Word: cohen
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Rittenburg, who in the past two weeks has shown that last year's lay-off has not hurt him very much, won the 120 high hurdles with a 14.7, trying the meet record. Lee Hurd was second and Joel Cohen third. In addition to this event, the Crimson also swept the 220-yard dash, won by Renny Little in 21.9, and the 440-yard run, captured by Dick Wharton in 49.7 with Little second...
Besides his hurdles win, Rittenburg captured the broad jump, tied for first in the high jump with the Green's Dick Fairley, and finished second to Cohen in the 220 lows. Cohen's 23.9 was also a pleasant surprise for McCurdy. Other Crimson winners were Art Siler in the discus, and Ed Carter...
...winter Captain Bob Rittenburg and sophomore Joel Cohen fought each other every meet in the 60-yard high hurdles. Outdoors, the competition should be intensified in both the 120 highs and the 220 lows. If the track is good, the time in the highs should be under 15 seconds. These two runners could potentially take one-two in the Hops...
...other side. In fact, just the threat of doing so usually secured immediate payment." After such free-lance blackmail, he was spotted as a comer by big crime's talent scouts. Behind a steel-plated door in the rear of his toney haberdashery, Racketeer Mickey Cohen began to peel off $100 bills and to the bemused gaze of Wiretapper Vaus, the long green "became a diamond ring for Alice, chromium accessories for my car, a new tailor-made suit, a hand-painted tie . . ." But the highlight of Jim's criminal career was a slick trick for improving...
...Joel Cohen, hindered by a slight injury, can run, the Crimson should be close to a local record in the shuttle hurdles relay. Captain Bob Rittenburg will probably lead the team composed of himself, Cohen, Ed Carter, and Lee Hurd...