Word: cetrulo
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...second round, the Crimson won four of its bouts. Keller, Cetrulo, Tatrallay and Rick Bargar, at epee, picked up those victories and the Crimson, down 12-6, hoped for a miracle in the final round...
...Larry Cetrulo, the Harvard co-captain, won the first bout of the match by defeating the NCAA saber champion, Bruce Soriano. Cetrulo, anxious to regain his lost title, out-psyched the startled Soriano and won, 5-3. The fans cheered wildly, and Cetrulo was mobbed by his team-mates. After that, the Crimson never regained the lead...
...didn't come. Tolbert lost his bout, and Columbia led 13-6, needing only one more bout for a victory. And they got it against the Crimson fencer they love the least-Larry Cetrulo. Cetrulo lost only two bouts all last year, and-against his last Columbia opponent-got careless again. To the Lions, it was the sweetest victory of the afternoon as they carried off Cetrulo's slayer on their shoulders...
...matter who wins, this should be the best exhibition of fencing that Crimson enthusiasts will see at the IAB. At saber, Cetrulo faces Soriano, a fencer as good as himself. Tom Keller and the Columbia foilers will exhibit nearly faultless fencing. And Geza Tattrallay, who fenced with Cetrulo and Keller at the NCAA's two years ago, makes his 1970-71 debut with his unorthodox, but winning, fencing style...
...Cetrulo, Keller, and Tattrallay, along with the rest of the Harvard fencers, are the strongest Crimson team in perhaps 22 years...