Time Thrusts
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Time Thrusts
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January 9, 1936
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TIME THRUSTS
Charles Kolb, of the Philadelphia Sword Club, has renovated his cellar into a first-hand fencing room... Captain Jean Grombach was called on the phone during the Women's College Fencing Tea—a female voice wished to know if he was completely through fencing yet... The lovely Miss Barbara Cochrane presented the medals to the three winners of the Men's Intercollegiate Foil Tournament... Giorgio Santelli gave a little Xmas party at his Salle and invited Hunter and N.Y.U. for a triangular meet—the girls received little dolls... Jerry Hicks, Santelli’s partner at the salle, is working hard to produce a winner for next year’s novice competition... To Fred Weber goes the “honor” of breaking the first electrical epee in competition—it was the Santelli tourney... At the same tournament Miguel de Capriles, on behalf of Santelli and the fencers who have known and loved Mr. Allaire, presented the latter with a silver plaque. "Mike" had a flowery speech ready for the occasion, but he made the mistake of mentioning John's name too soon; whereupon John got up, a storm of applause broke, and "Mike" was through...
