Sports

Yount and Rogers lead golf teams at Ivy Champs

By Avni Shah | April 21, 2004

This past weekend both the men and women's golf teams traveled down to New Jersey to compete in the Ivy League Championships. The men's team finished seventh out of eight teams in the tournament, which was disappointing for them.

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Heavyweight crew garners fifth consecutive Bill Cup

By Avni Shah | April 20, 2004

The men's heavyweight rowing team was able to bounce back from last week's loss with a win against Rutgers and Boston University in Cambridge, Mass., this past weekend.

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Green riders capture fourth and fifth in final home meet

By Meredith Hartley | April 20, 2004

Dartmouth equestrian's two eight-person teams took home fifth and sixth in the postseason New England Classic held Saturday at Dartmouth's Morton Farm.

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First Boston-New York series marked by poor play

By David Zylberberg | April 20, 2004

On Friday, FOX put aside its usual Friday night lineup to show the first of the regular season matchups between the Red Sox and Yankees. Regular season baseball rarely is shown on primetime network television.

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Green sets off offensive fireworks in Cornell games

By Kate Mulley | April 16, 2004

The rain and snow could only keep the Cornell Big Red from their sorry fate for so long. Dartmouth came out on top in both games of their doubleheader in Ithaca, N.Y., asserting their dominance early and often.

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First-round contests provide many intriguing matchups

By Stephen Macekura | April 16, 2004

With the postseason just around the corner, it's time to make some predictions. Eastern Conference Indiana vs.

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Draper powers softball to win

By Lisa Glassman | April 16, 2004

Dartmouth women's softball (8-13) hosted a doubleheader against Providence College (24-12-1) Wednesday.

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Yale rowers sweep visiting Big Green

By Avni Shah | April 15, 2004

The annual Dartmouth-Yale race was held in New Haven this past weekend. It was the Dartmouth men's opening race, as well as the first race showcasing the Olympic Axe Trophy, which marks the winner between these two rivals.

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Garnett deserves MVP over Duncan and O'Neal

By Stephen Macekura | April 15, 2004

As the NBA season draws to a close, players across the country are either planning their vacations or preparing for the grueling postseason.

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Rick Reed leapt from obscurity to the All-Star Game

By David Zylberberg | April 14, 2004

Rick Reed retired on Thursday. In case you've already forgotten, Rick Reed was a control artist, a pitcher whose fastball could only touch 90 with the help of a hurricane tailwind.

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Golfers use Brown match to prepare for Ivy championship

By Avni Shah | April 14, 2004

It was a tough weekend for the men's golf team, as they split a pair of matches with Brown and were served a loss from Harvard as well. The Big Green was forced to play without sophomores Kenan Yount and Hisaaki Kobayashi, who finished one and two for Dartmouth at last week's Yale Spring Open played in New Haven, Conn.

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Candace Parker shines spotlight on women's hoops with dunk

By Stephen Macekura | April 14, 2004

Vince Carter. Baron Davis. Carmelo Anthony. LeBron James. Candace Parker. The McDonald's High School All-American dunk contest traditionally displays the most athletic, promising and exciting young basketball players around, with future superstars winning on multiple occasions.

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Green sailors cruise in regattas

By James Lamb | April 14, 2004

The Dartmouth sailing team took big strides toward reclaiming a top national ranking after a big four-event weekend that resulted in solid finishes in women's, co-ed and team races.

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Green softball thumps Central Connecticut twice

By Lisa Glassman | April 9, 2004

Dartmouth women's softball (5-10) swept Central Connecticut (4-20) in a double header earlier this week.

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Golfers tee off spring season

By Avni Shah | April 9, 2004

Both the men's and women's golf teams opened up with solid starts for the beginning of the spring season.

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Dartmouth water polo rolls over its competition

By Greg Holtz | April 9, 2004

Big Green women's water polo went undefeated Saturday and Sunday in the New England Regional Qualifying Tournament held at Middlebury College.

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Women's rowers garner mixed results on the Charles

By Nedko Kyuchukov | April 8, 2004

Dartmouth women's crew opened up its 2004 season with races against Boston College, Northeastern University and the University of Buffalo April 3 on the Charles River in Cambridge, Mass.

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Blue Jays poise themselves for a run at AL East crown

By David Zylberberg | April 8, 2004

The AL East is all about the "Holy War" and the inevitable Boston-New York ALCS. But what about the unheralded, underdog contenders in the AL East? Not the Orioles, bloated with yet another binge of over-aged free agents, nor the perennial basement-dwelling Devil Rays.

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Big Green lightweight crew sweeps Holy Cross and BC

By Nedko Kyuchukov | April 8, 2004

The Dartmouth lightweight rowers swept Sunday's regatta on Lake Quinsigamond in Worcester, Mass., in a race featuring Holy Cross and Boston College. The tightest race of the day came in the varsity lightweight eight competition where all three boats were within a few feet of each other for the 2,000 meters.

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Houston and St. Louis lead battle for NL pennant

By D.J. Gelner | April 7, 2004

Throughout Florida and Arizona lockers are being cleared out, trucks are being packed and players are finally spending more time on the baseball field than the golf course as teams prepare to end spring training and begin Major League Baseball's regular season. While this time of year is usually littered with hackneyed phrases like "On opening day, every team is in first place!" or "At the beginning of the year, everyone is in playoff contention," these clichs have historically served little more purpose than to fill up a sentimental piece about the smell of peanut shells and grass that emerge with the dawn of every new season. However, after consecutive championships by the mid-to-small market Angels and Marlins, it seems as though for once these empty words hold some meaning.

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