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Marion's talks with foil Tom Keller paid off as Keller won three bouts in his best fencing exhibition since he returned to the team last month. "I am confident that Keller will regain his usual winning form of last year by the Yale match and Intercollegiates," Marion said...
Victories on consecutive days over Penn and Princeton moved Dartmouth's undefeated swimming team ahead of Harvard into first place in the Eastern League last weekend, but the Crimson has a chance to regain the top spot in a meet against the Indians at Hanover Saturday...
John Reitz, competing in three epee bouts, won all of them by scores of 5-2. The weak Crusader team, however, did not provide the competition Reitz needs to regain his lost timing. The hapless Crusaders managed to win their one epee bout against sophomore Rick "Balls" Bargaro...
...return gives the Crimson much needed stength at its weakest weapon. In its last two outings, the fencing team has had only four victories from its foilers. After he gets some needed competition in the next couple of matches, Keller should be able to regain his speed. timing, and coordination, giving the Crimson at least some dependability and victories at the foil...
...Fall of 1969, President Nixon reported his abhorrence of biological weapons and annouced that the United States would stop production of such weapons. The President, according to McCarthy's view, did regain the initiative and thus bring a change in Amerca's policy. But some months later it was learned that toxins, biologically produced poisons, had been reclassified as a chemical agent. McCarthy lists toxins under biological agents: so did the Army until Nixon's speech...