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Coach Rene Peroy's Varsity fencing team moves into the next match of its season tomorrow afternoon when it goes down to South Orange, New Jersey to tackle the Seton Hall swordsmen...
...usual with his pre-season forecasts, Coach Peroy declares that the Crimson fencers are a "well-balanced team," with no individual stars. However, he feels confident that this year's team will have a better record than that of last year's squad. Four times during the 1940 season the opposing team won by a one-point margin...
Although, figuratively speaking, no man stands head and shoulders over his teammates, according to Peroy, there is no doubt that Captain Murphy actually does so. A six foot seven inch giant, Murphy has the advantage of a very long reach, which, coupled with an aggressive style of play, makes him one of the most formidable members of the squad. With the graduation of Bill Croach (a 77-inch midget), Murphy now stands uncontested in the height department...
...foil department this year will be handled by Joe Koch, Art Jaros, Ben Johnson, and Johnny Vaughan, who are rated in that order by Coach Peroy. Koch is only a Junior, despite the fact that he rates the top in his division, with the result that Peroy hopes to get two years of good services from him. Jaros and Johnson are closely pressing him for the top bracket, and Vaughan, last year's Yardling captain, is improving steadily...
...Yardling squad, which Coach Peroy says is decidedly above average, had its first meet against Exeter Saturday, winning 5 to 4. Since the Exonians are generally better than most of the other '44 opponents, Peroy hopes for an excellent season, with Worcester and Yale as the strongest foes...