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New Britain herald., 1928-04-11

There were only a dozen 300 hit ters at the close Of the 1914 Amcri- can League campaign. Fifty did that well or better last season.
 The titanic race for run honors fourteen years ago ended in tie between Home Run Baker and Wa hoo Sam Crawford, each with eight. Babe Ruth last season had that many by May l and a dozen others finished the campaign with eight or more.
 Fourteen years ago, as now, Ira Thomas occupied the role of official after-dinner spokesman for the Ath- letics It was just 6 few days. ago that Ira put he Athletics ill the
 1927 race with q few cheering words For old timers sake, here is the report of one of Ira's talks about the old Athletics, as print I in the Washington Post on Deccih- Der 5, 1914.
 That connle Mack. the baseball ward, can put team of nine lr"' in the field. not one of whom eNri touched drop Of liquor, and hui one of hom knows the taste Of to- bacco, Vas the statement of Ira Thomas. catcher for the Philad"l- ! phia Athletics. made at q dinner 1 the Philadelphia Slo",UoV lnticl' , (NcInnis. Collins. d:arry and Baker l consists of men W ho don't know ih' ] taste of liquor and only on" ha! | eyer used tobacco, according tt Thomas, who dW"lt upon the sub
 loct of sohrioty among players 0 ] the national cauc.'
New Britain herald., 1928-04-11
RECORD ENTRIES
 FOR TITLE BOUTS
State Amateur Championships to Be Staged in New Haven

Over 75 amateur boxers from all se ctions of the state will take part in the A. A. l.. state championship elimination tournament which will be staged under the auspices of tho Harriers A. C. at the New Haven arena on Thursday and Friday eve nings.
 | Tom Tracy, chairman of the Con- nccticut X. A. |. boxing board stated last night that he has received en- tries from Hartford. Derby. Water | bury, Wallingford. Meriden, Bridge port, Stamford, estport, NorWalk, Norwich and New Haven. Over 25 simon purcs from inc Park City arc anxious to compete in the tourna- 1 fighters ready 10 seek the champion ship honors. Hartford, which last year copped five titles is sending eight men, two of them winners last season.
 Nick florontino. will lnah" a strong bid for honors in the l12- pound class but will face plenty of
 
 ing from Bridgeport and Hartford Eddie Reed of Hartford, last years hyWcight champion. still claims that
 he can make that weight and lt is
 probable that l'lorcnttno will bt
 pittod against the Capital City youth
 Last year Reed won the title by de
 fcating the local lad but the figh | fnpa,.1 n I'AIltlIG l,
 fore Reed was declared the Winnc
 by the closest margin.
 l Bat Battaliro of Hartford. las years state and national feather
 weight champion, has turDcd pr
 and the title this year is bound { go to New Haven as Tony Nalent
 and Johnny Andrews are ready [ provide the visiting teams with op position Hartford has Johnn Angelo slated to battle in that divi sion but Andrews had defeated in Hartford yo,ith during the past sum
 mer on two occasions and if they al ! paired 10 meet. the locll boy shoHl come through with a pin. Johnn | DcEosa of Derby. who last year too part in tho national tournament i - Boston. losing technically due to l cut over his right "y" s"n1s "nr - along that he will b" in tip-top cor - uition to battle 1h" best boys in thi I class. DcI;csa, hv his victory oN' Jack "Itcd'' Knight looms up aS e possihl" winner of fin" foath"r""isl $ crown but Tony Nalento i3 not 0 lr .,idc-tca ackod.
 l. h tho lichtwrieht class, JH' if "Eed" Knight and Joe :ahatiEo wi
 latti, for New Haven. From liar
 ford will come Rancho Villa ar
 Zckc Mazcr with boxers fro
 }Eridgcport and Norvalt entered.
 cut over EniGht's right eye in z
 amateur show held at inc Arena t'
 weeks ago. is slowly healing and | fhr wound does not show better hca f ing effects i' is likely that h" W !. ," dropped from participating in il J. elimination. Barney Nouslnan
 Hartford was the til" holder la
 year but fl is moi known at the pr" 0. ent time if he will compete again h. The winIHr of the WrltcrW"ie q division this year is coming 10 be
 tough on. for thc dopestoFs 10 pi' {. Now Haven Will he represented S. Fritz td1mson and Alex TOGral
 whilr Hartford has Billy Taylor al II. ! Vic Morley ready for combat. n i. key Kaufman nf Hartford Hon q D. titI. la>i year but ras 1'feHf.l I L Billy Taylor Jn 2 Efoat loH lrl1 Il. Hartford Following that s@' I k oarinir~louor nnnc}uo ruir1 'h
 Kaufman fought a pro hout iu ha
New Britain herald., 1928-04-11
MAJOR LEAGUES TO HAVE
 OFFICIAL OPENINGS TODAY
Shvering Washington Crowd Sees Boston Team Defeat Senators - Present Season Marked by Passing of Veterans -Favortes Appearing on Opposing Clubs This Year - Players Cautioned That Victory in April Might Mean Pennant in the Fal-Scheduled Games

