Word: damus
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lian D. Benham of Kabul, Afghanistan (Social Studies); Robert G. Damus of San Bernadino, Calif. (Philosophy); Ronald E. Davis of Bloomfield, N.Y. (Applied Math); Gilbert S. Doctorow of Spring Valley, N.Y. (History); David M. Engel of Ann Arbor, Mich. (History and Literature); Stephen A. Hart of New York (Social Relations); Daniel R. Issacson of Oakland, Calif. (Mathematics); John P. Oleson of Deare River, N.Y. (Clissics); John M. Pesando of Andover (Biochemistry); Charles A. Pine of Phoeniz, Ariz. (Matrematics); A.B. Schmookler of New Brighton, Minn. (Social Relations); Jeffrey P. Swope of Ann Arbor, Mich. (Government) and Steven Varga-Golovcsenko of Huntington...
Captain Bob Damus set the mood in the first sabre bout whitewashing Steve Mayberg, 5-0. After losing the first touch. Paul Profeta followed with five straight touches to clobber Tom Edwards, 5-1. Sophomore Bob Barnard completed the first-round sabre, sweep by edging Steve Getman...
...other fencing action, seniors Profeta and Damus -- with three wins each against Yale --placed first and second respectively in the New England sabre tournament of the Amateur Fencers League of America. Profeta's victory qualified him for the AFLA Nationals this spring...
...critical point in the match came in the second bout of the second round. Harvard had edged into a 5-4 lead by the end of the first round, but this quickly collapsed into a 5-5 tie when captain Bob Damus lost 5-1 to Norman Stillman. In the next sabre bout, Harvard's Paul Profeta piled up a seemingly indestructible 4-0 lead against Dan Cohen. But Cohen rallied with five straight touches to claim the bout...
Harvard's sabre team, which lost 8-1, entered the match in less than peak condition. Damus played with an injured leg, and Dave Redmond was lost because of illness. However, Paul Profeta was back for his first match after a year's leave of absence. Profeta contributed the only sabre victory, a 5-3 decision over Stillman...