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Women's varsity eights wait on NCAAs

By Meredith Bryan | May 16, 2000

After battling their way to a third-place finish in the petite final this past weekend at the Eastern Sprints in Connecticut, the women's varsity eight's season hangs in limbo until this afternoon, when they will hear if their performance was enough to qualify them for next weekend's NCAA Championships. "The petite final was a really exciting race," varsity co-captain Anna McCall-Taylor '00 said.

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The juiced ball era

By Chris Haffenreffer | May 16, 2000

I have a problem with the direction of the game of baseball. Although there are a variety of different things I feel the need to gripe about, there is one that I find truly irritating -- the home runs. As a young kid, I remember being constantly told by all of my coaches not to swing for the fences.

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Men's golf to tee-off at NCAA regionals

By From staff and wire reports | May 12, 2000

The Dartmouth men's golf team will compete in the NCAA East Regional Championship on May 18-20. The Big Green are one of three Division 1 teams to earn a spot in the competition. Yale and Rhode Island will also play in the regionals, hosted by Temple University at the Glenmaura National Golf Club in Moosic, Pa. In addition to the East regional, the NCAA conducts two other tournaments in the Central and West regions.

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The blueprint of a champion

By Lou Scerra | May 11, 2000

The scene is a blustery winter night in Michigan about eight or so years ago. The snow blows horizontally across the city, blinding all those who dare to stay up this late on a stormy night.

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The major league shuffle

By Chris Haffenreffer | May 9, 2000

It has become apparent to the baseball community that Major League Baseball needs to realign its divisions in order to produce more intradivision games and better September matchups among contenders, and to take advantage of natural regional rivalries. Although the home run frenzy of Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa has helped the game of baseball in terms of attendance and marketing, the MLB still does not attract the eyes of the American public like it once did.

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Big Green news

By From staff and wire reports | May 5, 2000

Women's water polo participates in national tourney The Dartmouth women's water polo will be competing this weekend at the first ever women's club nationals at Tuscon, Ariz. The Big Green will represent the New England conference in the tournament, which starts today. The team faces Norte Dame and Arizona in the first round. Sailing team hosts New England Championships The Dartmouth sailing team will host the New England Championship this weekend on Lake Mascoma.

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Harvard clinches Ivy with split vs. Green

By Kevin Allen | May 5, 2000

The Crimson and the Big Green softball teams were both in must-win situations going into their doubleheader in Cambridge yesterday. Harvard needed just one win to clinch the 2000 Ivy League championship, while Dartmouth needed a sweep to remain in contention.

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Baseball on deck for Ivy Champs

By Mitch Yashiro | May 5, 2000

The Dartmouth baseball team (17-3 Ivy) claimed its first-ever Red Rolfe title last Saturday. They can win it all this weekend in the Ivy League Championship against Lou Gehrig division winner Princeton (13-7). The first game starts at noon, while the second game will be played 25 minutes after the end of the first game.

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Nickerson has 'team first' attitude

By Abraham Mahshie | May 5, 2000

It's not about numbers for Dartmouth baseball's team captain Brian "B-Nick" Nickerson '00. He doesn't even know his batting average or the fact that he is second in the league at .387 (only .002 from first), or that he's tied for first in homeruns with a career-high of 10.

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Softball hopes to pull out win at Harvard

By Kevin Allen | May 4, 2000

The battle for the Ivy League crown will culminate in a do-or-die doubleheader this afternoon between the Dartmouth Big Green and the Harvard Crimson. Unfortunately the Crimson's 9-0 conference record puts them in the driver's seat with three Ivy League games left.

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Softball wins 10th straight at Vermont

By Kim Siciliano | May 3, 2000

The Dartmouth softball team swept both games of a doubleheader with the University of Vermont for the second time this season, this time on the Catamounts' home field. The wins extended the Big Green's win streak to ten games.

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