has taken off Washington uniform to put on that of St. Louis.
 Harry Rice will be hitting for tho Tigers against the Browns and there is no white elephant on Chick Gal- loway's shirt as he sits on the De- troit bench. George Sisler is in Washington colors instead of St. Louis and Iris Speaker is wearing tho blue of Philadelphia instead of the rcd, white and blue of the Scna- tors. Bing Miller's stockings have changed from brown to blue. Every prospect pleascs eNccpf tickle weather as the big parade starts It will require nearly six months to pass 6 given point. rcpre- scented by two chsmpionshin marches and a world series at tho end.
 X majority of the players arc ready. The fans have been waiting some time.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-11
STILL LEADING RACE
First Five still in the Van in "I.union Derby a> Runners Set Out on :,J Mile ,ga,Int.

rlinto on.. okla. April II GID- Standings of the first five leaders in t. G. I'Nlc'S Los Angeles 10 New York foot race remained unchanged today as the competing runners and walkers left here for Bridgeport, 5o miles away.
 Standing of the first eight leaders:
 Andrew Payne. Claremorc. Okla, 2a@5:53:&7.
 Peter Gavuzzi. Srthampton, Eng land 23G:1S:2o.
 John SaIo. Iassaic, \. J., 254:4e:- 2i. Philip Granville Hamilton. Ont. oG":oS:24.
 Eddie Gardner. Seattle. Wash. 2Ga:12:@l.
 Ollie W'anttinen, New York, 2G9:- %p:l2.
 William Kerr, Minneapolis, 272: 3o:%4.
 John cronick, Saskatoon, Sask, .73:"G ."%.
 Miko Joyce. Cleveland, 275:53: %.
 Louis lerr'Ila. Albany. x. l, 277:3S:2t. q UaS
New Britain herald., 1928-04-11
PIRATES TAKE. TWO

