THURSDAY. JANUARY 31, 1963
Fencers Nip Temple
In Seasons Opener
Special to the Collegian
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 30—The
Penn State fencing team opened
its 1963 season here this after
noon by stopping Temple, 15-12.
The meet went down to the
next-to-the-last bout as State
gained the "decisive fourteenth
point when ' sophomore epeeist
Fred Davis beat the Owls’ Jeff
Ham, 5-4.
Chuck Dooley, number three
sabreman, was the Lions’ top
fencer today, sweeping all three
of his bouts, 5-1, 5-0, 5-3.
Four other Nittany swordsmen
were double winners. Chick Poole
turned the trick in sabre, John
Cooper and Ken Vandenburgh
each took a pair in foil and Davis
won two epee bouts. •
A 1 Gallo, Temple’s outstanding
foilman, caused State the mos'f
trouble as he won all three of
his bouts, 5-3, 5-0, 5-3.
Penn State 15, Temple T 2
SABRE
Penn State 6, Temple 3
Poole (PS> defeated Goldstein, 5-3; de
feated Dupe.v, 6-2; lost to Pollack, 3-6.
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PSMefeated Goldstein. 5-1; loet
to Tollack, 2-5;-lost to Dupey, 1-5.
Dooley (PS) defeated Pollack. 5-1; de
feated Goldstein, 5-0; defeated Dupey, 5-3,
Penn State 5. Temple 4
, C .Yl Pe !. L’S) defeated Bannon. 5-0: de
feated Rose, 5-1: lost to Gallo, 5-3.
Vandenbunch (PS) defeated Rose, 5-0;
defeated Bannon. 5-2; lost to Gallo, 0-5.
r , olle f J p S) defeated Rose, 5-1; lost to
Gallo, 3-5;. lost to Bannon 4-5.
EPEE
~ Penn State 4, Temple 5
Lewis (PS) defeated Holmes, 5-1; lost
to Finkelstein, 4-5; lost to Ham. 0-5
Davis (PS) defeated Holmes, 5-3; de
feated Ham, 5-4; lost to Finkelstein. 3-5.
Hansell (PS) defeated Holmes, 5-3; lost
to Ham, 6-6; lost to Finkelstein, 2-5,
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Alpha Chi Rho 6 Alpha Chi Sigma 2
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