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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-17
G ADVERTISEMENT
IT LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

trict are hereby created and defin-
ed as q voting precinct for said cleo
ton, and Community House No. /
IS named as the polling place in
said voting precinct and George
French and j. F. McClintock are
named as presiding judge and as
sistant Judge and Mrs. w. w. I'M
derwood and Mrs. J. F. Adams as
clerks OF said election.
All that territory OF Voting Pre-
cInct No. 3 OF Cameron County,
Texas, as heretofore created by
Commissioners Court into a voting
precinct. Is hereby created and de-
lined as a voting precinct for said
election, and E. T. Yates Garage is
hereby named as the polling place
for holding said election in said
voting precinct, and James l.. Alb
ney and w. B. Walton are named as
presiding judge and assisting judge,
and II. w. Dierker and Lee r.
Vance as clerks OF said election.
All that territory Of voting Pre-
cinct No. 5, of Cameron County,
Texas, as heretofore created into a
voting precinct by the Commits
sioners Court, lying within the
metes and bounds Of said Browns
vile Navigation District. is hereby
created and defined as a voting
precinct for said election, and Pal
mer's Filling Station and Store
is hereby named as the polling place
in said voting precinct, and Wiley
Patterson and Hall Palmer are
named as presiding Judge and as
sisting Judge, and Mrs. w G. Oh
liver and Mrs. T. c. Richey as clerk.
Of said election.
All that territory OF Voting
Precinct No. s OF Cameron County.
Texas as heretofore created by the
Commissioners Court, which lies
within the metes and bounds Of
said navigation district, Is hereby
created and defined as a voting
precinct for said election and
Tomas Tjerina's Filling Station
and store is named as the polling
place for holding said election in
said voting precinct. and Fred
Rusteberg and D. Ayala are hereby
named as Presiding Judge and AS
sisting Judge. and Herman Rock
and z. G. Bauer as clerks Of said
election:
Voting Precincts Nos. is, II. Is.
10. 20. q and % as heretofore
created by the Commissioners
Court OF Cameron County. Texas
are each respectively created and
defined as voting precincts for said
election. with polling places and Of
ficers Of election named in said
respective voting precincts as fol-
lows:
Precinct NO. IS. Polling Place.
Fitch's Garage. n. L. Fitch and
Henry Bell. Presiding Judge and
Assisting Judge. and r. r. Ruff
ard J L Bogus as Clerks.
Precinct No. II. Polling Place.
Bells Service Station: Robin Pate
and J. r. Shelton as Presiding
Judge and Assisting Judge and WAL
lace HARDWOOD and Z. A. Munday
as Clerks:
Precinct No IS: Polling Place: J.
A. Champions Store: Louis Cham
pion and Hilmar Fabra as Presid-
ing Judge and Assisting Judge: and
Joe Cooke and Phil Scanlan as
Clerks:
Precinct M. Ia. Polling Place
the City Hall: John c. Tanning
and Ike Kiboe as Presiding Judge
and Assisting Judge and Mrs.
Bertha T. Ferrell and Mrs. W. ,.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-17
lBy The Associated Pressl