The Pirates baseball team decided the question of supremacy over the nailics yesterday by taking a double header Rozzo and Kennedy were the big htters. Dougherty saved the day for the winners with a beautiful our-handed catch. The Pirates would like to play any teams in the city averaging 10 10 l3 years of age For games telephone i S3.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-11
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
 Baseballs weighted with pennant l hopes and fears today bring the !, game home to more than 400 major i league players and quarter of a million fans.
 A shvering Washington crowd saw the Senators and Boston Rcd Sox offer a prologue yesterday. American league fans today will see the curtain rung up at Philadelphia, Boston. Detroit and Chicago while Ithe National league is starting an other baseball year at New York, Brooklyn. St. Louis and Cincinnati. Heavy artillery has been masscd on every front for the opening bat tie. Each manager wants to get off in at least temporary triumph , Players have been told in vigorous terms that a game won in April may decide a championship in late Sep tember.
 The opening Of the season find. the usual variety of changes. Anbi- tious youngsters will be found on every club knocking at the door or opportunity. Veterans have fallen under the handicap of bad legs and arms and passed out of the picture More than the normal number or former major league players who have served sentences in the minors I have disproved the truth of the say
 ing that they do not come back for
 here they are again.
 There was no Walter Johnson to
 answer the rallyirg call of the
 Washington fans, Hey Barney,
 when the Senators and Red SoH lined up yesterday. Buck Wheats
 sunburned face will be missing to-
 day and the swarthy Jacques Four
 nier will not hear major league
 fan cry Hit 1t out of the lot Jack.
 The sun will not he dimmed by the
 brilliant red undcrshirt sleeves oi
 Bob Shawkey when the Yankees
 emerge from their dugout.
 To pick up the bat and glove
 dropped by the players passed on tt the minors. these same minors hav' } sent up young arms and legs tf , carry on. Eddie Morgan, standing 9 out in a crop Of promising youns
 outfielders, will bid for the favor O
 Cleveland fans while St. Louis ha
 Brannon at second and Kress a Q short to carry formidable infielt :, burden. The expensive Chalmc / Cissell will be found at short for th' /, White Sox and a willing. hustlln' = Andy Cohen is in charge of secon'
 base for the Giants. Bill Kelley ha = his chance at first base for the Phil 7, lies and Arthur Whitney has vol U the third base bid on the same clut ;, Doug Taitt played his first maJo league game for the Red SoN yester II day.
 U The living examples of the fac S that all is not lost when a maJo league player drops back to tn e minors will see action today whe :" Frank O'Doul plays for the Giant:
 Harry Riconda and Howard Freiga :, go to bat for Brooklyn and Gen
 Robertson makes himself general $ useful for the Yankees.
 A number of players may tur 'N toward the wrong bench at the en
 of an inning. Half q dozen sta'
 were for clubs last year they no
 are against. Rogers Hornsby wi d be trying to beat the Giants le Frank Hogan and Jimmy Wells le work for New York interests. DaN -e Bancroft's hits and throws frol ,c shortstop will help Brooklyn an ll not Boston. In the American leagl 1. ~-k nciv ,y for St. Louis while Harry Manus ,r another former Detroit Tiger is
 the Brown outfeld. Earl McNee
New Britain herald., 1928-04-11
I.an,icrs
LEAD UA>DHALL IEAGuE

The Alderman B" rqrlist handba!l team in the Federal league at the Y. NJ. C. 4. went into undisputed lead in the circuit last night when it defeated the Murray Hadley com Both combinations were tied for first place with II wins and tour losses. The match was a gruelling affair. The scores were 2l-l*, 2l-1I, and e1-l7.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-11
MACK AGAIN HAS
 PITCHING TRIO
Grove, RoInmel and Ehmke
 Are Mainstays Of Athletics

Now York. April II P-Th" big fracas of the baseball campaign that cc,s under way today may be con- ccntrated in the National Leagues well 2 advertised p"nnani cramh'" but the main drama of th" season surrounds the angular, kindly figure of the veteran Cornelius McGllll- Cuddy.
 Fourteen years ago Connie Mack Scrapped one of the greatest base ball machines of all time. Among other startling moves he asked Waiv- CTS on Chief Bender, Jack toomh>. and Eddie Plank.
 Imagine not only parting with, but actually asking waivers on, as great 8 pitching trio as any club ever had in the history of the game, Bender. Plank and Coomhs-any l one of them worth al least Slh". ooo. 1 if not twice that sum. IS prese day baseball prices go.
 1 Today Mack's big three are ] Grove, Rommol and Ehmke, again q southpaw and two great right l handlers. but not to be compared as a trio with inc famous group that pitched the Athletics to four pen nants in five years.
 Plank was the greatest left lander Of all time, Bender the | greatest one game pitcher l ever knew and Coombs wonderfully con- sistent as well as rugged worker
 said Mack one day in sizing up his
 old timers.
 Grove" the -ycar-old pilot
 went on. has moro stuff than Plank 1 had. He may turn out 10 be as great
 when he settles down and acquires
 the staadiness that Eddie possessed Fourteen years ago, Ty Cobb, Ed
 die Collins and Iris Speaker. rivals
 for all-around honors and the star:
 of three pennant contending clubs
 finished one-two-three in the Amcri
 can league batting race. Today these three musketccrs
 with the end Of the long trail ii sight, are in the same uniform fo the first time, to make anothe | uTdlllduC lliIIi III lllc IoI tullto U : baseball associated with Conni Mack.
 The fourteen years it has takci to get this great trio together hay
 taken their toll. Collins already i out of daily harness, devoting his ex perience, rather than his playing ability. to Mack's machine. Cob and Speaker have slowed up. bu they still have a lot of basehits il their bats.
 All three have. retained their bat ting eyes even though they can cover the ground they used to. Th l figures offer striking proof Of thi! i Their marks for 1927 show an aver 2 age falling off of less than ten point Q each as compared with 1914. whc = they set the pace for the rest of in n | flock Here's how they comm red {.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-11
pANTHERS WIN AGAIN

