Word: cash
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...gems from a jewelry store while scores of tourists, out for their midafternoon promenade, watched spellbound. In Nice seven hoods burst into the Casino, shouted "Hands up'' in a French accent, took $4,000. At Beaulieu thieves even burgled the city hall, escaped with $450 in cash and stamps. One untouched enclave: Monte Carlo, perhaps because Princess Grace once romped cinematically around the Riviera with retired Cat Man Gary Grant as he unraveled a series of robberies in Alfred Hitchcock's To Catch a Thief...
...keep them for him." Sacha. arrested in a dawn raid on a Paris apartment, turned out to be Nicolai Gontscharow, 31, a handsome, suave, international cat man known on the Riviera as "le beau Sacha." Caught trying to sneak out a window (with a suitcase containing $10,000 in cash), Sacha claimed he was a simple jewelry salesman...
...rugged, hard-working range horses. Match races for high stakes have been common ever since the first quarterhorses were broken, and more than one thoroughbred owner has been parted from his bankroll by a glib Texan with a fast-striding cow pony. "I can remember them betting suitcases of cash around Houston," recalled one oldtimer...
...NEEDS MONEY? WE'VE GOT CASH...
...says hard-hitting (.306) Outfielder Al Kaline, a nine-year veteran at 26, "everybody tries harder, because the new young players are trying hard to make it." Though the Tigers lack the down-the-line power of the Yankees, the big bats of First Baseman Norman Cash (with a .365 average to lead the league, 32 home runs) and Leftfielder Rocky Colavito (.291, 39 home runs ), have bailed the Tigers out of trouble...