Ralph Peters

A football player comes home to find his father missing, then becomes the target of his father’s killer, only to land in jail when he defends himself.

Ken Baxter and his two pals, Pancho and Panhandle, discover Professor Wahl injured and wandering on the range. They take him to the Blue Mesa Trading Post, where two archaeologists, Dr. Flotow and Baron Starkoff, foreign government representatives, are staying. Both want to secure control of a supply of helium gas found in an ancient Indian cave. Wahl, working for the federal government, is murdered at the Blue Mesa. The land strip on which the cave is located is claimed by Letty and Jim Morgan, brother and sister owners of the Lazy Y Ranch. Tin Cup Ranch owner Joe Larkin hires Ken to take possession of a cabin on the Morgan land in order to gain title. Ken, an undercover G-man, finds a secret passageway from the cabin that leads to the cave. He discovers the helium and that Larkin is working with Starkoff.

When a gang of bandits starts targeting stagecoaches, a U.S. marshall goes undercover as a professional gambler to root out the criminals.

A law enforcement agent sets out to the mountain hideout of a gang to probe their suspected role in a series of violent assaults on his colleagues.

When a gang of city racketeers teams up crooked local ranch hands to extort money from local cattlemen, federal agent Bob Blake steps in to stop them.

After a flood destroys local farmland and corrupt politicians try to stop a relief bill, a small-town rancher runs for Congress to get it passed.

Cowhand Ken Clark is stranded in Chicago, and temporarily takes a job as a sharp-shooter entertainer in a night club, with the intention of getting enough money together to get back to his beloved Arizona.