Tine Panthers basketball t'ln Of this city defeated ihc tolorcd lii-f J1niors of Hartford :2 10 s. Tn" 1ccais managed 10 gain at fh" outset md thcy maintained t throushont he game. N4iatta and IT. Wheeler starred fer their respective teams
New Britain herald., 1928-04-11

All IINSy v""S
 IRndcrs dropped into fifth place lie with the New Britain Machine team when it fell before the on- slaught of a powerful P. & F. Corbin attack. The Lockmakers used every member of their squad in the con- test and each played a fine game on both the offense and defense.
 Mickey" Luke again displayed the strong offensive style of play which has characterized his work following his recovery from a mid season injury. He was aided by Joe Jasper his running mate at forward for tho past two years and Ray Hoist. the center.
 Landers continued to play the mediocre type of basketball which has hampered it in inc past month. Its high scorer. Nester. was in the game only a short time.
 The s)lmmary
New Britain herald., 1928-04-11

polis--Jack Kane. Chicago, outpointed Tony Ross. Pittsburgh. I0). Babe Jeller. Toledo. beat kid
 St. Petersburg. Fla.-Ai"N Hart. Philadelphia, won over Alex Simits. Canton. Ohio. Gw.
 Toledo. bhio-I'ananla Al Brow II. New York. Jcfea'"d Si"f" NuE"ili- ,lcyrianG. foul. @. Andy Martin. Nras Eeifori. NaSa.. uon over sol ,Iicr ponirroH ski, 'l",clan1 fo'h, ,t. ruul Alon, chicago, beat 'hich SuIc-. N" Bedford, foul @.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-11
 IN
C0RBIN SCREW AND P.&F.
 OUINTETS ARE WINNERS

Fafnirs and Stanley Works are Definitely Out of the Running for Industrial League Title-Stanley Rule Outfit Bows to Circuit Leaders Four'Game Pro- gram to Be Staged Tomorrow Night at Stanley Arena-Landers Team is Swamped by Lockmakers in Game
New Britain herald., 1928-04-11
WASHINGTON

Totals Fl -I z-Ratted for Gaston in 7th inning.
 zz- -Batted tor Harris in 9th inning.
 zzz- Batted for BraAton in 9th inning, Boston 031 900 3Oo-7 Washington 3ol 600 ol0-5
 Two base hits-Todt. Eire, Judge. Three base hit-kegau. Winning pitcll- CT MacFa ydrn. Losing pltcher--f fiastor. l'mpireS-- owen, 1;eiSel and Campbell. Time 0. game-1:40.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-11
Industrial League

Victories of Corbin Screw and r. X F. Corbins over the Stanley Rule and Landers teams in the Y. M. (, A. Industrial Basketball league last night leave f'afnirs and stanley Works definitely out of the running. The only teams which now hay" a chance of winning the ponnani are the r. & r. Corbin and CorFln Screw quintets.
 In the first game the Corbin Screw won over the Stanley Rule outfit by ., to IS score. This was the most exciting game of the night The sec end contest between T.. X r. cor bins and Landers was too one-s1ded to be interesting the Lockmakers won by a 4 to q score.
 These were the second last games of the season. Tommorrow night a four game program will be present. ed at the Stanley Arena and all though there is q Corbin Cabinet Lock Screw Shop game left after that, 1t will not be played unless 1t is absolutely necessary.
 Screw shop Wins
 Throughout the Corhin Scre" Stanley Rule game, the teams pat tied on even terms, but in the closing minutes of play the league leaders displayed the punch necessary to put them across. The Rulers, by thelr showing. surprised the gallery oi fans and were the favoritcs.
 Probably the big factors that aided in making the game interesting were the addition to the Rule Shop line up of Tony Garro, former higf school athlete, who scored seven o' his teams points and the loss to tho Screw Shop team of Joe Luty.
 Arbour who took Luty's place a center and Captain Andy Yakubowlt; were the best players on the winning team.
 The summary:
New Britain herald., 1928-04-11
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

