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Heavies beat Orangemen, take home Packard Cup

By Anne O'Hagen | May 19, 2003

In yet another impressive weekend of competition, the Dartmouth men's heavyweight crew defeated Syracuse for the Packard Cup at Onondaga Lake in New York on Sunday. With an unbroken streak dating back to 1991, this was the Big Green's 13th straight victory over the Orangemen at the Packard Cup. Syracuse fell victim to the Big Green's all-star boat in the first varsity competition.

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Ausmus '91 produces Gold Gloves and success for Astros

By Elliot Olshansky | May 19, 2003

Brad Ausmus '91 admits that his Houston Astros teammates like to joke about where he went to college and "make fun of the prototypical Ivy League student that you see in the movies: smoking a pipe, wearing a sweater vest." It is difficult, however, to hold a pipe while wearing a Gold Glove, and the former Dartmouth government major has one for each hand. For the last two years, Ausmus has won the Rawlings Gold Glove Award, becoming the first catcher in Houston history to receive the honor, and establishing his reputation as one of baseball's elite catchers.

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Crew garners medal at Sprints

By Anne O'Hagen | May 14, 2003

Dartmouth men's heavyweight crew continued its unbelievable season with yet another impressive finish at last Sunday's Eastern Sprints Regatta on Lake Quinsigamond in Worcester, Mass. For the first time since 1994, the first varsity boat medaled in the grand final, taking home the bronze in a time of 6:10.61.

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Dartmouth opens tournament play against Syracuse

By Christopher LaForgia | May 9, 2003

The Dartmouth talked with Andrew Goldstein '05, Tom Daniels '04 and Brandon Wright '05 about the men's lacrosse team and the upcoming game against the defending champion Syracuse Orangemen. The Big Green is coming off its first Ivy League title since 1965 after defeating Harvard 5-4 last Friday night.

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Softball splits with Crimson, sweeps Blue Devils

By Lisa Glassman | May 7, 2003

The Big Green softball team traveled to Harvard this Saturday, splitting a pair of low-scoring contests. In the afternoon game, Harvard won 1-0 in an exciting 12-inning game. Danica Giugliano '04 went the distance for Dartmouth, pitching 11.1 innings.

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Sailors have another winning weekend

By James Lamb | May 2, 2003

Just a week after the lady sailors qualified for the ISCA Women's National Championship, the co-ed squads went down to the wire to claim a berth for their own Big Dance. With all the thrills and heart-stopping moments of the NCAA basketball tourney, Dartmouth started out the first portion of the event against the stiffest competition in the country.

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Cycling team finishes season as the Ivy League's best

By Dale Apgar | May 1, 2003

Louden, N.H. -- Following the lead of men's captain Todd Yezefski '04, the Dartmouth Cycling team took home the Ivy Cup last weekend, marking the first time since 1981 that Dartmouth is the premier cycling team among its Ancient Eight competitors. The Big Green cyclists put themselves in prime position to repeat as the nation's Division II champion by augmenting the lead they brought into the Eastern Cycling Championships this past weekend in eastern New Hampshire. Entering the weekend, Dartmouth was third in the Ivy League, 14 points behind the Harvard Crimson and four behind Princeton -- deficits that set the stage for a dramatic finish to the Easter Collegiate Cycling Conference (ECCC) regular season. The rain and cool temperatures during the road race on Saturday didn't deter men's A rider Michael Barton '03 from breaking from the pack and out-working the field to take first place. Yezefski sprinted the legs off the chasing peleton to finish third, followed by Tim Clement '05 and Bing Knight '05, who finished 11th and 12th, respectively. The duo of Kristina Eaton '04 and Amy Wallace '04 also pulled out 11th- and 12th-place finishes, respectively, in the women's A field despite mechanical trouble and a shortened race due to the inclement weather. Breyton Osgood '03 couldn't fight off the lactic acid buildup in his legs to hold off the other riders in the final climb of the men's B field, finishing five seconds off the leader in sixth place.

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Track sets school record in relay

By Zachary Pfeiffer | April 30, 2003

Dartmouth athletes from the men and women's track teams competed outstandingly, both at the Penn Relays in Philadelphia and an invitational that Dartmouth hosted at Memorial Field, in a final tune-up for the Heptagonal Championships next weekend. The most notable performance of the weekend belongs to the women's 4 x 1500m relay team, which broke the school record by nearly 10 seconds.

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