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Princeton easily defeats men's lacrosse 17-5

By Amy Hatch | May 1, 1995

The men's lacrosse team suffered a disappointing 17-5 loss to Princeton Saturday at Finney Field in Princeton, N.J., which boasted a crowd of 3,019 fans. Knowing that controlling the pace of the game was essential for any success against the number-eight nationally ranked Tigers, the Big Green started out with an intentionally slow pace. For the first quarter, the strategy worked, and Dartmouth held Princeton scoreless until 1:13 in the first quarter.

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Dartmouth hoops may face UNC

By Jeffrey Beyer | May 1, 1995

The varsity basketball programs at the College and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill are close to reaching a formal agreement to play a home-and-home series in the next two years. After ongoing discussions for the past few months, Coach Dave Faucher said the two sides have reached a verbal agreement, although a formal agreement has not yet been reached since contracts have not been signed. If the agreement is finalized, the Big Green would travel to the historic "Dean Dome" in North Carolina to play the Tarheels this Dec.

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Tennis beats Cornell 6-1

By Amy Hatch | May 1, 1995

The men's tennis team closed out its regular season Friday at Cornell with an impressive 6-1 win against the Big Red, who dropped to 6-11. Dartmouth, who lost a disappointing battle to Harvard last Tuesday,battled back to defeat Cornell and claim a piece of second place in the Ivy League. "A win is always good," Coach Chuck Kinyon said.

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Baseball to play four vs. Harvard this weekend

By Eric Petitt | April 28, 1995

The Dartmouth baseball team wraps up its season this weekend with two doubleheaders against division rival Harvard. The Big Green will play two at home at Red Rolfe Field on Saturday, beginning at noon, followed by a doubleheader in Crimson territory on Sunday. Dartmouth, 8-8 in the Ancient Eight and 13-17 overall, is looking to seal up its best Ivy League record in four years.

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Lacrosse battles back for victory at Vermont

By Amy Hatch | April 27, 1995

The men's lacrosse team rebounded from a tough loss against Brown last weekend to defeat the University of Vermont in a tight 9-7 game yesterday afternoon. The Big Green, ranked number 19 nationally, traveled to UVM as the favorite, but encountered a remarkably strong performance from the Catamounts, now 3-7. "We've never beaten Vermont up there since I've been coaching," Coach Tim Nelson said.

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Softball team swept in twin-bill

By Kate Shanahan | April 26, 1995

The Dartmouth softball team could not pull out a victory against the University of Vermont yesterday afternoon in their doubleheader. Dartmouth lost the first game 6-0, and fell again in the second, 3-1.

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Baseball team wins easily

By Eric Pettit | April 26, 1995

It started with a trickle, no runs in the first inning, one in the second and two in the third. But by the time the Dartmouth nine finished with St.

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White '95 signs with New England Patriots

By Rebecca Oettinger | April 26, 1995

Not everyone can play professional football for the team they grew up cheering for, but as of yesterday Brian White '95 can add a spot on the roster of National Football League's New England Patriots to his list of athletic accomplishments. When White officially signed Tuesday afternoon he forfeited his eligibility to play lacrosse for the College.

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Women's lax captures Ivy crown

By Erika Tower | April 26, 1995

It was a game they will never forget. Not only did the women of the Dartmouth lacrosse team bring home a 14-8 win from Harvard yesterday, something they have never been able to do, but in doing so, clinched the Ivy League title. How does it feel?

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Women's tennis plays for Ivy throne today

By Richard Petty | April 26, 1995

This afternoon the women's tennis team looks to win an Ivy League title for the first time in school history and erase the painful memories of numerous second-place finishes. The Harvard team may be more talented, and it certainly is the favorite, butDartmouth goes into the match with the momentum and the excitement from a season that was dramatically rescued from a dismal beginning. Yesterday, the men's tennis team faced the Harvard Crimson for the Ivy League title.

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Men's tennis loses Ivy title to Harvard

By Amy Hatch | April 26, 1995

The weather was perfect. The fans were out. The courts were ready, but, unfortunately for the men's tennis team, the Crimson were also out, ready and just plain perfect. In a dual for the Ivy League championship yesterday afternoon at Topliff tennis courts, tension and intensity could be felt blocks away.

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Golf team keeps NCAA hopes alive, just barely

By Tom Trainor | April 25, 1995

The Dartmouth golf team returned to Hanover Saturday night clinging to hopes of an NCAA berth. The team finished fourth in the Rhode Island Invitational, overshadowing two brilliant performances by senior co-Captains Alec Dicks and Bryan Kim. Kim jumped out early and finished the first day in first place with a spectacular 72.

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Crew rows well in poor conditions

By Charles Davant | April 25, 1995

The women's crew team and the men's lightweight team stomped their competitors this weekend, while the heavyweights had a disappointing loss to Rutgers. The women upset powerful Radcliffe on the Connecticut River Saturday.

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Women's tennis sweeps

By Richard Petty | April 25, 1995

Two weeks ago the women's tennis team had a 1-3 record after disappointing losses to Penn and Boston University. Things have changed. This weekend the Big Green turned in an impressive sweep of Brown and Yale to take over second place in the Ivy League with a 5-1 record. Wednesday, the Big Green travel to Cambridge to take on the Crimson.

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Tennis plays today for Ivy title

By Amy Hatch | April 25, 1995

Ready, set, action. Action is exactly what the men's tennis team is ready for today as it prepares to take on the nationally ranked Harvard Crimson in a showdown that will leave the winner with the Ivy League Championship. Dartmouth, 6-1 in the EITA, is the definite underdog heading into today's match against the 7-0 Crimson, but this is nothing new for the Big Green, who for the past few years, have finished the season against competitive Harvard teams. Two years ago, the Big Green pulled off a stunning upset when they defeated the Crimson in a tight home match, giving both teams a piece of the title.

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