Word: beutler
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Harvard got its biggest break of the half when Yale halfback Chris Beutler was vivisected by four Harvard tacklers after Van Oudenallen's high punt at midfield. Steve Diamond recovered for Harvard at the Yale...
...City of Hope Medical Center in Duarte, Dr. Ernest Beutler has concocted a reagent solution into which he puts a single drop of blood. The solution (which contains methylene blue) is blue. Blood from normal, healthy subjects turns it red within half an hour. But one of the 24 apparently healthy subjects whose blood Dr. Beut ler tested turned out to be abnormal: she was apparently a carrier of the recessive gene for galactosemia, for her blood took an hour to turn the solution red. A drop of blood from a galactosemic baby, who has inherited a double dose...
Galactosemia is generally believed to be rare, and it probably is. But no one has been certain, because the tests have been so difficult. With Dr. Beutler's cheaper and simpler method many more cases of galactosemia will be found...
...Yovicsin could have pointed to Yale's second touchdown, a gift of huge proportions. With only seconds to go in the half. Harvard had the ball on its own four. McCluskey tried to change signals at the line of scrimmage and fumbled the center snap. Chris Beutler recovered for Yale, and McCarthy ran the ball in six second, later for the Elis' second, and last, touchdown...
There were just 19 seconds left in the half when Yale's Chris Beutler recovered the ball at the Harvard seven. It took only six seconds for McCarthy to fade back and pass, notice a huge hole in the right side; and run seven yards for the score. Vance's perfect kick made it Yale 14, Harvard...