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Baseball splits four with first-place Yale

By Eric Petitt | April 24, 1995

The Dartmouth baseball team laid its best hand on the table against Ivy League and Red Rolfe division leader Yale this past weekend. For the most part, the team played virtually errorless ball, scattered the field with hits, and the young staff pitched like veterans. Yale, champions of the Ivies for three years running, matched the Big Green's best offer, resulting split of the four games between the division rivals. "We have no regrets.

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Brown beats men's lacrosse 21-9

By Jeffrey Beyer | April 24, 1995

With a 7-1 record entering Saturday's game against the Brown Bears, the men's lacrosse team was looking to earn its place among the Ivy elite. But the Bears gave Dartmouth an education in lacrosse, and showed the Big Green they will have to wait a little while longer to be the best in the Ancient Eight. Brown thrashed the Big Green 21-9, running them up and down the field.

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Softball sweeps Colby-Sawyer doubleheader

By Kate Shanahan | April 21, 1995

The Dartmouth softball team swept Colby-Sawyer 8-0 and 13-2 in a twin bill yesterday at Sachem Field, almost doubling the team's total victories for the season and giving it momentum headed into an important Ivy League homestand this weekend. Dartmouth hit extremely well in the third inning of the first game, scoring six runs. Co-Captain Jennifer Pitts '95 hit a homerun, driving Amy Coelho '97 home and edging the score to 3-0.

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Baseball faces twin twin-bill at Yale

By Eric Petitt | April 21, 1995

A chance. That is what the youthful Dartmouth baseball team has earned this weekend, a chance to rip first place from the hands of powerhouse Yale on the Bulldog's own turf. It is a long shot, to say the least, but it is all the players can ask for. This weekend, the Dartmouth baseball team makes the long trek to New Haven for a four-game series against the leader of the Red Rolfe Division, Yale. All signs point towards a fourth consecutive title for the Bulldogs, who are 9-3 in the Ivies, three games ahead of second-place Dartmouth.

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Men's lacrosse to host #9 Brown

By Jeffrey Beyer | April 21, 1995

With a 7-1 overall record and a 2-1 mark in Ivy League contests under its belt, the men's lacrosse team is gearing up for perhaps its toughest test yet. The cagers face the Brown Bears tomorrow afternoon at 1 p.m.

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Men's lacrosse rebounds from weekend defeat, crushes Yale

By David Hemmer | April 20, 1995

Yesterday, for the first time since 1984, the men's lacrosse team defeated Yale , using a balanced scoring attack and stifling defense to take a 15-7 victory on the road. The win improved the 19th-ranked Big Green's record to 7-1 overall, 2-1 in the Ivy League. Yale fell to 5-6 on the year, 2-3 in the Ivies. Yale trailed the Big Green 5-1 early in the second quarter, but the Bulldogs would not lay down, rallying with three straight scores. Dartmouth returned the favor, putting up three quick goals of its own to take an 8-4 lead into halftime. Several penalties and substitution errors wiped out any chance of a Yale comback in the second half, and Dartmouth coasted to the 15-7 victory. Todd Smith '95 led the way for the Big Green, tallying four goals and an assist. Sophomore Scott Hapgood scored three goals and added one assist while sophomore Brian Merrit notched a goal and three assists. In all, nine Dartmouth players scored goals in the afternoon. Tom Zaccagnino led Yale with two goals and an assist.

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Heavyweight crew victorious; women, lightweights defeated

By Charles Davant | April 18, 1995

The men's heavyweight crew team overcame the University of New Hampshire Sunday in a race on the Connecticut River, while the women's crew team and the men's lightweight team lost their respective weekend races. Every Dartmouth heavyweight boat beat its UNH counterpart, the varsity winning by a comfortable seven-second margin. Heavyweight Captain Mark Scott '95 said "I don't think anyone doubted we would win, but it is good to know we are where we were in years past." The first boat established an early lead over UNH, and gained more seats throughout the race, especially during a surge after the first 1,000 meters. "That is our most important piece," Scott said.

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Greatrex '95, squash All-American, leads team by example

By Rebecca Oettinger | April 18, 1995

Seven years after starting to compete, Sascha Greatrex '95, the captain of the women's squash team, has an impressive list of honors. Greatrex is a three-time All-Ivy selection, has been named three times to the All-Ivy Academic Team and is a second-team All-American. "Being recognized as an All-American is of course a great honor and reward for the effort I have put into squash.

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Princeton edges men's tennis 4-3

By Amy Hatch | April 18, 1995

Saturday afternoon the men's tennis team looked to keep its momentum gained from last weekend's wins over Pennsylvania and Columbia but unfortunately came up one point short of doing so. In their first away trip since break, the Big Green could not overcome the new surroundings and fell to Princeton in a tight 4-3 match. "It was really windy outside," Captain Kurt Bruggeman '95 said.

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Cornell hands men's lax first loss

By Amy Hatch | April 17, 1995

The men's lacrosse team's six-game winning streak came to an end Saturday at Memorial Field when the Big Green dropped a disappointing 17-12 contest to Cornell. The loss could drop the Big Green, ranked 17th in last week's USILA poll, out of the top 20.

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Baseball wins three of four vs. Brown

By Eric Petitt | April 17, 1995

When it went well for the Dartmouth baseball team last weekend, it went perfectly. But when the team's play turned ugly, as it did in the third game of its four-game series with Brown, it settled for nothing less than hideous. Fortunately for Dartmouth, the majority of the weekend focused on the former, as the Big Green, now 6-6 in the Ivy's and 10-13 overall, took three of four from Brown (3-9, 6-18) last weekend at Red Rolfe Field. Before the weekend series, Coach Bob Whalen said, "If we get consistent pitching we will get ourselves in a position to have a chance to win." In the three games the Big Green won, the team followed itscoach's wise words exactly. The weekend included two complete games for Dartmouth hurlers, but there was more to the total team effort displayed by ballplayers during the three victorious games. First, the run scoring returned in droves, with 25 runs in 21 innings, not to mention three home runs.

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