Rawhide Season 7 Episode 14
Pop Stark promotes gunfights for profit. Billy his latest boy just lost. Carl Hatcher loaned Pop money. His brothers are coming to collect. Pop arranges a gunfight between Rowdy and Austin Ware, a professional gunfighter.
Serie: Rawhide
Episode Title: The Book
Air Date: 1965-01-08
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