Trackdown

Hoby tracks the notorious Marple Brothers gang to Stockton, where they take women and children as hostages and hole up inside a church.

When a vengeful lynch mob mentality takes over a small Texas town, it falls to Ranger Hoby Gilman to see that justice prevails.

A vengeful man stalks Hoby as he transports prisoners.

A clerk is wounded in a robbery.

Hoby befriends a killer's son.

A dance-hall girl and a gambler help capture a murderous robber.

Hoby rallies a town terrorized by lawless ranchers.

A widow tells Hoby she plans to kill her husband's murderer.

Hoby and a partner make quick work of an outlaw gang.

A dead robber's sister tries to kill Hoby.

Hoby faces a death sentence at sundown.

A wounded bank robber shows Hoby where he stashed the loot.

A man credited with helping Rangers capture outlaws has disappeared.

Hoby and a sheriff uncover a love triangle that ended in murder.

Hoby investigates a rancher's suspicious murder.

A crazed trapper is the only witness to a murder.

Hoby reconstructs how an unpopular man was murdered.

Hoby contrives an outlaw's jail break.

Hoby accuses an influential businesswoman of murder.

With a convict in custody, Hoby is bitten by a rattler.

Nick Adams and Michael Landon as bad-guy brothers

Hoby has a run-in with a local judge's spoiled son.

A young blind woman learns her reclusive stepfather killed her mother.

The boy Hoby is protecting disappears.

A man accepts a challenge to duel his romantic rival.

Reward money entices an outlaw to turn in his partners.

A murderer Hoby freed in error wants to be protected from his victim's vengeful partner.

A gunman holds a runaway for permission to rob a bank.

A convict will begin killing hostages unless Gilman comes to the jail unarmed.

Walter Trump, a con artist, rolls into town claiming that a shower of meteorites will destroy the town at midnight, and that only he knows how to create a protective wall around the town through the use of parasols painted with with images that deflect the force of gravity pulling the meteorites to Earth. Trump originally claimed the parasols were free, but later raises the price to $75 per person after he is criticized by a visiting Texas Ranger.

Twins change identities to confuse Hoby.

While guarding the governor, Hoby witnesses a bank robbery.