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M.I.T.'s only top-notch fencer is captain Paul Churinoff in foil. In December, Churinoff won two out of three bouts against the Crimson. If Harvard coach Edo Marion uses second-stringers again, Churinoff could win three bouts...
Harvard's fourth win in a row vindicated Cooch Edo Marion's freshman coaching technique. While C.C.N.Y. tells its freshmen to charge and attack, Marion stresses careful technique. The C.C.N.Y. method produced winning freshman teams, but the freshmen can't use the same tactics when they graduate to the varsity. Several C.C.N.Y. varsity fencers tried to win with bombast, but they were caught by Harvard stop thrusts...
Yesterday the Crimson squashed M.I.T. 17-10, for its third easy win in a row. Coach Edo Marion prevented a total rout by using second-stringers for two thirds of the bouts, but even the Harvard bench had little trouble clipping the Engineers...
Sophomores Harry Jergesen and Steve Shea each won two bouts in epee, but the N.Y.U. epee men squeezed passed the Crimson anyway, 5-4. Coach Edo Marion said the two sophomores will be the mainstays of the epee team this season. Last year, two of Harvard's four fencing losses were blamed on an inadequate epee team...
...people on the Harvard varsity know how to use a weapon before they come to college. Coach Edo Marion has to build his team mostly out of the batch of freshmen who show up at the fencing room of the IAB each year with a desire to learn how to fence...