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Utah
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November 1939
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4
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6
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12
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UTAH
Professor Neil J. Van Steenberg, who had long been a leader in fencing affairs in this State, has resigned from the Utah University and is now located in Chicago. He had been Chairman of the Utah Division of the A.F.L.A. for several years. His position has now been taken by Mr. E. A. Westlake with Carl Woolsey, Utah Sabre Champion, serving as Secretary-Treasurer. Mr. Guy Di Carlo, formerly of the New Jersey Division, is now a student at Utah University, acting as that University’s fencing coach and the Division’s Bout Committee Chairman.
Di Carlo is reported as having 78 pupils already interested in the sport at the University and has done considerable work toward increasing activity in the sport throughout Salt Lake City. He intends to open a course at the University, training his pupils in strip etiquette, judging, directing, and a thorough groundwork in A.F.L.A. regulations. He is also coaching the Salt Lake fencing group known as “Les Gascones.”
