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...dramatic impact of Weiss's loss notwithstanding, the Crimson setback can really be traced to the failure of the sabre team to produce against Columbia. Harvard was unable to pick up more than one sabre win in any single round. Crimson captain Terry Valenzuela accounted for two triumphs, coming back from a first-round loss to All-Ivy Lion, Tom Losonzy, to take 5-3, 5-4 wins...
...sabre team, which had of late looked the dominating force it was a year ago, suffered a blunt setback, losing 5-4. And it would have been worse if Crimson captain Terry Valenzuela, who should be a shoo-in for All-Ivy honors, hadn't come up with an outstanding performance, winning three straight...
...context, this year's J.V. team previews the next two or three years of Harvard fencing, revealing upcoming strengths in foil and epee, but underscoring a distinct need to develop quality sabre performers. The comparative weakness of the J.V. sabre team makes the departure of first-team seniors Terry Valenzuela and Walter Morris all the more significant...
Crimson captain Terry Valenzuela and foil man Dave Fichter led the Crimson attack, sweeping three bouts apiece. Valenzuela was particularly impressive, scoring a third round shutout and coming back from a 3-0 deficit in the second stanza to score five straight touches for a 5-3 triumph...
...last period opened, the Crimson sabre team took two out of three to put Harvard in a strong position to capture a win in its first Ivy test. Captain Terry Valenzuela started the show by winning his bout, and after a Gordon Rutledge loss (5-4 and controversial at that) Walt Morris upped the Crimson lead to three (12-9) with a 5-0 triumph...