E. tIT- A--Dtl0ftd I'Te9s.
 b,s Moin,a. Iowa Mike Mandt II St. Paul. knocked out Kenneth Hunt, Dns Moiacs. b. Johnny Martin sioux Falls. x. D.. knocked out Bob by Lyons. St. Paul. CD.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-11
COrbin Screw
Stanley Rule
An Easy Victory

Referee, Dillon: timer, Sikora; scorer. McCOurt.
El fronterizo., 1928-11-03
PAGINA TRES

La e lie que expresaba entonces, quizas con ell ardor exagerado cor que
expreso sempre al extranjero mi fe n ell desHno de Mexico era genuina.
Lbrandonos del candidate, Incompatible pr naturaleza con ell u1agio hemos
de rehablIhr y enalte@r ell vote. Els cierto, ma election como la que vimos
e n a pantaua cnematografica, 10 es UNI garantia de orden Y progreso. En- III
pals sin preva education poHtca deja ell gobierno a MERGED de ina demagogia
brutal apoyada en la legion inmensa de los ignorantes. Pr ESQ ha hecho
temblar a hombres bn intencionados que n onoce otro medic de elegir que
ESQ, y han pedido, CON remedio unco, la Hmitacion del vote. Con ell registro
prevo, con ell vote estictamente secreto, la limitation IS innecesaria. la dema-
gog1a es mpotente, la ignorancia es inGua. La experienced 10 ha demosrado
amphamente. Solo Y cor su cedula en- "a mar ell ignorante NADIA puede hacer;
voos Sc inuhEza, Sc pierde. Sin ell tesigo u compruebe ell sentido del
vote, la coaccion fsica y moral es infnitamente menos temible.
Para nosotros, ell dlema es clarIsnmo ineludible. No somos nj podemos
ser monarqufa heredHaria, o siendolo, la renovation del Gobierno tene que
hacerse necesariamente por la violencia 0 pr e.. vote. 81 hemos, DO fin de
SUBSTITUTE aqueHa por esta, entonces tendremos uue reaizar rapidamente IN
doble ajuste.
Prnero: supIcar los metodos eectorales para poneros mas al aLance de
nuestrap cca educac6n cNica.
SegGndo Educarnos intensfvamente, n 10 pohtco, para az moda1nos
cuanto antes a III regimen constitutional
El fronterizo., 1928-11-03
Los SenadOres Van
ATrabajar

MEXICO, Nov. 3.-Los principales
lideres del Senado celebraron hoy
IN junta con Ell objeto de hacer
TODD 10 possible porque acaben con
las disenciones existentes entire los
Senadores y que han estado oca-
sionando b~ochornosos espectaculos.
Ell ~Presidente del referido Cuerpo.
Ingeniero Pastor Rouaix, hizo yer a
sus colegas la convenience de que
Sc hicieran a un lado las disputas
por las gratificaciones y gales. para
trabajar honradamente. Advirti0
El fronterizo., 1928-11-03
Turnada a Las Auto
rides De Immigration

Antonio Burruel de Carrera, des-
pues he haber servido un mes de
prision, en- la Carcel del Condado,
ha sido turnada las Oficinas de In
migracion, las que Sc e~ncargaran de
SUI deportation.
Antonio Burruel, fu6 va deportada
una vez de los Estados Unidos, siendo
esta la segunda.
tambien ell senior Rouaix que la Alta
Camara lleva dos meses de funcionar
desde que Sc instal0, y que NADIA de
provecho ha discutido hasta ahora.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-27
Upton $ Sheriff
Race Is Opened
InPIedge Ruling

