bcma-l] =
Aboriginals &=20
sport<BR><BR>Hi!<BR>I would like to post on Listserv. Perhaps the=20
following message could be<BR>posted. <BR>Thanks,<BR>Lauren=20
Milden<BR><BR><BR><BR>Hi!<BR>My name is Lauren Milden and I am =
working=20
with the BC Sports Hall of Fame<BR>and Museum to try to locate =
primary and=20
secondary sources that relate to<BR>Aboriginals and sport in =
British=20
Columbia. This can include, for example,<BR>feats<BR>of strength, =
games=20
etc. I would really appreciate it if you<BR>could give me an idea =
of the=20
sources that your museum might house<BR>or any other worthwhile =
places to=20
search. <BR>Thanks so=20
=
much,<BR>Lauren<BR>_______________________________________________<BR>Bcm=
a-l=20
mailing=20
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