Word: berkeley
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Crimson losses did not affect the race for the Harkness Trophy. Adams' softball team, unbeaten House champions, bowed to Pierson College, 14 to 6. In baseball, Winthrop, co-winner with Leverett in the House league and sporting a 5-1-1 record, was soundly trounced by Yale's Berkeley by a 13-4 score. Leverett was unable to field a team for the New Haven trip so Winthrop represented the College...
With Parke, Davis in the clear, teams headed for the other labs. Still under ban were the. Cutter Laboratories in Berkeley, Calif. No positive proof could yet be drawn from the raw data on Cutter, but a top epidemiologist called them, in his professional patter, "clear evidence that [outbreaks in California and Idaho] have all the characteristics of a common-source epidemic, the Cutter vaccine being the vehicle of infection...
This Saturday the Leverett crew will meet Yale's Berkeley College for the House-College championship...
...blackboard seemed to loom over the auditorium at California's Department of Public Health in Berkeley. It also loomed over the nation. For the blackboard charted every case of polio that had developed after use of vaccine made by Berkeley's Cutter Laboratories; it listed the date and site of vaccination, date of symptoms' onset, location of paralysis, age and sex-but not the name-of victims. As the week went on, the impersonal box score grew. The Salk vaccine still meant to most people what it had the week before-banishment of a crippling disease...
...Cutter Laboratories, Berkeley, Calif.; Eli Lilly Co. and Pitman-Moore, Indianapolis; Parke, Davis & Co., Detroit; Sharp & Dohme and Wyeth Laboratories, Inc., Philadelphia...