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...thirty-five new men are now practicing for the fencing team and these, together with the men left from last year's team, should provide abundant material for the University and class squads. For the present the men are being coached by members of former University teams, but M. Pianelli has been procured to coach at least once a week throughout the year. Practice will be held regularly every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 4 o'clock, in the basement of the Gymnasium...
...coaching necessary for outside meets. According to this plan there would be no coaching for men not on the squad. The second plan is for all men interested to pay $10 for professional instruction for the season, and in this way to secure a sum sufficient to get M. Pianelli as coach. With professional coaching, the work of all the squads could continue through the year and every man would have a chance for the teams which fence outside the University. This plan will not be adopted until it is seen whether or not enough men will pay to secure...
...planned to call out the candidates during the last week in October and give them instruction under the more experienced men. Classes will, if possible, be arranged to meet at regular intervals under M. Pianelli whose services will be secured partly by payment by the men themselves and partly by subscriptions of the Fencers' Club and by general contributions. After the number of candidates has been reduced, these classes will provide regular work for the University squad which will be formed...
Although, as is evident, there will be no lack of material, the question of efficient training will be a difficult one. Under the new financial regulations of the Athletic Committee it will probably be impossible to re-engage M. Pianelli as a regular instructor. As fencing must depend largely on professional teaching for success, this will prove a severe handicap to the team's development...
Harvard will be represented by a team of three men composed of A. Tyng '04, H. W. Holmes 1G. (captain), and W. MacLeod '05; R. S. Earle 2L. substitute. M. Pianelli, instructor of the team, and L. W. Sumner '05, manager, will accompany the men to New York. The team will leave Cambridge tonight...