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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Winning every bout, Righeimer defeated three of the regular University fencers, Cassidy, H.B. Wesselman '31, and K. R. Ludlam '33. In 1929 he was intercollegiate champion in both foils and epee, and in the same year he held the national epee championship. Last summer he was a member of the American international fencing team which toured a number of foreign countries. Ludlam placed second by winning four out of five bouts, and Wesselman took third place with victories in three of his duels...
...foils will begin at 3 o'clock this afternoon with the epee bouts following at 4 o'clock. The fencers who will cross swords to determine the University champion foilsman are H. B. Wesselman '31, J. D. Allen '31, H. C. Cassidy '31, and Gilbert Kerlin '33. Again in this weapon the University swordsmen have carried the first eliminations. The competition for champion will likely be keener in this division than in any other...
...real national political interest in the fundamental issues in government, in an attempt to replace the present emphasis on election as an end in itself, where principle plays so small a part, and shoddy party politics for personal gain, so great a one. He then proceeds to champion the ideals of Jeffersonian democracy as the true basis for American representative government, the foundation of which President Butler considers to be individual liberty, rather than equality. A practical step toward the guarantee of true representation, he feels, should be the revision of the electoral systems now in use; for Mr. Butler...
Bouts will be held separately in foils, sabre, and epee to determine the University champion in each division. The four best swordsmen in foils and epee will be selected today, while the sabre competition will take place tomorrow. Then on Friday these four preliminary winners will fence in their classes to eliminate all but one in each group...
...captain-elect of next year's team, and Robertson, this season's mat leader, will represent the Crimson in the 126 and 165-pound classes respectively. Klein has maintained an undefeated record this year and has won the New England Intercollegiate Championship for two consecutive seasons. Robertson, New England Champion last year, has also done outstanding grappling this season, notably in the recent Harvard Championship Wrestling Tournament in which he emerged victorious in the 165-pound division...