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Davy the Punk
A life so fascinating, hilarious and outrageous, it’s worthy of a Mordecai
Richler novel. — Andreas Schroeder, author of Renovating Heaven

Davy the Punk spins his tales tall and true to the circle of Jewish hoods in
1940s Toronto, mesmerizing them and us. In this memoir of a childhood
that is the stuff of dreams and movies, Bob Bossin pays loving tribute to a
father whose name alone conjures up a lost world. With a songwriter’s ear,
a performer’s sense of timing and a poet’s grace, he brings that world back
to life. The apple (or, in this case, the apple strudel) doesn’t fall far from
the tree. — Si Kahn, author, musician and organizer

I loved this. This generation [Bossin ] writes about has now vanished, but
the colourful, hard-talking comedic experience of life on the edge comes
back. Bossin is a great storyteller, and these are great stories. I can hear the
voice of that generation clearly. Wonderful! — Clayton Ruby, lawyer

Bob Bossin’s father Davy lived in the seamy underside of Toronto the
Good between the wars—a Runyonesque milieu of bookies and baseball,
horses and payoffs, right in the zone where crime buys a drink for enter-
prise. Bossin’s memoir of Davy is fascinating, funny, dark and poignant
—a vividly readable portrait of an unforgettable man in a remarkable
habitat. — Silver Donald Cameron, author of The Living Beach

Davy the Punk is a thoroughly enjoyable and revealing romp through the
historical underside of Toronto the Good. With verve and enthusiasm,
Bob Bossin brings a performer’s skill to the tall but true tales in what is,
ultimately, his family’s story. — Lilian Nattel, author of Web of Angels

Amid the fascinating and sometimes belly-laugh-funny anecdotes of under-

world life in mid-20th-century Toronto the Good, Davy The Punk depicts a
son’s poignant search for his infinitely resourceful, elusive and wounded
father. Bob Bossin has penned a witty and generous memorial to a man, we
sense, he is still seeking to know.
— Gabor Maté M.D., author of In The Realm of Hungry Ghosts
The Porcupine’s Quill
Library and Archives Canada Cataloguing in Publication

Bossin, Bob, 1946–, author

Davy the punk / Bob Bossin.

isbn: 978-0-88984-369-1 (pbk.)

1. Bossin, Bob, 1946–. 2. Bossin, Davy. 3. Folk singers—

Canada—Biography. 4. Bookmakers (Gambling )—Canada—
Biography. 5. Fathers and sons—Canada—Biography. I. Title.

ml420.b 68a3 2014 782.421620092 c2014-900192-4

Copyright © Bob Bossin, 2014.

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We acknowledge the support of the Ontario Arts Council and the Canada Council
for the Arts for our publishing program. The financial support of the Government
of Canada through the Canada Book Fund and the Government of Ontario
through the Ontario Media Development Corporation is also gratefully
acknowledged.
For Davy and Marci,

and for Davy and Gee

 • Table of Contents •

1. The best way to not get hit by a baseball 9

2. Sweet Lilies’ advice 15

3. A gold coin 25

4. Mister Orpen 37

5. Sack’s two dollars 47

6. The layoff man 53

7. Outward order and decency 65

8. The race wire 69

9. Annenberg 75

10. An expert on horses 85

11. Marci 97

12. Costello 109

13. The only game in town 125

14. Gentlemen’s agreement 129

15. Omnia praesumuntur rite 135

16. Big Gangy Cohen gets out 143

17. Sh-Boom 153

18. We may be related 161

19. Portraits by Marci 169

20. Heaven 173

Afterword, Acknowledgements, Credits 179

—7—
 ‘Is that true?’

‘It’s a true story.’

‘It really happened?’

‘It’s a true story.’

