Word: merck
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Although the advance dope had it that this year's soccer eleven was loaded with reserves, it appears now that the lack of enough experienced replacements will be Coach MacDonald's main problem this afternoon. Two fullbacks, Mike Hatton and Al Merck, who saw action last Saturday will not be available today; likewise, Dave Ogden, nominee for the starting center halfback post has an injured leg and it is doubtful if he will play the full game...
...starting lineup for the contest will probably find Dick Harshman in the goal for the Crimson booters while two members of former Varsity teams, Al Merck and Dick Forster, will start in the full-back slots. Dave Ogden, Hunt Mavor, and Gus Seamans are the tentative starters at the halfback posts...
...Purinton, who gained experience playing with the '42 Freshman team; transfer Mavor of Ohio State, a likely man to fill the center half position; and Al Merck of the '43 Freshman squad are among the promising returnees...
...made pestilence still walks in the darkness of military secrecy. But in the current Journal of the American Pharmaceutical Association, George W. Merck, president of Merck & Co., tells a little bit about U.S. experiments for possible biological warfare...
...Biological warfare," writes Merck with detachment, "may be defined as the use of bacteria, fungi, viruses, rickettsias (e.g., typhus fever, Rocky Mountain spotted fever), and toxic agents derived from living organisms. . . to produce death or disease in men, animals or plants." Under this broad directive, the scientists went to work...