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General First nameRichard Nixon (Dick)
LastnameCohen
GenderMale
CountryUnited States of America
Date of birth1917-03-30
Place of birthChicago, Illinois, United States of America
Date of death1991-04-25
Place of deathPlainfield City, New Jersey, United States of America


About

Richard Cohen was a graduate of Xavier University in Louisiana, where he was a teammate of fellow tennis player Jimmie McDaniel. Cohen later studied medicine, qualifying as a doctor. He won the men’s doubles title at the American Tennis Association (ATA) Championships in 1939 and 1941, both times with McDaniel.

When Donald Budge visited the Cosmopolitan Tennis Club in New York City in 1940, he played a singles match against Jimmie McDaniel and, together with Dr Reginald Weir, a doubles match against Richard Cohen and McDaniel.

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Archive statistics Career1936 - 1968
Tournament wins0
Matches32
Match wins8


Tournaments Eastern States Clay Court Championships - 1968 Philadelphia and District Clay Courts - 1968 Cheltenham Hardcourts - 1968 Logan Club Invitation - 1968 Philadelphia and District Clay Courts - 1967 Cheltenham Hardcourts - 1967 West Jersey Open - 1967 Philadelphia and District Clay Courts - 1966 Middle States Hardcourts - 1966 Cheltenham Hardcourts - 1965 Middle States Clay Courts - 1965 Philadelphia Indoors - Qualifying - 1965 Cheltenham Hardcourts - 1963 Cheltenham Hardcourts - 1962 Middle Atlantic Clay Courts - 1962 Middle States Clay Courts - 1961 New Jersey State Championships - 1960 Hudson County - 1957 New Jersey State Championships - 1956 Perth Amboy Invitation - 1954 American Tennis Association Championships - 1942 American Tennis Association Championships - 1940 Colorado Championship - 1937 American Tennis Association Championships - 1936