Annavedder, Max

Max went to California State University Long Beach, and wanted to be a writer. He loved fencing and was a B-rated fencer when he died. He fenced foil his first year.

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1974 Men’s Epee National Championship finalists

From Right to Left:  Dan Cantillon who defeated Carl Borack (on his left) in a fence-off for first place, both of us had 4 and 1 records in the final. Wayne Johnson-3rd, Bill Matheson, 4th,, Bill Reith, 5th, and Paul Pesthy, 6th.

1974 Men’s Epee National Championship finalists

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Higgins, Eugene

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Mr. Eugene Higgins
AMERICA’SFIRST NATIONALEPEE CHAMPION

Mr. Higgins is not only the richest but the handsomest unmarried New Yorker,” the account went on . “He is a devoted golfer, an expert cross-country rider, a’goodgun,’ a skillful fisherman and a yachtsman of no mean seamanship” and he won the American fencing championships in the duelling sword (epee) while representing the New York Athletic Club. He studied fencing in France with Mr. Ruze’. “Sartorially, he is all that can be desired.

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1967 Pan Am Games gold medal epee team

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1967 Pan Am Games gold medal epee team for USA. Standing l to r- Paul Pesthy, Ralph Spinella, Carl Borack, Frank Anger. Kneeling – Coach Delmar Calvert, armorer Dan DeChaine, Coach Stan Sieja.

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Sauer, Alfred

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Alfred Ernest Sauer learned to fence at the Chicago Turngemeinde when he was 16. He went on to win the US National Championships in saber (1909), epee (1913), and foil (1916) representing the Illinois Athletic Club.

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Dutcher, Ray

13-time Indian Club Champion, 1920 US Epee Champion, 6th at the 1920 Olympic Games – Men’s Epee Team.

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Pew, Dick

Eastern Intercollegiate epee champion, 1954 and 1955. Fourth in the epee finals at the 1956 Olympic Games, winning more bouts than any other contender.

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Men’s Epee Olympians

Men’s Team Epee

1932 George Calnan, Bronze

1932 Gustave Heiss, Bronze

1932 Frank Righeimer, Bronze

1932 Tracy Jaeckel, Bronze

1932 Curtis Shears, Bronze

1932 Miguel de Capriles, Bronze

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Men’s Epee Record Holders

8 Titles

Leo George Nunes 1917, 1922, out 1921, 1924, out 1925, 1926, 1928, 1932

 

6 Titles

Gustave Marinius Heiss out 1932, 1933, 1934, 1936, out 1940, 1941

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Men’s Epee World Champions

Gold Medalist

2006, Graham Wicas, CME

Silver Medalist

2007, Graham Wicas, JME

Bronze Medalists

1975, Tim Glass, JME

1999, Seth Kelsey, Soren Thompson, Jan Viviani, JMET

2002, Benjamin Bratton, CME

2006, Benjamin Ungar, JME