East-Western Maryland is the
only team in the section neither
beaten nor tied but Army. Dart
mouth and others look stronger
Army and Dartmouth arc unbeaten
but have been tied once Colgate
and Fordham also rank well TO the
top. Each has lost only one game
and that to a foe from another Sec
ton. The Yale-Harvard clash is the
headllner for next Saturday.
Western Conference - Northwest
ern is leading with five straight con
ference victories but Michigan can
gain a tie by whipping Chicago on
Saturday. Purdue. defending cham
p.on can clinch third place by beat
irr Indiana. Iowa and Ohio State
helped midwest prestige by beat
ing Penn State and PITT Saturday
when Northwestern conquered Wis
c1nsin and Michigan scored over
Minnesota. The Northwestern VS..
Metre Dame clash this week brings
together two unbeaten and united
teams.
'Bama and Tulane
Southern - Alabama and Tulane
alcne remain in the running and
probably will finish in a deadlock.
Alabama has only Georgia ahead
ard Tulane should account for
Louisiana State without trouble.
Alabama won its seventh straight
conference game Saturday. beating
louisiana State. Tulane surprises
with a $50 victory over Georgia.
Pacific Coast - Washington State
clinched the conference title by
beating Washington. 80. Oregon
State eliminated oregon winning IS
0 in a mild unset. California meets
Stanford in the only bic game this
week.
Rocky Mountain - Utah won the
conference championship for the
third year in a row by trouncing
Colorado University. $40. The Colo
1ado Aggies whipped the Utah Ag-
g.es. 1870. in the other standout
game. The Colorado Aggies meet
Colorado College in the headline
contest this Saturday.
Sooners Tied
Southwest - Texas gave Texas
Christian its first defeat since 1923
and looks like the most powerful
unit within the conference. Texas
Christian. however. can retain the
title bv beating Baylor and South
ern Methodist ever should Texas de-
feat Texas A. & NJ. Southern
Methodist flashed a great passing
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Sudlow as Clerks;
Precinct No. 20; Polling Place, the
Miller Hotel; w. r. Burnett and
Frank Alcedo as Presiding Judge
and Assisting Judge and Miss Lydia
Champion and Mrs. Frank Alcedo
as Clerks.
Precinct No. 81: Polling Place
Martinez Drug Store No. 2; Paul r.
Dye and Cuban Monsees as PreSid-
ing Judge and Assisting Judge ana
John Hunter and Fermin Cuenar
as Clerks;
Precinct No. 20; Polling Place
the Old Alamo Building at the
corner Of Ninth and Adams Streets:
A. G. Hipp and Valentin Gavito as
Presiding Judge and Assisting Judge
and Federico Recio and Tomas T.
jerina Jr. as Clerks.
Precinct No. 80 as heretofore
created BY the Commissioners Court
IS hereby defined as a voting pre-
cinct for holding said election and
Mess store is named as the poll
ing place for holding said election
and L. d. Moss and z. J. Lewis are
named as Presiding Judge and AS
sisting Judge, and J. c. White and
Mrs L. D. Moss are named as clerks
Of said election:
All that territory OF Voting Fee
cinct No. SO as heretofore created
by the Commissioners Court. lyin1
within the metes and bounds Or
said navigation district, Is hsrebv
created and defined as a VOTING
precinct for holding said o-,ction
and the residence Of J. M. Saner Is
hereby named as the polling place
for holding said election and Mrs
J. M. Saner and John r. Cara are
named as Presiding Judge and AZ
siSting Judge, and j. Saner and A
r Cara as Clerks of said election
Voting Precinct No. "a as hereto
fore created by the Commissioners
Court, IS hereby created and defin-
ed as a voting precinct for holding
said election. and the Filling Sta
ton near Southport Is hereby
named as the polling place in said
voting precinct, and Fred Latham
and NJ. NJ. Brown are named as
Presiding Judge and Assisting Judge
OF said election. and Mrs. II. 2.
Grove and Mrs. z. z. Shinpaugh as
Clerks Of said election"
The Secretary Of the District is
ordered and directed to prepare the
ballot. and provide election sup
plies for said election. and the
Chairman and the Secretary are
ordered and directed TO give notice
for the length of time and in the
manner required by law for the
holding of said election.
The above and foregoing notice Is
given pursuant to said order OF the
Board Of Navigation a Canal Com
missioners made and entered on the
4th day Of November, A. d. 1890.
Witness our hands ard seal Of
said district al Brownsville. Texas.
this 4th day Of Novembe-. A. D. 1880.
JOHN GREGG.
President OF the Board Of
Navigation g. Canal COM
missioners Of Brownsville
Navigation District Of
Cameron County. Texas.
j. @. FERNANDEZ.
Secretary OF tie Board OF
Navigation & Canal Com
missioners of Brownsville
Navigation District of
Cameron County, Texas.
tSEAL)
Attest: J. @. FERNANDEZ,
Secretary.
11-lo-17-24-3t-3e9S
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DISTRICT

