Mickey Cohen L.A. Mob Crime Boss from 1957 Being Interviewed Original Press Photo Track and Field Autographs 1988 at the United Center

1988 at the United Center in Chicago

Joey Jay threw a 6 Hitter to give the Braves a full game edge over the Pirates

JW James Walter Spalding (D

causing him to die of internal bleeding

Capitalizing on Pete Rose's quest to break Ty Cobb's all-time hits record in 1985

Mickey Cohen L.A. Mob Crime Boss from 1957 Being Interviewed Original Press Photo Track and Field Autographs 1988 at the United CenterMickey Cohen was born in Brooklyn, New York, and grew up in Los Angeles. After a troubled childhood, Cohen's first connections with top Jewish and Italian mobsters came during his teenage years, through his involvement in the boxing game. In his early 20s, he began working for legendary mobster Bugsy Siegel. By the early 1940s, Cohen was allied with Siegel's partners Meyer Lansky and Frank Costello; approved by Lucky Luciano; and sponsored by his old