Maryland
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Maryland
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June 1939
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4
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MARYLAND
In the Open Maryland Championships there were 12 entries in foil and sabre and 13 entries in epee. There were six finalists in each weapon, each of which received credit toward a three-weapon award donated by Prof. Clovis Deladrier of the U.S. Naval Academy. Lt. Richard Steere was first in the three weapons with a total score of 15 points, with Andre Deladrier of the Annapolis Fencing Club second with 13 points.
The medalists in each weapon were as follows:
Foil — 1. Richard Steere, unattached, 2. Harry Enten, Y.M.H.A., 3. Andre Deladrier, Annapolis H.S., 4. Stanley Sarnoff, Y.M.H.A.
Epee — 1. Stanley Sarnoff, Y.M.H.A., 2. Richard Steere, 3. Fred Eckhardt, Y.M.C.A., 4. Andre Deladrier
Sabre — 1. Andre Deladrier, 2. Robert Levin, Y.M.H.A., 3. Richard Steere, 4. Fred Eckhardt
There were 14 girls in the Women’s Foil Championship on May 13th. Miss Muriel Guggolz of the Baltimore Athletic Club won first place after a fence-off with Miss F. Limpert of the Bard Avon School. Miss V. Yancey of the Bard-Avon School was third, and Miss S. Blake of the Parry and Thrust Club was fourth.
The Maryland Junior Foil Championship on April 22nd attracted 8 entries, of which Miklas of the Y.M.H.A. was first with 7 wins and no losses. Kavanaugh of Annapolis H.S. was second with 6 wins and 1 loss. S. Levin of the Y.M.H.A. was third with 5 wins and 2 losses, and Eitel of the Y.M.C.A. was fourth with 3 wins and 4 losses.
The Maryland Junior Women’s Foil Championship attracted 17 entries on May 5th, ending in a Women’s Finals. Miss F. Limpert of the Bard Avon School was first with 4 wins and 1 loss. Miss H. Bishop of the University of Maryland was second with the same bout score but who lost in a fence-off of 4-5 with Miss Limpert. Miss V. Yancey took third with 3 wins and 2 losses. Miss R. Stonecutter of the Parry and Thrust Club was fourth with 2 wins and three losses.
