pony diehl造句

• Curly Bill may have first met Pony Diehl around this time as well.
• Two days later, near Curly Bill Brocius, Pony Diehl, and other Outlaw Cowboys.
• Soon after, along with Brocius, Johnny Barnes, and Pony Diehl, McMaster moved to Arizona.
• It could have been during Wyatt's " Curly Bill " Brocius, and Pony Diehl, in late 1878.
• He was also accused of stealing U . S . Army mules and a robbing a stage with outlaw Pony Diehl.
• Clanton was later accused, along with his brother Phin Clanton and friend Pony Diehl, of attempting to kill Virgil Earp.
• Pony Diehl was mentioned in the records of the events leading up to and after the Gunfight at the O . K . Corral.
• Pony Diehl was probably the son of German Americans Jeremiah and Mary Hagler Ray and was born in about 1848 in Rock Island, Illinois.
• On January 25, Wyatt obtained warrants from Judge Stilwell for the arrest of Ike and Phin Clanton, and another Cowboy named Pony Diehl, for the attempted murder of Virgil.
• Clanton was later accused, along with his brother Phin Clanton and friend Pony Diehl, of attempting to kill Virgil Earp on December 30, 1881, a shooting which left Virgil with a crippled left arm.
• On January 23, Wyatt rode with his deputized posse, consisting of his brothers Morgan and Warren, Doc Holliday, " Texas Jack " Vermillion and four others, to Charleston, Arizona where Ike Clanton, his brother Phin, and Pony Diehl were known to stay.
• Though Ike's hat was found at the scene where the ambushers waited, a number of associates stood up for him, saying that he had been in Contention that night, and the case against Ike, Phin and Pony Diehl was dismissed for lack of evidence.
• Though Ike's hat was found at the scene where the ambushers waited, a number of associates stood up for him, saying that he had been in Contention that night, and the case against Pony Diehl, Ike, and Phin was dismissed for lack of evidence.
• With Wyatt and Doc Holliday in the lead, the six lawmen surmounted a small rise overlooking the springs and were surprised to find nine Cowboys already there : Curly Bill, Pony Diehl, Johnny Barnes, Frank Patterson, Milt Hicks, Bill Hicks, Bill Johnson, Ed Lyle, and Johnny Lyle, all camped around the springs, cooking a meal, less than away down an embankment.