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...gruelling overtime bout in the 145-pound class F. P. Crawford '24 gained the decision over Morris Michelson '24 by the narrow margin of 40 seconds. In the other feature bout D. W. Evans 2E.S. defeated Curtis Nelson '24 in the 153-pound class. Milton Krook '25 threw A. W. Lewin '24 in two minutes and 45 seconds in the 115 pound group and E. H. Bates '25 won ever W. H. Robertson '23 in the 175 pound class. W. C. Westhaver '24 and Captain H. J. Freedman '23, won by default in the 125 and the 135 pound classes...
Although the results of the other matches were more expected, two in particular were marked by closely contested play. D. S. Ingalls 2L, encountered the stiffest opposition which he has met so far in his bout that he won 2-0 from A. L. Smith '25, number four on team A, who was playing in good form. J. H. Douglas 2L, defeated E. K. Davis '24, number four man on team B, handily to the score 2-0. W. P. Dixon '25, who plays third on team A, found unexpected opposition in C. P. G. Fuller '23, leading...
Burke Boyce '22, E. H. Lane '24, and E. L. Lane '24, the two latter fencing, in turn, the same opponent, won bouts with foils from Auton and Aizcrobe. Caldez defeated J. K. Watson '23 in an epee bout but lost to C. J. Shearn '23. Several exhibition bouts between the Cuban team and the Harvard second team were held, and two members of the former team also met Rilay and Boulton, visiting Yale fencers...
...intercollegiate fencing championship held in New York on Thursday and Friday of last week, the University secured second place over Columbia by a margin of three bouts while the Navy with a 12 bout lead over the Crimson fencers clinched the title. In the novice tournament for the Clemens medal on Thursday, the University entries failed to place, but in the duelling swords competition that evening J. S. Barse '22 tied for second place. On the following day in the individual foils tournament, E. L. Lane '24, finishing third, was the only University entry to place...
...competing at the end of the first night's fencing, but came back strongly on the next day to gain second place in spite of the loss of W. R. Brewster '22, the team's most experienced member, who was forced to withdraw after only four of his 18 bouts due to a sudden attack of illness. In his second bout Brewster nearly fell and though he completed two more bouts it was evident that he could not continue and E. H. Lane '24 took his place. Captain Burke Boyoe '22 and E. L. Lane '24 who started, continued...