Sports

True and Schorr snag top finishes at Pre-Nats

By Zachary Pfeiffer | October 19, 2004

The nation's top cross-country teams met in Terre Haute, Ind. on the LaVern Gibson championship course to establish early-season position at the NCAA Pre-Nationals.

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Big Green riders collect five blue ribbons

By Meredith Hartley | October 19, 2004

Dartmouth equestrian pulled out another strong performance Saturday at Colby-Sawyer riding to a co-champion finish with their main rival, the University of Vermont.

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Rugby keeps playoff hopes alive by crushing Norwich

By Dan Correa | October 15, 2004

NORTHFIELD, Vt. -- On a beautiful sunny Saturday, the Dartmouth men's rugby team took the field against perennial rivals Norwich Military Academy with the hopes of avenging last year's disappointing loss to the team.

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Big Green hangs tough against stingy competition

By Mark Sweeney | October 15, 2004

The Dartmouth women's tennis squad traveled to the National Tennis Center in New York City to face off against teams from all around the country in the Women's College Tennis Invitational.

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Big Green defense stifles Catamounts in 2-0 victory

By Jennifer Yu | October 14, 2004

The Dartmouth women's soccer team dominated the Vermont Catamounts 2-0 on a windy Tuesday afternoon at home on Chase Field.

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Sailors capture third straight league title

By Jon Kling | October 14, 2004

The Dartmouth sailing team attends more regattas per year than any other team, the logistics of which are daunting even to its capable head coach, Brian Stanford. So, this week, the team breathes new life into its coaching staff with the addition of Katie McDowell as the new assistant coach. McDowell, a 1998 Brown grad, is a five time All American -- four times for the women, and once on the coed squad.

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Men's golf fails to meet expectations at Yale Cup

By Avni Shah | October 14, 2004

The men's golf team suffered through a tough tournament at Yale's Macdonald Cup Saturday. Hoping to come together and play a solid weekend, the Big Green finished with two rounds defined by consistently mediocre playing. "This shouldn't happen, but in golf it does happen, often out of the blue," said Chaki Kobayashi '06.

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NFL outlook: Does the stellar Ravens RB deserve the cellar?

By Jesse Klempner | October 13, 2004

Jamal Lewis ran for 116 yards on 28 carries on Sunday night against the spiraling Washington Redskins, more yards than the entire 'Skins offense could manage on national television.

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Wrecking crew: Men's rowers impress at regattas

By Kate Mulley | October 13, 2004

Here is a look at Dartmouth crew in action over Columbus Day weekend: Heavyweights take silver in controversy The Dartmouth varsity heavyweight eight was edged out by defending national champion Harvard at the Stonehurst Capital Regatta in Rochester, N.Y.

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Boston XC meet nets more strong team performances

By Zachary Pfeiffer | October 12, 2004

While the top seven male and female runners on the cross country team rested for Pre-Nationals next week in Indiana, the second squads had a strong showing when they raced this past Friday in Boston's Franklin Park at the New England Championships. The men's team placed seventh with 246 points in a field of 48 teams, putting three runners in the top 50 finishers.

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First-year riders shine in season's first equestrian shows

By Meredith Hartley | October 12, 2004

The Dartmouth equestrian team began their season strongly in the first two shows of the season with a second place finish last Saturday at the University of Vermont and a win Saturday, Oct.

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On-base percentage varies in significance

By Robert Friedman | October 12, 2004

With stats becoming increasingly important to the viewing of baseball, the traditionalist view of batting average as the most important gauge of a hitter's worth is being pushed aside in favor of on-base percentage.

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Sailors deal with unpredictable weather conditions

By Jon Kling | October 8, 2004

This weekend the East Coast saw a rebounding pressure system in the atmosphere, full of swirling highs, lows and close calls.

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Hole-in-one helps Daher card golf team's best round of 160

By Avni Shah | October 8, 2004

A hole-in-one by sophomore Annie Daher was the highlight of a strong finish in the Huskie Classic held in Northern Illinois this past weekend.

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Men's golf finishes sixth out of 15 teams at Army Invite

By Avni Shah | October 8, 2004

This past weekend, the men's golf team competed at the Army Invitational and had a somewhat disappointing finish at sixth place among 15 schools.

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Women's tennis rolls over competition at Brown Invite

By Mark Sweeney | October 7, 2004

The Dartmouth women's tennis team continued to impress in the early stages of its 2004-2005 campaign by dominating the Brown Invitational over the weekend.

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Rugby team topped in rain-soaked match at West Point

By Dan Correa | October 7, 2004

WEST POINT MILITARY ACADEMY, Oct. 2 -- On a cold and rainy Saturday evening, the Dartmouth rugby team took on a strong Army squad at West Point.

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Water polo starts with a splash

By Greg Holtz | October 7, 2004

Men's water polo began its season over the weekend by hosting the North Atlantic Division Western Regional Qualifying Tournament, where they took on Middlebury College and the University of Vermont.

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Eight teams remain with a chance to win World Series

By D.J. Gelner | October 6, 2004

Cardinals' depth and versatility will outclass their National League foes in postseason play

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Yankees and Red Sox stand on collision course again; Twins and Angels look to pull a surprise

By Kyle Jazwa | October 6, 2004

Pitching wins championships. This dictum has determined the winner of the World Series for the last 100 years.

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