Word: batt
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...probable line-up for the Varsity is: Art Jaros, Ben Johnson, and Joe Koch in the foils; Captain Amos Murphy, Lyan Brus, and Paul Littlefield in the epee; and Tom Wright, Bob Batt, and Win Alberts in the saber...
...Wright '42, Winfield Alberts '42, and Robert Batt '41 made up the saber trio. Their bout, and with it the match, was clinched when Alberts overcame a 3 to 2 handicap and defeated Columbia's Norman Blackman, 5 to 2. Wright vanquished all three of his opponents...
...second competition, the saber, saw the Crimson once again take first place by winning 25 out of a possible 36 bouts. Tom Wright, ably supported by Win Alberts and Bob Batt, won 11 of his 12 bouts and took individual honors in this event...
...Batt is rated first in the sabre division, and his three years' of Varsity experience should make him a formidable member of the team. Win Alberts, another clever Senior, Martin Johnson, one of the best point-winners for last year's Freshmen, and Bob Moovs, an agile tactician, complete the lineup...
With him at Baltimore was Businessman William Loren Batt, the SKF (ball bearings) president who is a Stettinius deputy commissioner. Mr. Batt was no less downright with the scrapmen than New Dealer Henderson. Said he: "I see it as your patriotic duty to receive and sell as much scrap as you can and as rapidly and cheaply as possible. . . . The President has said that the nation would be intolerant of strikes that tie up defense business. I think he would add, were it not obvious, that the nation will be equally intolerant of careless, selfish management...