Last Weeks Scores
Breckenridge 10: Laredo o.
Alamo Heights Is: Corpus Chris.
d 0.
Main Avenue o: Austin o. Ctie).
Tivy CKerrville) 81: Laredo 8.
Fridays Games
Austin at Brownsville.
Harlandale VS.. Alamo Heights.
Laredo at Robstown.
Thanksgiving DAY Games
Main Avenue VS.. Breckenridge.
Corpus Christi at Robstown.
Brownsville at Kerrville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-17
Loughran Training
For King Levinsky

CHICAGO. Nov. l7.-P-Tom-
my Loughran. former world light
heavyweight champion. started
training today for his l0-round
bout with King Levinsky in the
Chicago Stadium Friday night. AS
Otto Won Porat is sailing Wednes-
day for Norway. Il will be impos-
sible for the stadium to 90 through
with its Loughran-Von Porate
match next month.
Longhorn has been offered q
match with Jimmy Slattery OF
Buffalo. another former light heavy
weight title holder, provided Tho
Philadelphia defeats Levinsky.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-17
Field Of Indicated Gridiron
Leaders Cut Down Materially

attack to down Navy at Annapolis
IN an in~tersectional game.
Big Six - Kansas tangled up the
conference standings by beating
Oklahoma. 1870. Oklahoma and
Kansas are now tied In the stand
ings but Missouri and Nebraska.
who fought TO a scoreless tie. still
are in the running. Kansas Aggies
defeated Iowa State in the remain
ing conference game. 1870.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-17
Texas Fox Hunters
Are Holding Meeting

GROVETON. Tex. Nov. i7.-Pl
Preparations for the fall hunt
Of the Texas Fox and Wolf Hunt
ers Association were planned here
today. as several hundred hunters
and the finest packs Of dogs IN
Texas made camp in the woods
near Groveton. The first cast for
fox was planned at down tomorrow.
Dick Elliott Of Ranger was select
ed master Of hounds G. T.. Dupuy
Of Lufkin. president Of the AS
ISOLATION. and many hunters and
their hounds arrived at the camp
SUNDAY.
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The.
Sports
Spade
BY Hal EUSTACE
= 2 = . = = = Z

THE BROWNSVILLE J. C. Scor-
Aons will likely play either the
University Of Texas Gh~rt- Is or
the Rice p" team here Thanks
giving. Either OF these fames would
hs4wel, worth attending. The Rice
"B" club defeated the Kingsville
A. & I. squad 60 at Houston some
time ago. Indicating that the
Scorps and the B" aggregation
would De fairly we'll matched. The
Ja-aiinas trounced the Edinourg
Broncs handily. some 400 as we
remember. The Texas club defeated
the San Antonio J. c. BY practical
iy the same score that the Scor-
picns dovnsd the Rangers here.
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Noted Grappler
Karasick AT
Harlmgen Today
Especial TO The Heraldl


HARLINGEN. Nov. 17.-One Of
the foremost wrestlers in the -
ed States (see. We haven't our
fingers crossed) will perform here
tonight when AL Karasick. TIE
Russian Lion" steps into the ring
with Wildcat Reynolds.
Karasick really rates With the
topnotch BOYS. He is the best
wrestler to show in Harrington with
the exception OF Gus Sonnenberg.
And be it recorded gentlemen.
Karasick would be glad to test his
strength with the famous Gus.
Cowboy Teddy Waters and Jim
Coffield will open the show.
The card opens at 8 p. m. IN the
Harlingen fair park auditorium.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
T OF ELECTION


