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...Friday the Crimson dumped Rutgers 18-9 with Cetrulo and Tatrallyay undefeated. Tom Keller, Harvard's highly-rated foil who had trouble with his form early in the season, also came through, winning four of his five meet bouts over the weekend...
...Keller's one loss was at the hands of Princeton's number one foil, but a brilliant upset of the Tigers' second foil by Cliff Ruderman made up for it. In the sabre the key win was Tony Abbott's victory over Princeton's number three man. With the match score tied at 9-9, Cetrulo finished off his day with his third victory. Team captain Ron Winfield, however, had an off day and had dropped two of his three, putting the pressure on Abbott to score an upset. After a see-saw match he finally...
Larry Cetrulo, fencig in the number two sabre position, won two of his three bouts, bowing to the same man who gave Winfield such difficulty. In the foil, only Tom Keller was able to register a win, 5-4 against the NYU number three man. Art Weissman and Sam Fouts lost all six of their bouts, three of them by 5-1 scores...
Despite the loss the meet was encouraging for the Crimson. NYYU had beaten Columbia 18-9, the same score with which the Lions toppled Harvard. The improvement in Irvings, sabre Tony Abbott, and Tom Keller, who was facing his strongest competition of the year, was evident. Going into what will be the decisive stretch of the season, starting with Trinity on Wednesday and Penn on Saturday, the NYU meet is an encouraging sign...
...depends on the foils. Tom Keller, one of the best fencers Harvard has ever had, sets the pace for his teammates. When he dropped three against Columbia he dropped the morale of the team. If he wins three today he could destroy the morale and the unbeaten record of powerhouse...