Word: giegengack
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Landau recalled the days of the incomparable Bob Rittenberg. He plagued Eli coach Bob Giegengack all afternoon, as he entered and won four events for 20 points. More important, however, was the fact that he led Crimson sweeps of both dashes. Landau first won the 100-yard dash in 10.1 seconds, followed closely by Sandy Dodge and Lee Barnes. Then, after he had won the high hurdles in 14.9 seconds, 15 minutes later he came right back to win the 220 in 21.6. Barnes finished second and Dodge third...
...McCurdy's ace in the hole, Joel Landau, is favored to win both hurdles, and if McCurdy enters him in the dashes, Yale coach Bob Giegengack should have quite a few anxious movements...
Track coach Bill McCurdy, the master of the psychological needle, will ply his trade on his favorite adversary, Yale's coach Bob Giegengack before the annual Harvard-Yale-Princeton triangular meet at Yale's Coxe Cage, this afternoon...
McCurdy hopes that Giegengack also has troubles, for if Yale is at full strength, the defending Heptagonal champions and Big Three victor will be hard-pressed to continue its mastery of the Blue. Princeton, with little talent, should do no more than cause trouble for both teams...
Following their previous pattern, the slightly-favored heptagonal champions capitalized on unexpected clutch performances, mopped up in their strong events, and sent Eli coach Bog Giegengack back to New Haven to plot only revenge for the third straight year...