Word: rosen
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...batting splurge could produce plenty of statistics to support their stand. In one game the Yankees and Tigers had banged out a record eleven homers. Homerun production, in fact, was up 27% over last year. Boston's Ted Williams had already hit 24, Cleveland's Al Rosen 25, and the Pirates' Ralph Kiner 20. But although most pitchers were beginning to seem lucky if they lasted through the seventh-inning stretch, there was more than a suspicion that the ball alone was not responsible...
Harvard: goal, Rosen man; defense, Martin (c), Sexton, and Huttenbauer; midfield, Linn, Huebsch, and Wood; attack, Hatch, Franklin, and Stewart...
Then the attack lost high goal man Bitsy Grant, and goalie Bob Rosen man out with a bad ankle. Chuck Pyle, hard-running midfielder, also has been incapacitated with ankle trouble. Norm Hatch's sprained wrist was the latest of the injuries...
Wasp Waists. Searching for a prop that could be used efficiently above 450 m.p.h., Hamilton's engineers, led by Chief Aero-dynamicist George Rosen, tried all sorts of shapes. One design, intended to sidestep shock waves, had curved blades, quite like the swept-back wings of a fast modern fighter. Another had a blade with a pinched-in "waist." Some blades were short and broad so that they could spin rapidly without nearing sonic speed. All these designs proved unsatisfactory...
...Pauline Rosen '51 of Boston and Bertram Hall will act as business manager, while Lucy Jackson '51 of Cambridge will take over the post of managing editor. These three girls will be responsible for choosing the rest of the yearbook staff...