Word: bout
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...weekend did have one bright moment. In the last bout of the meet, fourth-ranked epee Bill Marshall was substituted in against Valdimir Zlovinsky, the top epeeman in the country. In one of the finest bouts the Crimson has seen this year, Marshall took the bout...
...with Crimson losses in the sixth and ninth positions, the Quakers had evened the bout at four apiece. Left to carry the Crimson was freshman Jim Lubowitz, who in the number eight slot had taken the first two games with a pair of tie-breaker victories...
...shock of the losses brought the team back to life. The epee and foil squads recovered two of the three substitutes won their bouts, and in the remaining half of the meet the team lost only a single bout (sophomore sabreman Brad Jeffries, who was carried out with leg cramps...
MAPS, however, did not earn money. It lost heavily. Last December, for example, MAPS paid two welterweights more than $300,000 for a Sacramento bout that generated less than $90,000 in gate receipts. Boxing sources estimate that cumulative MAPS losses could have approached $10 million...
Desaulniers the younger lost to Tiger John Nimick 3-1 in a seesaw bout which provided spectators with both tie-breaker play and a lopsided 15-4 laugher that Nimick took...