— A. J. P. Froehlich

—8—
 • 1. The best way to not get hit by a baseball •

it is t he s um m e r of 1956 and I am sitting with my father, Davy Bossin,

in the bleachers above first base in Maple Leaf Stadium, the old ballpark on
the shore of Lake Ontario. Summer nights in Toronto are as humid as a
Georgia swamp, and the stadium on the waterfront has been dubbed ‘the
poor man’s air conditioning’. Davy is sitting in the comforting breeze off
the lake, reading the newspaper. I am giving him a fervent play-by-play of
the game between the Maple Leafs and the Havana Sugar Kings. I am ten.
Through the early innings, we are joined by one, then another of my
father’s cronies, who gather in the evening air to swap stories, argue poli-
tics, and only incidentally watch baseball. By my father’s decree, my colour
commentary stops when the friends show up. This is fine with me; I love
hearing the men talk the way they do when they are away from their work
and their wives. I make myself as small as I can, hoping that my presence
will be forgotten and I will overhear some secret that would otherwise be
withheld until I have been dispatched for peanuts or hot dogs. Toronto
was known, in those days, as Toronto the Good, but the Toronto these
men know is tantalizingly bad.
‘Did you see Benny Kaufman died?’

—9—
 ‘Benny the Shoykhet? With the book in the little butcher shop in the
alley off Kensington?’
‘Yeah, exactly. Benny’s gone, alev ha-sholem.’
‘Did he ever get pinched? I don’t think he ever got pinched. He had a
hell of an operation. You could make a bet, have a drink and buy a chicken.’
‘Did he actually sell chickens?’
‘Sure he did. They were good kosher chickens. Of course he always
kept a few in the back in case of a raid. He had one of the kids out at the
street, who’d whistle if the cop turned into the alley. Then the bubba would
come downstairs and they’d stick the bottles in her apron and throw a cou-
ple chickens on top, and she’d shuffle down the alley, smiling and nodding
at the cop. Benny stuffed his betting slips up the ass of one of the chickens.
They never caught him.’
‘Yeah, they did. Herbie Thurston pinched him. Remember, Harry
Thurston’s boy who became a cop.’
‘Nah, you’re all mixed up. Herbie never pinched Benny; the guy he
pinched was Murray the Rug.’
‘In the old dry cleaner’s on Dovercourt!’
‘Exactly. When he was a kid, Herbie used to go in with his father,
when the old man placed his bets. Then when he became a cop, he went to
Murray, and he told him, ‘‘Murray, I’m a policeman now and I’ll arrest you
if I have to. You’ve done well, it’s time you retired.’’ Of course Murray
didn’t listen. He looked at Herbie, and saw the little pisher tagging after his
old man. And nobody had ever been able to charge him, because they could
never find his slips. But Herbie knew from his father that Murray kept
them under his toupee. So he nailed him.’
The stories go back and forth, of this bookie who got busted, of that
one who never did. My father sits there reading the paper. The conversa-
tion flows by him, like water around a rock.
‘What was the name of the guy ... the one they arrested over and
over?’
Silence. Nobody remembers. Then a new voice says, ‘Shnooky Schnei-
der. It was Shnooky Schneider.’ The voice is my father’s.
When Davy speaks, it is as if he were a king. Heads turn. This is
because he speaks so rarely. And because, when he does, he is a natural-
born story-teller. He folds his paper, none too quickly, and begins to
recount how Arnie the Shnook Schneider was busted for bookmaking
sixty-seven times, every one a first offence.

— 10 —
 ‘In those days Arnie was working for Manny Feder,’ my father begins
quietly, ‘back when Manny and his brothers had the big horse room on
Queen Street, before they opened the Brown Derby. It was a pretty
smooth operation, as it oughta be, since Manny had half the cops in town
on the pad.
‘But every now and then, the heat would be on. Old Reverend Domm
would get up in Bathurst Street Church and preach a fire-and-brimstone
sermon on vice, and then Holy Joe Atkinson would publish the whole
damn thing in the Star: ‘‘Sunday morning, in Bathurst Street United
Church, the Reverend Gordon Domm warned of the wave of corruption
loosed on the city by gambling racketeers.’’’
My father gives the Star the voice of Walter Winchell. As the plot
heats up, so does his delivery.
‘Then the next day they’d send some cub reporter down Queen Street
to lay some bets at some of the bookie joints, as if that was news to any-
body, and they’d run that on the front page. And that would get the
Decent Citizens riled up, and they’d start demanding that the police do
something.
‘So the cops would call Manny and say, ‘‘Sorry, Mr Feder, but we’re
gonna have to raid.’’ And they’d tell him when. Then Manny would call
Shnooky and tell him to get ready.’
Here my father pauses, pretending to some interest in what is happen-
ing on the field. The men around me wait for him to go on. It seems to me
all Maple Leaf Stadium does.
‘Manny’s joint was on the second floor and it would be going full blast
with punters betting, smoking their cigars, the phone ringing, odds com-
ing in and getting chalked up, the loudspeaker blaring—‘‘They’re at the
post. And they’re off ...’’.
‘But upstairs, on the third floor, there was another room with just a ta-
ble, an unconnected phone and a folding chair. And that’s where Shnooky
would wait for the cops. They’d come charging in, up the stairs, past the
horse room, straight to the third floor. They’d arrest Shnooky and grab the
telephone, so they could report that ‘‘gambling equipment was seized’’.
Then they’d go back downstairs, past the horse room again, and take
Shnooky to the station, where Manny would be waiting with Shnooky’s
bail. Then, when Shnooky was convicted, Manny would pay the fine,
which was, by standing agreement, a hundred bucks. It was like a tax.
‘Of course the law said that, on a third conviction, bookmakers go to