Or Three Navigation and Canal
Commissioners IN Brownsville Nav
igation District Of Cameron Coun-
ty. Texas.
Notice IS hereby given that q
general election Will be held with
in the metes and bounds OF
Brownsville Navigation District o.
Cameron County, Texas on the first
Tuesday in December. A. d. 1880
same being the second day OF Dec
ember. A. d. 1880, for the purpose
Of electing three Navigation ano
C,nal Commissioners OF the dis
!. which election shall be held
issuance Of an order made anc
ID by the Board of Navigation
II anal Commissioners at lis
icy = meeting on the 4th day OF
9nber. A. D. 1880. which order
n words and figures as here
matter set forth. and copy Of which
IS made a part thereof, as follows
to-wis:
Be 1t remembered that on this
the 4th day Of November, 1880, the
Board OF Navigation and Canal
Commissioners OF Brownsville Nav
igat.on District OF Cameron County
Texas. net II regular session at the
Districts offices. present as fol-
lows:
John Gregg. Commissioner. Chair
man.
j. G. Fernandez, Commissioner.
Secretary.
z. A. Rosenthal. Commissioner.
r. B. Rentfro, Attorney.
A. B. Cole. Attorney.
II. l.. Yates. Attorney.
j. S. Ford. Assistant Secretary.
Whereupon the following pro-
ceedings we're had and done to-wit:
IN the matter Of the general
election for Navigation and Canal
Commissioners Of the District TO be
held on Tuesday. December 2nd, A.
D. 1880. being the first Tuesday in
December, A. ID. 1880.
The above matter coming on for
consideration, on motion duly made,
seconded and unanimously carried.
Il was ordered as follows:
BE II ordered that an election
be held in Brownsville Navigation
District Of Cameron County. Tex
as on the first Tuesday in Decent
Der, A. d. 1880. same being the 2nd
day OF December. 1880. for the pur-
pose OF electing three Navigation
and Canal Commissioners OF the
District.
Said election shall &c he'd at the
following named places within the
metes and bounds Of the district,
and for the convenience OF the
voters in said Navigation District
the Board hereby creates and de-
TN lss voting precincts the res
voting precincts hereinafter
dCoed and designated. and the
following named places within said
territories and limits shall consti-
tute the polling places Of said vot-
ing precincts. and the following
named persons are hereby appoint
ed as managers and officers OF said
election:
All that territory az Voting Pre-
cinct NO. | az Cameron county. As
heretofore created BY the Commits
sioners' Court. lying within the
metes and bounds of Brownsville
Naviration District of Cameron
COUNTY. Tevas. and al that terri
tory Of Voting Precinct No ? az
Cameron County. Texas. as here
tofore created BY the Commission
crs' Court lying within the metes
and bounds Of said Navigation Dis
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Pot Shots

The trouble With the heavy
weight situation. says E~ustaquio. IS
that there r too many who are
sure they can beat Max Scnmeling.
Jack Kearns Is grooming Mickey
walker for the Job. Managers Of
Bud TAYLOR. Fidel Ia Barba, Sammy
Mandell. AL Singer and Tony Can
zoner. viii be the next 70 hurl
challenges.
Otto Won Porat has gone back
to Norway, disguised with himself.
which makes the feeling practically
unanimous.
Young Stribling fought Art De
Kuh very mildly in Atlanta on
Armistice day. and Eustaquio wants
10 know If that's the reason for
the movement 10 call the holiday
Peace DAY.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-17

A loyal swarm OF Brownsville
be kers will fill the Tucker field
81 ids on the same day 10 see the
81 canning Eagles do battle with
in high Maroons. who seem
I'd for a district Eight cham
ship. Harrington and Austin are
VNged TO win, but the Eagles and
Azhthers may turn the tables.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-17
CHRISTIANS
HAVE CHANCE
BY Winning Last Two, Frogs
Can Duplicate Their
Championship
BY GAYLE L JR..

