"Bugs Bunny Rides Again"
(1948)
Yosemite Sam Match - Stage 2

by Wild Bill Blackerby & Piney Woods

Scenario
Yosemite Sam is in town and no one dares to challenge him except Bugs. Sam declares "this town ain't big enough for the both of us!" In the time-honored western cliché, Sam orders Bugs to "Dance!" while firing at his feet. Bugs grabs a cane and straw hat and goes into a vaudeville soft shoe routine then says "Take it, Sam!" The diminutive villain, although startled initially, quickly breaks into the same dance, and is tricked into dancing into an open mine shaft (nearly getting hurt in the process).

The two decide to settle their differences by playing cards, with the loser being forced to leave town. Sam tells Bugs to "cut the cards", which he does, using a meat cleaver. With a new deck, Bugs tricks Sam into playing a card that gives Bugs the win. Bugs tries to get Sam to take the train out of town, but when the passenger car is revealed to be full of swimsuit-clad women headed for a beauty contest in Miami, Bugs fights with Sam to get on the train.

Bugs prevails as usual. In the final shot, he leans out the train window, his face covered with lipstick from kisses, and hollers, "So long, Sammy, see ya in Miami!"

Ammo
10 pistol, 9 rifle, 4+ shotgun

Starting Position
Standing at table, cleaver in hand, holding it over deck of cards - two safely holstered pistols loaded with five rounds each.

Rifle loaded with nine rounds safely staged on table.

Shotgun safely staged on table, at least four shotshells on your person.

Procedure
When ready, say "Ya said to cut the cards!"

At the buzzer, triple-tap rifle targets in any order.

Make rifle safe and engage each pistol target at least three times.

Engage shotgun targets in any order. .

 

   

 

 

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