Football, now 0-2, falls to UNH

Jennie Post / The Dartmouth Staff Dartmouth football made encouraging progress towards its first victory last Saturday against the University of New Hampshire.

Big Green blows 28-point lead in overtime loss

Last-minute fumble costs Dartmouth in opener against Colgate

Falcons QB Vick to plead guilty to federal dogfighting charges

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Donaghy guilty of gambling

Louis Lanzano / Associated Press NEW YORK -- How much Tim Donaghy profited from his betting scheme, and how far he went to do so, still is not known. This much is certain: Donaghy wagered on games he officiated, and he did it longer than previously thought. The disgraced former referee started betting on NBA games in 2003, long before he began tipping off high-stakes gamblers with inside information and recommending which teams to bet on ---- with a reward of $5,000 if his picks hit. The stunning allegations emerged Wednesday as Donaghy pleaded guilty to two felony charges in a scandal that rocked the league and tarnished the integrity of the sport. "By having this nonpublic information, I was in a unique position to predict the outcome of NBA games," Donaghy, standing ramrod-straight with his hands clasped in front of him, told the judge in a Brooklyn courtroom. Donaghy, who was released on $250,000 bond, faces a maximum of 25 years in prison when he is sentenced Nov.

Hartwick '07 inks one-year minor league contract

Tilman Dette / The Dartmouth Staff For members of the Dartmouth men's ice hockey team, the dream to pursue a career as a professional athlete can become a daunting reality.

Dartmouth hosts Shriners, all-stars for Maple Sugar Bowl

Lee Marriner / Associated Press The town of Hanover saw a remarkable display of pageantry and athletic prowess this weekend as Dartmouth once again played host to the 54th annual Shrine Maple Sugar Bowl football game.

Bonds Watch: No Asterisks, Only Scoreboards

Frats, clubs slug it out for supremacy on softball field

Gambling allegations against former referee rock the NBA

Associated Press Recently, the commissioner of the National Basketball Association, David Stern, held a press conference to discuss allegations against one of the NBA's referees.

Harrington defeats Garcia in open championship playoff

Summer golfers tend to play on per-round basis

Shaunak Mewada / The Dartmouth Staff On Thursday, the oldest professional golf championship in the world, the British Open, began amongst the moors and dunes of Carnoustie Golf Links in Carnoustie, Scotland.

Big Green cyclists enjoy successful summer season

Courtesy of Velonews / The Dartmouth Staff Tomorrow marks the midway point of the Tour de France, which encompasses the most exciting three weeks of the year for professional cycling.

Summer brings most athletes relaxed practices

Jarman Rogers / The Dartmouth Staff Dartmouth athletes are forced to make major adjustments as members of the Big Green's varsity teams temporarily disband for the summer.

Crew falls to Hoyas in first round of Henley Royal Regatta

Kawakahi Amina / The Dartmouth Staff On July 4, while families and friends across the United States gathered together to celebrate our country's independence with barbecues and fireworks, the Dartmouth men's lightweight crew team was hard at work.