The Heidelburg Influence seemed to have reached Los Angeles Junior College, recently, when Bob Cousineaui and Harold Bauer crossed epees in an argument over places on the varsity fencing team. Cousineau drew blood and students called it a genuine duel. College authorities, under fire of critics, denied it.

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The Heidelburg Influence seemed to have reached Los Angeles Junior College, recently, when Bob Cousineaui and Harold Bauer crossed epees in an argument over places on the varsity fencing team. Cousineau drew blood and students called it a genuine duel. College authorities, under fire of critics, denied it.

[ca. August 1937]

RightsCC0 — Public Domain

CollectionDigital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library

[Information from item housing] Dueling

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