— 11 —
jail. But the cops would misplace Shnooky’s priors, or the magistrate
would be one of Manny’s customers, or both. So every time, it went down
as Shnooky’s first offence. And the government got its hundred bucks,
which was good money in those days.’
Sometimes the laughter from our section was so raucous the pitcher
would turn and look up.

my fa t h e r di ed in 1963. I had just turned seventeen. The funeral filled

Holy Blossom Temple, which surprised the hell out of me. Davy was not
exactly a friendly guy. Away from his pals at the ballpark, he hardly said
two words to anyone. And yet the pews were filled.
‘Your father was very shy,’ somebody told me, which wasn’t true.
Someone said, ‘Davy liked horses better than people’—but that wasn’t so
either. He merely knew, and he made sure I knew, that what you don’t say
can’t be used against you.
I grew up knowing a little about Davy’s ‘life of crime’: that he wasn’t a
bookie but, in my mother’s phrase, ‘a bookies’ bookie’. I knew that there
had been a precedent-setting court case, but by the time I wanted to know
the details, he was gone. He was not a man who kept a diary, and though he
told terrific stories, the stories were never about himself. Of course they
were all about himself, which may be why I hung on every word.
Over the years, I have unearthed whatever I could about my father,
and pored over the shards like an archaeologist. But there is only so much
the shards can tell you, no matter how much you brush them and turn them
around. The worst is, I can’t help wondering what Davy would have told
me if only I had asked him. What did it teach you? I want to know. What
would you have taught me when I was old enough? I did ask him once if he had
met Al Capone. He hadn’t.
Davy was a good father in his own way. I remember, when I was ten, I
suggested the two of us go to the movies on Friday nights, as a father-and-
son thing. I loved movies. To my surprise, he agreed. One week I chose,
and we saw Forbidden Planet or Davy Crockett, King of the Wild Frontier. The
next week he chose, and I became the only kid in Allenby Public School to
see Cat on a Hot Tin Roof.
So mine was not an entirely normal upbringing. But then, I was not a
standard, Norman-Rockwell-type son, if there is such a thing. I think my
father and I would both have liked to be, well, more normal, for each
other’s sake, but it wasn’t in the cards. For my part, I was a poor athlete.

— 12 —
That was no small thing for a boy in the 1950s. My father tried teaching me
to catch a baseball. It was painful for both of us. ‘Getting hit by a baseball
hurts,’ he would shout to me across the grass. ‘Joe DiMaggio said that. And
the best way to not get hit is to catch it!’ It didn’t help. But we were back at
it the next day.

a ha lf -ce n t ury l a te r, on a crisp spring afternoon, I am at the ball

field with my son, tossing a baseball. I tell him what Joe DiMaggio said. He
says, ‘Who’s Joe DiMaggio?’ We move on to batting. I tell him, Keep
back. Hands in tight. Don’t swoop. He says he likes to swoop. I know he is
silently calculating how long it will be until he can get back to his Xbox. I
want to tell him, ‘Save this. Back it up and write protect it!’ One day, I want
to say to him, you're going to want to remember this. One day you will wish you
could remember even the smallest detail.
But I don’t say that. I say, ‘Remember, push off your back foot.’
And he says, ‘Can we stop now?’
‘Yeah, that’s enough for today.’
We head for the car, and I remind myself that ripeness is all.
‘Hey, you hit some good ones today,’ I tell him.

— 13 —
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