Word: lawson
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...those who have never taken part in intercollegiate fencing meets. The members of the University fencing team who made the journey are Captain H. C. Cassidy '31, H. B. Wessleman '31, and J. D. Allen '31, who will compete in the foils, W. M. Wing '32 and R. B. Lawson '32, entered in the sabre, and K. R. Ludlam '33, who will represent Harvard in the epee...
Close competition featured all of the bouts in the sabre division of the University championship tournament. In winning first place Wing defeated R.B. Lawson '32, Ludlam, and E.A. Ackerman '34. Lawson placed second, and Ludlam took third place. Almost every duel in this weapon was fought strenuously, and several of them took some time to complete...
Beginning at 4 o'clock bouts will be held to determine the winner of the University sabre championship. The contestants for this title are W. M. Wing '31, R. B. Lawson '32, K. R. Ludlam '33, and E. A. Ackerman '34. The outcome in this division is doubtful, but Ludlam appears to be the strongest of the contestants...
...preliminary victors in the foils competition, which was finished yesterday, were H.B. Wesselman '31. Gilbert Kerlin '33. H.C. Cassidy '31, and J.D. Allen '31. All of these fencers are members of the University team. The complete sabre elimination was held yesterday with the selection of W.M. Wing '31, R.B. Lawson '32, K.R. Ludiam '33, and R.A. Ackurman '34. The only upset in these bouts was the survival of Ackerman, a Freshman, who has not been fencing with the first year team this season. J.H. Beard '34 and Ludiam were selected Tuesday afternoon to compete in the finals of the epee...
...Wing '31 led the field in the sabre competition, winning nine bouts. R. B. Lawson '32 finished second, Allis of Yale third, and Barmack of C. C. N. Y. fourth. In the epee bouts Shellard of M. I. T. carried off first place by winning eight times. The other qualifiers in this class were Thompson of Yale, K. R. Ludiam '33, and Chin of Yale...