Word: foiled
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Harvard's fencers ventilated Brandeis 16-11 on Monday. The Crimson swordsmen took a quick lead with a 7-2 victory in foil, and cruised the rest of the way, winning sabre 5-4 and dropping epee by the same score...
Four Harvard fencers won two matches apiece without a loss: Paul Merry and sophomore star Tom Musliner in foil, Al Makaitis in sabre, and Paul Mundie in epee. Dan Isaacson won two foil matches and lost one. The victory was the Crimson's second against one defeat, the loss coming at the hands of powerful N.Y.U...
...hardest blow to believe came in Tom Musliner's first match, when the Crimson swordsman's foil broke against the second-ranked Violet fencer. Given an unfamiliar sword to continue with, Musliner went on to lose the match, but came back later to beat the first and third-ranked New Yorkers...
Crimson sabre fencer Dave Redman all but wrapped it up for Harvard when he substituted in the final foil match and beat the top-ranking Violet fencer to give Harvard a 13-11 lead...
...Crimson scoring was 5-4 in foil, 5-4 in sabre, and 3-6 in epee. No Harvard fencer won all three matches, but Dave Dooley and Musliner in foil, Al Makaitis and Profeta in sabre, and Bill Neaves in epee scored two victories apiece...