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Athlete of the Week

By The Dartmouth | April 10, 1997

Junior attack Jen Greene has managed to provide the helping hand for the Green and White this year with 18 assists on the season so far. But that's probably something she's very used to by now.

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Baseball late score

By The Dartmouth | April 10, 1997

The Big Green ousted the Tufts Jumbos, 16-11, yesterday in a slugfest in Medford, MA. The win was the fifth in a row for Dartmouth, which improved to 9-7 heading into this weekend's Ivy League play at Red Rolfe Field. It was a big day for senior Andrew Spencer as he became Dartmouth's all-time hits leader with a single in the top of the first inning.

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Baseball and Softball late scores

By The Dartmouth | April 9, 1997

The Big Green used a 12-run scoring spree in the final three innings to beat UMass-Lowell, 16-13, yesterday in Medford, Mass. Rookie James Little swung the hot bat for the Big Green, going 2-for-4 with a double and a four-bagger as he knocked in four runs on the afternoon.

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Baseball team opens Ivy season with three wins

By Brian J. Fleming | April 7, 1997

With Major League Baseball holding its opening day this past week, it is only fitting that Dartmouth should kick off its Ivy League season as well this weekend with twin bills at Penn and Columbia. After getting off to a rough start in Saturday's first game against Penn, a 6-1 loss, the Big Green bounced back in impressive fashion to sweep the remainder of their weekend schedule. In the second game against Penn they held on for victory in a tight 4-3 game, and on Sunday the Big Green took both contests against the Lions, 10-7 and 11-7, respectively.

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Women's lax splits on Pennsylvania roadtrip

By David Wagner | April 7, 1997

It's often been said that in life, you win some and you lose some. Well, in just one weekend, the women's lacrosse team won one and lost one. On Friday, the Big Green beat the 12th-ranked Penn Quakers on their home turf, 16-6, but later fell in the second frame of battle against the Nittany Lions of Penn State by a score of 12-9. The Sunday loss in State College, PA is the lone blemish on the Big Green's near-perfect 5-1 overall record on the season.

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Despite loss to Quakers, men's lax is improving

By Robert Isaacs | April 7, 1997

The men's lacrosse team's woes continued last Saturday in Philadelphia with a 15-12 loss to the University of Pennsylvania. The loss dropped the Big Green to 1-4 overall and 0-1 in the Ivy League, leaving them tied with Brown and ahead of Yale in the bottom of the Ivy standings. Penn got off to a quick start, but the game was relatively even for the first three quarters.

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Women's lax takes on Quakers, Nittany Lions

By David Wagner | April 4, 1997

Now ranked eighth in the nation and hot off their 10-8 upset win over the Princeton Tigers, the women's lacrosse team heads south to play the Penn Quakers and the Penn State Nittany Lions in a Friday-Sunday weekend double-header. The Big Green made their mark last weekend by downing their perennial Ivy foe and vaulting three spots in the national poll.

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Back to baseball

By Stephen Kim | April 3, 1997

I've returned. Yes, what follows is yet another installment in my random sports chatter. And without further ado... Spring has arrived and with it comes yet another baseball season.

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Athlete of the Week

By The Dartmouth | April 3, 1997

Freshman pitcher Laura Mills threw a lot of softballs over the plate on Saturday, but not a single one touched the aluminum. That's right, this rookie caught nine batters swinging and gave up one walk as she earned the first no-hitter of her career in Dartmouth's 4-0 victory over Central Connecticut last weekend. Mills was named the Ivy League's Rookie of the Week for her near-perfect performance.

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