Play for Keeps

The National Broadcasting Company presents Joel McCray in tales of the Texas Rangers From Hollywood another authentic reenactment of a case transcribed from the files of the Texas Rangers Texas more than 50 men will make up the most famous and oldest law enforcement body in North America A good sport tonight, play four keeps.

At five minutes past midnight on December 12th, several years ago, Sheriff Bob Smith is a Bradshaw County, Texas, staged a raid on a gambling establishment located on the country road. But there were no patrons in the house, and the sheriff's face grew dark red, as he and the local constable failed to find any evidence.

And that's in an upstairs room either, Sheriff. You're sure of that, Andre. I'm not even a deck of cards. Say sheriff, like I told you, I quit the racking. Yet this is the fourth time this year you roused me out of bed.

I know you're operating, Walton. And I'm gonna get you for it. You're not gonna milk the citizens of this county. Not while I'm sheriff. Look, sheriff. This happens to be my house. Why, do no why don't you finish your business here?

How about getting out? I guess we might as well go, sheriff. No, Jim. We're gonna stay a minute. I wanna talk to Walton. And you? That what? I was sure of this rate tonight, Jim.

Did sure. Just like I've been sure the last three times. Because only you and me ever knew about him. I didn't tell nobody but you, Jim. You the constable. Sounds like he's accusing you of tipping me off, done.

I know he tipped you, Alton. Better watch what you saying, Bob. All that talk about law and order and wanting to pull him. Let me see your wallet, Jim. Take it out, let me see you.