Tombstone

Tombstone Tombstone, Arizona Late 1800s, the adveture of Dick Clark & the famous O.K. Corral gunfight "Tombstone has had its share of troublesome people and its high rollers such as the famous Dick Clark. Dick Clark was a trick cards men, having an ace up his sleeve or dropping an extra card on the ground for the fun of taking the pot. In 1881 Dick Clark, whose real name was Richard, had run his own saloon in Tombstone. The name of Clacks saloon was 'The Alhambra', with people not being to very good of friends with Clark he had few equals. Clark's saloon was most likely one of the best gamgling establishments. Earlier in mr. Clarks gambling days he had played poker in the army for their money and had enlisted again only to gamble with the army dudes. Tombstone had had some of the best poker games, such as Dick's game against Senator Horace Tabar, and Clark had cleaned him out. Clark had been known for winning as much as 1000 dollars in 6 hands, I believe no one would want to play him when he was on a roll. On his tombstone, wyatt, doc, holliday, later, after, ike, made, killed, way, said, people, one, earps, clanton, shooting, now, kate, few, day, years, town, sheriff, ok, morgan, earp, corral, clark, city, behan, been, battle, virgil, side