DALLAS. TexA Nov. 17.-P-
The scramble for the 1850 south
west conference grid crown still
was a wide open affair today with
only two weeks remaining to play
one Of the closest in the history Of
the circuit. Only one Of seven
contending teams. Texas A. & NJ.
was below 500 in the standing. and
four of them still had a chance at
the title.
As a result Of their decisive Z to
0 victory over Texas Christian Sat
urday. the University Of Texas
Longhorns became popular favorites
to ascend the throne. By downing
Southern Methodist, Baylor and
the champion Frogs on successive
week ends the L~onghorns have
proved themselves worthy Of the
honor. But Il was by no means
certain they would get il.
Chance Remains
Texas Christian. engaging Baylor
this week at Fort Worth and South
ern Methodist here the week follow
ing, could retain the championship
by winning both contests. the
reward for having booked six
conference tits instead of the
customary five. Texas. with only
n more to plav. against the Ag-
gies on THANKSGIVING Day al Austin.
could finish ahead only in the
event Texas Christian tied or lost
n Of its last two.
Chances that either BAYLOR or
Souther-. Methodist would upset
the works and take the title were
rather slim. but II could he done
If either captured its two remaining
bouts and the Lonrhorns should
get slipped I'D on BY the AFgies. In
that event the two would divide
the spoils between them.
Pennies Return
Interest this week will center on
the Baylor-Texas Christian tilt at
Fort Worth. AS a result Of their
convincing win over the Arkansas
Razorbacks. p 70 z. SATURDAY.. the
golden Bears NAV be expected TO
give the Frogs a tieht battle.
Southern Methodist. triumphant
over Navy, 20 TO 7, in the first
victory ever scorded by a south
west conference eleven over q major
opponent on the Atlantic seaboard.
was hurrying home 10 get In shape
for a conference fray with the
Rice Owls az Houston. The Mus
tangs must down the Owls 70 retain
a mathematical chance at title. and
it promised TO be quite an assign
rnent.
Rice's youIZ eleven proved Il
still packed a punch by taking the
Texas Aggies. 7 to 0. at College
Station. II marked the first time
in history that an Owl team walked
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-17
Did You Wnow That

Harry Newman Of Michigan is
being hailed as the best quarter
back operating IN the Big Ten
this season. let Michigan have
her Harry. Brownsville is still
willing 70 swear by Boy" New
man, Scorpion quarter. Boy
was the master mechanic Of the
power Screaming Eagle machines
OF 90 and '2o....in the Scorp-
Bronc game. Big Mac McCauley
laid for Newman al day Mac
finally nailed him. but he was
fooled on the play and Newman
didn't have the ball We'll. I
finally tackled him. anyway.
Big Mac said with four years
at spin position behind liinn. New
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-17

With a clear sky and the sun
shining brightly Monday. it ap-
peared that the svish-swatting
squad would get a break this week.
Since the big success OF the Har-
lingen course. the Brownsville links
are being remodelled. This will
give the Valley two OF the best
courses IN Texas.
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1Wn Good Tits

THERE WILL BE two football
spectacles staged III the Valley
Friday. Colorful crowds will gather
at Harrington and Brownsville on
that day. The weslsco Partners
will quit their lair TO invade the
nest Of the Har,ingen Red Birds.
and a big. partisan crowd viii be
IN the stands.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-17

VALLEY GOLFERS have been
getting a tough break Of late al
the hands Of Jupe Pluvious, water
boy of the gods.
If there is anything tougher
than shooting par up TO tie sixth
only to have a young deluge spring
up, 1t has not been recorded II
the text books as yet.
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Macaluso Tops
Nations Best
Grid Scorer.
CBy The Associated Press.)

