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...local interest will be the 45-yard high hurdles, in which Crimson ace Joel Cohen meets last year's star Bob Rittenburg, who is now in service. Both should lose to the venerable "Bones" Dillard, who at an age well past 30 is seeking his 18th consecutive Boston gold medal. Also entered in this event will be Ed Carter, and Paul and Dave Rosenthal...
...Rittenburg, 1955 Crimson track captain, will compete in the Olympic tryouts in Los Angeles on June 29 and 30. Rittenburg, who will run in the hurdles, is currently a private in the army and stationed at Fort Dix, N.J. He will "tune up" in several major indoor meets when off-duty...
Then there is junior Joel Cohen who has the potential to be another Rittenburg. Cohen is a coach's Joy, for he is an incomparable hurdler, as well as an excellent broad Jumper and dash man. He has tried his hand at high Jumping, although with not too much success yet, but with practice, he can develop...
Will the loss of star Bob Rittenburg and a decided lack of depth in the field events keep the track team from compiling another outstanding indoor record this year? This is a question Coach Bill McCurdy is pondering as he looks over his personnel for the season-opener with B.U. in Briggs Cage at 6:45 this evening...
...varsity were Renny Little, Otis Gates, and Zab Warren. Little placed second to Charlie Jenkins of Villanova in the 440, who ran the distance in 49.1 seconds, after also winning the 880 in 1:56.8 seconds. Gates and Warren competed only in the relay, along with Little and Rittenburg. Their time was 3:21.9, beating out both Fort Devens and Northeastern...