Word: matches
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...five the only loser was Charlie Poletti, who dropped a close match to Pete Lund. Against St. Paul's, Mike Humphries, with the contest tied 2-all, won his match in overtime of the fifth game to give the Yardlings their winning point...
Although the Cornell match had looked somewhat foreboding, the strong showing in epee has changed the picture, since this is where the Big Red is strongest...
...varsity fencing team rolled up an impressive 18-9 win over M.I.T. last night, in spite of two last-minute changes in the starting lineup. Both Mike Woolf and Don Tingle fell ill barely an hour before the match, but coach Edo Marion's substitutes managed to save the sabre...
...Crimson indicated surprising strength in epee, where Marion is considering moving some "B" fencers to the "A" team for Saturday's Cornell match. Tony Enders, who may start against the Big Red, fenced very well as he took three of three. Bruce Parker also looked good winning two of three. After Dave Schwartz split two bouts, Bob Scrivner won in replacement...
...third singles position, Sears took one of the most decisive matches of the day as he shut out Jim Farrin, 15-7, 15-9, 15-13. Following him at fourth singles, Hamm took a long five game match from Ken Van Riper...