The Gambino representative in Baltimore was Frank Corbi,
he was the most recent Gambino capo there (that I'm currently aware of). He was involved in starting a chain of pizza restaurants that his descendants continue to run - through his grandson and grandnephew. His older brother Pasquale was the previous capo in charge from the 20s until his death in 1955. Frank Corbi is deceased (I beleive).
I was once told by a semi-retired wiseguy from New Jersey that Baltimore was always too rough (he meant full of african-americans) to be completely taken over by the italians. FWIW
Good post.
Frank Corbi died in 1990 at the age of 86. It looks like the crew was put on the shelf most likely already during Castellano´s reign. The Baltimore crew doesn´t seem to have recruited any younger members so it simply died out. There is no reference of the Baltimore crew in any of the books covering John Gotti and to my memory, Gravano didn´t mention it at all.
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