Len M~acaluso's field day against
Syracuse enabled the Colgate full
back to take a wide lead ir the race
for national individual football scor-
ing honors. Macaluso scored 90
points on Saturday to boost his
seasons total TO 1876.
Leaders in each of the country's
p:ne major groups or conferences
fellows.
Sec. and Player /. 2. 3. 4. 5. g.
Colgate fb 8 is "a I l35
East. Macaluso
Pacific, Mohler, So.
Calf. hh s Is 0 0 96
Southern. Spicer,
Kentucky hb 5 IL 9 o rs
Rocky Mt, Christensen.
Utah hb Gil O o Sc
Midwest. ONeil.
Detroit hb 7 II O 0 66
Missouri Val, Kolen.
Drake hb I 9 0 IS
Southwest. Leland,
T. G. U. oh 10 9 0 54
Big Ten. Russell.
Northwestern hb S s ! 0 40
Big Six. Bausch.
Kansas hb 6 s 8 0 AZ
When the football team OF dear
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FIooD1reHrs blazing
dounona iumPhanthgure a mighty
armraisedh high. while out Of the dark
a steady roar aoolaims the champion
who proves himself champion still.
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off Kyle Field, hallowed battle
ground Of the Aggies, victorious.
Steers Idle

Those were the only engagements
scheduled for the week. The mighty
Longhorns will have nothing to do
until Thanksgiving Day, wher they
entertain their traditional foes, the
Aggies, at Austin.
Arkansas, having completed its
conference card. will finish against
Centenary at Shreveport. also on
turkey day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-17

When the football team OF dear
old Whozis beats Howszat by TAO.
ID IAN almost be taken for granted
that the judges aren't going to give
Howszat the decision. But you
never can tell in boxing.
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@Hnza The OWNSVM HERALD SPORTS SECTION ErHzna

man can play spinner with the
best Of them......
New Britain herald., 1930-12-24
EXPLANATION OF YESTERDAYS CARTOON

" Hug 'aOcF me Iis 5a"s usee NIdocq t afhej mwr He organized the Trade Protective Society," initiating
  that
  u i @ to c. of
  in 0 to of Therefore the dIop e in the glass of ard of in the Jas O n O. Nate. of
  upon An vehicle,
  
 widely commented by the a0r c i $ 4lI a
 FRDAY-"A Miracle Spring"
New Britain herald., 1930-12-24
Guard Rescued From
 Water Bv His Prisoner

Portsmouth, x. H. Dec. "A P}- The story of how the heroism of a naval prisoner turned the tables on his marine guard became known here today with the arrival of the crstwhile guard, himself in custody.
 The marine was Corporal John J.. Antovich of FoXboro, Mass. under q sentence to serve a year in the Portsmouth naval prison. Several weeks ago Antovich was ordered to take a sailor, about to be dishon- orably discharged from the navy, to the Quantico marine barracks.
 The trip was started on naval tug. Somewhere en route, the cor poral became intoxicated and fell overheard. The naval prisoner promptly plunged 10 his rescue and brought him back to the tug.
 The navy department not only re- mitted the sailors sentence but awarded him the life saving medal and restored him to good standing while court t-martial ordered the guard 10 serve 4 months at hard labor This the navy department re- duced to ? months. The name Of the seaman was not divulged.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-24
BOY CONFESSES
 SHOOTING OFFICER
Alexander May, Y, Says Po-
 liCeInan'S Shot Hit Foot

Hartford, Dec. 24 P'-AleXander May, of 11S4 Park Terrace arrested in West Hartford early this morn- ing on charges of committing nearly 50 burglaries in Hartford and III West Hartford, confessed at noon today that he was the youth who shot and wounded Policeman Will lam Bergen in this city last April 5.
 The shooting occurred on upper Asylum avenue when the officer stopped May and two younger boys 10 question them. It is believed by the police that the three were then returning from a 'job.' Policeman Bergen had taken the boys to a po- lice box and was calling headquar- ters when the shot was fired, alleg- edIy by May. As the officer was sinking to the ground L. drew his gun and fired.
 Young May told the police today that one of the bullets from the pa trolman's pistol took effect in his right foot and that he "doctored' the wound himself. Until today the police were of the opinion that none of the shots took effect. The officer, who spent only a day or two in lccal hospital, was saved from more serious injury when the bullet fired by his youthful assailant, struck a Luton on hls coat and lost more apced as it passed through his heavy clothing.
 The youth refused to admit who his two companions were on the night of the shooting.