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Dates: during 1960-1969
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John Reitz, who continues to improve with each match, gave the Crimson its most convincing performance, winning all three of his epee bouts. Fencing at the number two epee behind Reitz, Mark Irvings won two of his bouts and ended the dual meet with an exciting come-from-behind victory...
...trying to get together a plan involving 50 Dunster House men and 50 Cliffies from the off-campus houses," Mark Kaplan '71, Dunster House Committee secretary, said. "So far we've received 55 signed commitments from guys willing to move to the "Cliffe," he added...
...either co-captain Paul Catinella (142) or junior Mark Faller (167) could have meant the difference for the Crimson, but neither could gain a fall. Catinella overpowered Doug Rebent, 11-2, and Faller was impressive in a 14-4 win over Scott McClintock...
Scorers will plot the competitors' progress on a blackboard during the contest. A horn will sound to mark the downing of each griddlecake...
...Skip Hare, the Crimson swept the long jump and hurdler Johnson set a new bubble record of 7.5 seconds in the 60 highs. In the 1000. Army took charge early, holding the first three places. At the half-mile mark. Colburn jumped into the lead and, with one lap remaining, Shaw began a phenomenal kick that vaulted him from fifth to first place with a time...