This is another twofer. Need the names of both participants.
This account claims that ___?___ had tried to provoke Wyatt into a fight, which he declined. ___?___ then started to insult a man standing at the bar sporting a white hat. ___?___s taunts ceased when the man known as ___??___ (nick named Cowboy Bob) assured him that he was unarmed. Disgusted, ___?___ left the bar, leaving ___??___ fuming. His reputation had been insulted and he determined to get even. He walked across to the faro dealer and asked to borrow a pistol, stating that he would not be imposed on. The dealer shook his head: Have no trouble go on out. Ignoring him, ___??___ reached into the drawer and grabbed the dealers pistol.
It was just as well for him that he did, for the door burst open and ___?___ rushed in, firing wildly. ___??___, with remarkable coolness, dropped to one knee, cocked the pistol, and holding it firmly in both hands, opened fire, cocked and fired again, hitting ___?___ first in the shoulder and then in his stomach. ___?___, dazed and numbed by the shock of the heavy lead slugs, continued to shoot, ruining a billiard table with his finnal shots, before turning away and staggering into the street where he clambered on to a passing street car and collapsed across a seat. Passengers heard him mumble that his mother should be informed that he had died game.
From Age Of The Gunfighter by Joseph G. Rosa
