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THE OLD WEST & BASEBALL TOO A peak into the pages of "Gunslingers and Baseball": Quote: "If a man steals cattle and is fairly warned, I'll shoot the damn thief and not feel a shred of remorse," Tom Horn, Wyoming, 1900. One of Custer's troopers leaped upon Wild Bill Hickok, threw him to the saloon floor, and jammed a six-gun into the Sheriff's ear. "Click," misfire Stage robberies, like this one, on the Prescott to Phoenix route occurred at the alarming rate of one per month in 1880. A baseball game in Arizona Territory, played shortly after the Civil War, between the Tombstone Miners and...