- Look up
fencer in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Fencer may
refer to:
Fencer, a
person who parti****tes in the
sport of
fencing Fencer, a
person who...
- been
confirmed to follow, with
Fencers built to
Transport for
London specification also
planned for the UK market. The
Fencer f1 was
later launched in Continental...
-
Amateur Fencers League of
America Fencing Rules. New York City:
Amateur Fencers League of America.
Miguel A. de Capriles, ed. (1957).
Amateur Fencers League...
- The
Fencers Club in
Midtown Manhattan, New York City, is the
oldest fencing club in the
Western Hemisphere. It is a
member of the
Metropolitan Division...
- held from
October 19 to 20, 1964. 52
fencers from 21
nations competed.
Nations had been
limited to
three fencers each
since 1928. The
event was won by...
- (1952–2024) Williams,
James Worth,
George Zagunis,
Mariel Sabre Fencing List of
American epee
fencers List of
American foil
fencers USFA USFA Hall of Fame...
- was held from
October 18 to 19 1964. 65
fencers from 25
nations competed. Each
nation was
limited to
three fencers. The
event was won by
Grigory Kriss of...
-
fencer (épée),
Olympic champion,
bronze Mark Midler, foilist,
Jewish Russian member of
first generation of
internationally successful Soviet fencers,...
-
individual sabre event. Each
nation could enter a team of up to 8
fencers, with 4
fencers chosen for each match. The
tournament used a
variant of the Bergvall...
- from
October 13 to
October 14, 1964. 55
fencers from 21
nations competed.
Nations had been
limited to
three fencers each
since 1928. The
event was won by...
