Word: dual
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ANNAPOLIS, Md., Feb. 22--Scoring their season's eighth consecutive victory in dual meets, the powerful Harvard swimming forces overwhelmed an outclassed Navy squad 47 to 28 this afternoon in the Naval Academy pool...
Rene Peroy's Varsity fencers will face their first real opposition of the season when they cross swords with Seton Hall at 3:30 this afternoon. The small New Jersey college handed the Crimson its only defeat in dual competition last year, and substantially the same team will invade Cambridge today...
...doubtful just what Wednesday night's interlude with the New England Foil Team Competition proved for the Varsity fouching team. The 5-2 loss of Harvard's representatives against opposition composed entirely of M.I.T. men certainly does not forecast a defeat at their hands in dual competition...
Tonight will mark the last home appearance of the tankmen in a dual meet until February 28, when they entertain the M.I.T. swimmers. In the interval, the Crimson take the road, meeting Navy and Penn in league clashes. Following that, they will come to grips with Princeton and Yale, thus settling first, second, and third positions in the final circuit standings...
Navy is the big menace in the Pentagonals and Intercollegiates this year, while Yale will be the most serious obstacle to success in the dual meets. If Eli Coach Grasson teaches his swordsmen the usual lunging, slashing, pellmell tactics, it is doubtful if they will be a match for the calculated, better-timed motions of the Peroymen. In the meantime coaching will be all-important, and Rene is the man to see to that. Schooled in Olympic competition, and three times a member of the U. S. national foil team, he not only tells his fencers...