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Golf finishes 4th in final tourney

By Arik Clausner | October 23, 2008

Courtesy of DartmouthSports.com Dartmouth men's golf faced down stiff competition at the New England Intercollegiate Golf Association Championships to finish in a tie for fourth place out of a field of 44 teams. Playing in the two-round competition, Dartmouth shot a combined score of 617, 41 over par, finishing even with Nichols College.

Dartmouth riders rebounded from a fourth-place finish at Colby Sawyer to win nine events and the overall title at the Dartmouth Show on Sunday.
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Equestrian rides to first place at Dartmouth Show

October 22, 2008

The Dartmouth The Dartmouth equestrian team won the Dartmouth Show on Sunday, just one day after finishing fourth out of seven teams at the Colby Sawyer College Show on Saturday. At the Dartmouth Show, the Big Green, the defending Ivy League equestrian champion, finished first out of nine teams, ahead of the University of New Hampshire, the University of Vermont and defending regional champions Mount Ida College, who rounded up the top four. Seven different Big Green riders won events on Sunday.

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Toe to Toe: Karr vs. Schmidley (Karr)

By Ryan Karr | October 20, 2008

By Ryan Karr The Dartmouth Staff Did you know that Reggie Bush is second in the NFL in total commercial endorsements, behind the great Peyton Manning? Bush has signed contracts with Pepsi, General Motors, Adidas, Subway and Hooters for upwards of $5 million.

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Volleyball beats Columbia, falls in marathon to Cornell

By Tianchi Xu | October 20, 2008

In a five-set thriller that lasted almost two hours, the Dartmouth women's volleyball team fell to Ivy rival Cornell at home on Saturday after posting a convincing victory over Columbia on Friday night. With the win against the Lions (5-10, 0-6 Ivy), the Big Green (6-10, 2-4 Ivy) looked to secure its first doubleheader sweep of the season.

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Men's tennis makes early exit from ITA Regionals

By David Jiang | October 20, 2008

The Intercollegiate Tennis Association Regionals at Yale ended earlier than Dartmouth had hoped, as all Big Green players were eliminated after the third day of play Saturday afternoon in New Haven, Conn. It was a sudden dose of reality for the Big Green, who had dominated the competition in their last tournament. "I thought we had prepared pretty well, and we had big expectations," captain Ari Gayer '09 said.

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Second-half surge not enough for men's soccer against Penn

By Nick Binder | October 20, 2008

On a frigid Homecoming night, the Dartmouth men's soccer team lost its first home game of the season to Ivy League foe the University of Pennsylvania, 1-0, Saturday in Hanover. The loss dropped Dartmouth to 6-5-1 (1-1-1 Ivy), while the Quakers improved to 8-2-3 (2-1-0 Ivy). The Big Green is now tied for fourth place in the Ivy standing with Princeton, while Penn sits in a tie for second place with Brown.

Midfielder Myra Sack '10 helped seal Dartmouth's victory over Penn on Saturday by scoring in the 84th minute to put the Big Green ahead, 2-0.
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Women's soccer scores big Ivy upset over Quakers, 2-0

By Dana Malajian | October 20, 2008

Zach Ingbretsen / The Dartmouth Staff The Big Green tallied its first Ivy League win in an upset victory over the University of Pennsylvania, who was previously unbeaten in the Ivies, on Saturday afternoon at Burnham Field in Hanover. Dartmouth (7-5-1, 1-3 Ivy) triumphed in a 2-0 shutout of the Quakers (7-4-2, 2-1-1 Ivy), who are currently tied for third place in the Ivy League.

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Dartmouth Alumni Put Football in Perspective

October 20, 2008

Correction appended. "The team was great. We won football games," Tom Adams '46 said nostalgically of the Dartmouth football program when he was a student over six decades ago. On Saturday, Dartmouth was dismantled by Holy Cross for its fifth straight loss.

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Schmidley's Shots: Official Review

By Will Schmidley | October 17, 2008

Today's column will address an issue that I've grappled with for quite some time. I've never gotten a chance to write about it, so now seemed like as good a time as ever, seeing as Ryan and I will be covering the sports world's most pressing issue -- who will win the World Series -- in Monday's edition of "Toe to Toe". As I'm sure many of you football fans already know, Ed Hochuli, by far the NFL's best known and most experienced referee, blew a couple of key calls early on this season.

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