Skip to main content
Digital Archive Ontario Homepage
Police tug-of-war team has new bite
Police tug-of-war team has new bite

Police tug-of-war team has new bite

Date7/19/1978
Names
(photographer)
Format
Notes
Original Toronto Star caption: Police tug-of-war team has new bite. Latest weapon in Metro police arsenal for annual battle with Detroit police force -- the eight-man tug-of-war matches -- are 20-pound boots with shark-like teeth. The Detroit team already uses them; but has lost to Metro for 14 consecutive years. Practising with new boots for the match on Saturday in Detroit-and return contest at 96th annual Metro Police Games at Exhibition Stadium Aug. 5 are Constables Loran Morrison (right); Laird Lesage; Paul Johnston and Dave Hicks.
Subject
Medium
Language
ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)
Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0114274F
Brawn versus Browies. Members of the Ontario Provincial Police tug-of-war team tussie with the Clifton Road Browine pack at Queen's Park yesterday. Th(...)
Brawn versus Browies. Members of the Ontario Provincial Police tug-of-war team tussie with the Clifton Road Browine pack at Queen's Park yesterday. Th(...)
9/21/1989
War against crime in Toronto has been waged by police armed with these weapons
War against crime in Toronto has been waged by police armed with these weapons
11/22/1945
Hears sad news: Paul Croteau, a police diver, hears that Mark Land, the boy he saved, has died
Hears sad news: Paul Croteau, a police diver, hears that Mark Land, the boy he saved, has died
12/22/1981
Getting set for a tug o' boat, Two teams from the Metro police force and Toronto fire department are in the process of muscling up for Toronto's first(...)
Getting set for a tug o' boat, Two teams from the Metro police force and Toronto fire department are in the process of muscling up for Toronto's first(...)
5/20/1987
Frank Barbetta, The man who forged legends as a tough, violent cop enjoys a career that has taken him from walking the beat to candidacy to become Metro's next police chief
Frank Barbetta, The man who forged legends as a tough, violent cop enjoys a career that has taken him from walking the beat to candidacy to become Metro's next police chief
6/2/1983
Buzz Beurling. Canada's first war-hero history has been written - and by the hero himself in the same hard-hitting manner in which he dealt out sudden(...)
Buzz Beurling. Canada's first war-hero history has been written - and by the hero himself in the same hard-hitting manner in which he dealt out sudden(...)
7/29/1943
Team work, PC Bill Faulkner of York Regional Police prepares the remote mobile investigator to accompany human partner, Sergeant Brad Law, in the bomb(...)
Team work, PC Bill Faulkner of York Regional Police prepares the remote mobile investigator to accompany human partner, Sergeant Brad Law, in the bomb(...)
8/30/1989
Jack Carwford: Retiring Metro police sergeant has son, brother, niece on the force
Jack Carwford: Retiring Metro police sergeant has son, brother, niece on the force
2/20/1987
Ontario's Association of Chiefs of Police has called for the return of the death penalty following the recent killings of three Metro-area policemen. (...)
Ontario's Association of Chiefs of Police has called for the return of the death penalty following the recent killings of three Metro-area policemen. (...)
9/20/1984
Snowmobile unit of Peel Regional Police has been patrolling open areas cruisers or patrols can't reach easily
Snowmobile unit of Peel Regional Police has been patrolling open areas cruisers or patrols can't reach easily
1/1/1977
Police Beat: Romina Talarico, 15, has the law on her side in Constables Jeff Bond, right, and Rob Ryan, in a pilot program in Brampton and Malton high schools
Police Beat: Romina Talarico, 15, has the law on her side in Constables Jeff Bond, right, and Rob Ryan, in a pilot program in Brampton and Malton high schools
5/27/1991
Lake St. Clair Man's still a mystery, Ontario Provincial Police identification expert Frank Doubly has made a clay head he hopes will help identify a (...)
Lake St. Clair Man's still a mystery, Ontario Provincial Police identification expert Frank Doubly has made a clay head he hopes will help identify a (...)
6/9/1988