Word: batterman
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Coach Charles Batterman, diving coach here for seven years, lost nine of twelve lettermen from last year's team and has been plagued with injuries to four of his starters. Against Tufts, the Engineers had only 12 men able to play, but still managed to beat the Jumbos...
...really had a tough season this year, and we don't have anywhere near as good a team as we did in 1957," Batterman added. Last year, MIT beat the Crimson 2 to 0. The Engineer's chief offensive threat is their center forward, Manny Penna, who has done most of the scoring for Batterman this season. Their Captain, John Cummerford heads a strong pair of fullbacks with Ford Molouf...
...same Doctor Batterman you quoted admits that his findings are at war with the research findings of three other prominent doctors, and your own writer realized that Doctor Batterman's report would come as "... a surprise to many physicians . . ." Do you really believe that physicians, dentists, nurses, and the public at large would prescribe or use a more costly medicine for almost ten years unless it fulfilled all their expectations...
Major trouble with previous tests in which some medical researchers thought they detected advantages in buffering the aspirin with antacids, said New York Medical College's Dr. Robert C. Batterman, was that they relied on patients' faulty memories. To rule out this and other sources of error. Dr. Batterman did "double blind" tests: identical-looking tablets, one plain, one buffered, were used with only a code letter for labeling. Neither the patients nor the doctors and nurses knew which was which until after the results were tabulated. The results showed that, buffer or no buffer, there...
...fourth man, Greg Stone '58, staged a stunt with Charlie Batterman, M.I.T. diving coach. The varsity diver made his entrance during a Hungarian diving exhibition. Suddenly, as a diver poised to execute a "three summersault half twister," the sport coat-clad clown pushed his way through the audience onto the pool deck. "You're too small to do such dives. Let me try!" protested Stone. He did. Sportcoat, tie, Stone and all plumeted into the water