RANKIN. Tex. Sept. aT.-fFi The
race for sheriff W. Upton county
will he open 40 anyone who wishes
fo run. Judge E. R. Sutton ruled
Yesterday that Tho substitution of
tho word party for the word
primary in the pledge as printed
ON the ballot invalidated the elec-
tion ana left The county without "a
nominee for the office.
The ballots carried the following
pledge. "I am "a democrat and agree
w support the nominee WI this
party The pledge as prescribed hv
law reads. WV am " democrat ard
agree to support the nominee of this
primary
w. O. Barfield. who haH hrcn De-
clared elected must now make tha
race against whoever chooses t9
run. iii ne wants tho office. M. C.
Fowler. who ran against him in the
first primary. sued the county coni-
mittec tO force W run-nff primary.
Judge Sutton. in deciding the suit
made WV reference WV the question
of m run-nff, but declared that
Barfield's nomination had been ille-
gal
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-27
Will APPEAL
CONTEST Case
Notice Given Follow
ing Judgment For
Pattee

An earl. review hy the appeals
court IS expected OF the Point Isabel
commissioners primary election con
test which was decided in favor of
n. NJ. Pattee, the nominee. late We'd
nesday NV Judge a. MI kert, Y
whose court the case wns heard.
The contestant gave notice of an
peal ay soon VII the court ruling had
been made.
The election contest inaugarated
hy Constant La Roche. commissioner
for the Point Isabel-Los Fresnos pre-
cinct. against H. M. Pattce, certified
on the returns rs the democratic can
didate for commissioner. came "a
a sudden termination when the court
sustained a motion NV counsel for
Pattee that judgment he rendered for
his client.
The motion was made following
the presentation of evidence NV the
contestant. counsel stating the evi-
denre submitted Indicated that only
one illegal vote had been cast i'm the
primary and that IL was necessary
for the contestant to show that Mt
least AZ illegal votes had heen count
ed for Pattee.
Following au attack upon ~ auth
orizations for poll taxes. most Of
which had been issued with George
NJ. Scanlan designated a. agent, the
contestant sought 70 introduce testi-
m0ny that II aliens had voted in the
primary. This testimony was not ad-
mitted. The contestant also attacked
the poll lists. comparison Of the tax
collectors list and that NJ the Judges
81 election showing IS names Of per
sons participating in the primary
we're not included IN the tax collect
or's list. Counsel for contestee as
serted that this discrepancy was due
"a the fact the tax collectors list did
not contain the names of voters ex-
empt from payment Of poll taxes or
those who rad transferred 10 the
precinct.
The contestant alleged that George
MI Scanlan was not legal voter IN
the precinct and introduced a record
of deed of trust In which Scanlan
had set out property In Brownsville
where he and his family resides as
his homestead.
Gregorio Tamayo. presiding officer
at the Point Isabel election. was
called to the stand and the poll list
Of the election checked. He recog-
nized q number az those whose names
did not appear on the tax collectors
list as exempt from payment cf poll
tax. stating he had taken the aft
dsvits of some and the statement cf
others.
r.anvas@vahk~ 49, --~n d~rSs~aa -
making up the record in the case. and
IL Is understood the natter will be
presented 10 the appeal court at an
early date in order 70 secure de-
cision before the general election.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-27
WOMAN shot;
DRY OFFICERS
Held IN Ohio
Charge Auto Was Fir
ed Upon by Agents;
Driver Thought 1t
Was Holdup

L0RAiN. Ohio, Sept. FIJI
Miss Betty Haywood. o. w Elyria, is
IN a serious condition in hospital
here from a bullet wound alleged 20
have been received wnen prohibition
officers working under direction Of
Mayor NJ. XVI. Standen. fired On a car
in which she was riding today at Lo-
rain. The officers alleged % have
done the shooting are AIN Jail.
The officers. Frank klady, Walter
hnitter and Louis Cisco. NIL of Lo-
rain. are held on technical charges
for investigation.
The shooting occurred at a bridge
where the dry agents were stationed
u apprehend rum runners. They are
alleged ~ have fired On the car in
which Miss Haywood was q passen-
ger when IL did not stop mo COM
mand
Charles Edwards VI Elyria, driv-
OK Of the car in which his wife,
daughter and Miss Haywood were
passengers. said he believed the az
cnts were holdup men and increased
the cars speed when they ordered
him wv stop. As the car sped past one
shot was fired striking Miss Hey
wood in the neck.
Edwards drove tn hospital
where he left Miss Haywood and then
reported the matter to the police.
40 liquor was found IN the car.
klady is u deputy sheriff. knittcr
and Cicco are city police. All three
are working "A dry enforcement squad
under Mayor Standen.