Word: foiled
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...alumni team includes a swarm of former Crimson captains and a couple of intercollegiate champions. Almost half the team hails from the pre-electric, pre-Ivy League days of Harvard fencing before 1955. Because two of the alumni foil men are unaccustomed to electric weapons, only conventional foils will be used. Epee will be electric. Judges will direct the sabre bouts as usual, since nobody has invented an efficient electric scoring system for sabre...
...foil team almost saved the match for Harvard. Captain Rick Kolombatovich, and juniors Tom Musliner and Dan Isaacson, each claimed two bouts as the Crimson triumphed, 6-3. The Big Red's Steve Botwinick came up with all three of Cornell's wins in foil...
Harvard coach Edo Marion will set one of his carefully nurtured fencing protogees used against him. Sophomore Mike Marion, son of the Crimson coach, can perform in either foil or sabre for the Big Red. Cornell coach Raoul Sudre is further blessed with sophomore Don Sieja, son of Princeton coach Mike Sieja, who is accomplished in foil and epee. Another outstanding sophomore. Steve Botwinick, will fence foil...
Harvard's varsity fencers plucked Rutgers yesterday for their tenth win, 15-12. After a disappointing performance must Princeton Saturday, the foil team funded with seven of nine bouts from Scarlet Knights. Junior Tom Mualiner caught his opponents on stop thrusts and ready reposes, allowing only four touch-while claming three bouts. In the round, Mualiner dumped Rich Eagan...
...fencing team suffers from a lack of experience. Despite a 2-3 record, Coach Edo Marion believes that the team has possibilities "if the boys will stay with it." The prime aspirants to varsity positions are Ron Winfield (sabre), Mike Kapetan (epee), and Andrew Szass (foil). Freshman Records W L T Basketball 10 3 Fencing 2 3 Hockey 14 2 Squash 10 0 Swimming 5 2 Track 6 0 Wrestling...