Word: tetrayllay
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Although coach Marion is confident that his team will beat the Beavers, there could be some cause for concern. The Crimson does not have eight sure points as it did last year. Tom Keller Geza Tetrayllay and Ron Winfield, who are ali gone, won eight out of nine matches against CCNY then. The sophomores replacing them lack their experience...
Behind Cetrulo and Keller, team captain Ron Winfield and sophomore epee Geza Tetrayllay have provided the depth which Harvard teams have lacked consistently in the past. The epee team, the weakest part of the squad in the first three meets, took on a new look against C.C.N.Y. John Reitz, fencing his first time in the number one spot, led the epee romp with three wins. But the most pleasant surprises came from Tetrayllay and sophomore Mickey Irvings who won five of their six bouts...
Larry Cetrulo, the number one sabre, Tom Keller, the top foil man, and Bill Theodore, the number one epee, are all strong. Sophomore Geza Tetrayllay in epee and senior Sam Fouts in foil will provide depth...
Against M.I.T. Harvard showed some weaknesses. Theodore dropped two bouts and Winfield lost once. The slack did not hurt, however, as Cetrulo and Keller swept their bouts and Tetrayllay put in a surprising two-win performance...
...today the team's stars face particularly strong individual competition. Keller especially will have stiff challenges in foil. The meet will probably be won or lost by the number two and three men on each squad. Tetrayllay, Fouts, and foil man Cliff Ruderman, will...