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Field hockey to host ECACs

By Kate Shanahan | November 1, 1994

Although it did not win Ivy championship, the Dartmouth field hockey team will have a chance at the Eastern College Athletic Conference, which, as announced last night, will be held at Chase Field this weekend. Last Saturday in Cambridge, the team demonstrated its usual unyielding toughness and defeated Harvard with a score of 4-1. Dartmouth dominated the game from the beginning.

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Dartmouth haunted by Crimson

By Eric Petitt | October 31, 1994

Strange things always seem to happen around Halloween. For the Dartmouth football team things were no different as a hexed offense and a vanished defense cursed Memorial Field Saturday, resulting in a haunting 35-12 loss to Ivy League rival Harvard. The loss was the second consecutive for the Big Green, dropping the team to 3-4 overall and 1-3 in the league with three games left to play.

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Soccer loses 2-1

By Amy Hatch | October 31, 1994

With two last-minute wins last week, the women's soccer team became accustomed to pulling through in tense situations.

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Men's golf places sixth

By Amy Hatch | October 28, 1994

Despite shooting an impressive 616 last Monday and Tuesday at the Northeast Championships in Cape Cod, the men's golf team finished a somewhat disappointing sixth to end its season. "I was very satisfied with the scores," Coach Bill Johnson said.

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Fencing has high hopes for first season in NFC

By Amy Hatch | October 28, 1994

Entering their first season in the Northeast Fencing Conference, the men's and women's fencing teams hope to establish Dartmouth as a competitive team worthy of recognition. "We have great hopes to do well," Captain Ben Herman '96 said.

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Women's x-country heads to Heps

By Erika Smart | October 27, 1994

After a long season of hill intervals, pool workouts and long distance runs, the women's cross country team will be put to the ultimate test on Friday when it will travel to Van Cortlandt Park in New York, N.Y.

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Golf season ends

By Amy Hatch | October 27, 1994

Although the women's golf team did not meet its goal of placing in the top half of the pack at last weekend's Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference tournament, the Big Green managed to hit a team low on the second day of play, collectively shooting a nine hole score of 345 on the Pennsylvania State University Blue Coarse. "I think once we got there and saw the level of competition, we realized our goal might be a little unrealistic," Meredith Johnson '98 said.

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Finish pleases rowing teams

By Amy Hatch | October 26, 1994

The men's and women's rowing teams returned from the biggest race of the fall, the Head of the Charles, relatively pleased with their performances given that the competition was not on the collegiate level, but an international one.

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Bloom '95 wins Scholar Athlete Award of $18,000

By Jennifer Wulff | October 26, 1994

Josh Bloom '95, co-captain and inside line-backer of the Dartmouth football team, is one of 15 winners of an $18,000 scholarship for post-graduate study. The Scholar-Athlete award is given out by the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame.

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Men's x-country takes third

By Erica Smart | October 26, 1994

Coach Barry Harwick and the Big Green harriers are making a trip to New York this weekend. They are hoping to return to Hanover with the Ivy League title in tow, adding yet another honor to their long list of accomplishments in this phenomenal season. The Heptagonal Cross Country Championships will take place on Oct.

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Men's soccer fights to the finish with Cornell

By Geoff Oltmans | October 25, 1994

With the Big Green's record now at 5-3-2, their chances of being contenders in the NCAA tournament are endangered. The men's soccer team dominated in its game against Cornell this Saturday, but was unable to outscore, allowing the Big Red to walk away from Chase Field with a 2-2 tie. "We gave a tremendous effort," Coach Fran O'Leary said.

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Big Green fall to Cornell, lose Oberle '95 to injury

By Seth Abramson And Steve Zrike | October 24, 1994

Adding to a season already replete with devastating injuries and heartbreaking losses, the Dartmouth football team fell to a tough Cornell squad 17-14 Saturday, in the process losing star running back Pete Oberle '96 to a knee injury and watching its hopes of winning an Ivy League title further dwindle. With the loss, the Big Green drop to 3-3 overall and 1-2 in the league, a full two games behind both Cornell and the University of Pennsylvania (3-0 in the league) with only four games remaining in the season. Also in doubt is whether Oberle, who was hurt in the middle of the first quarter on his second rushing attempt, will be able to return to action this season.

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Women's soccer clinches victory in overtime

By Amy Hatch | October 24, 1994

Following on the heels of its upset victory over the University of Massachusetts on Tuesday, the women's soccer team overcame concerns about taking their next opponent too easily, notching a 1-0 overtime win over Cornell on Saturday at Chase Field. With the victory, the team boosted its record to 4-1 in the Ivy League and 9-2-1 overall. "We're happy with the results," Coach Steve Swanson said.

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Soccer faces Cornell

By Amy Hatch | October 21, 1994

Knowing it can compete with any school in the nation, rankings mean nothing to the women's soccer team, and the Big Green proved that Tuesday afternoon as they upset the University of Massachusetts 1-0. "Our full expectation was to go in there and win," Coach Steve Swanson said.

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Equestrian team rides away with third place

By Kristen King | October 21, 1994

Thirty-five members of the Dartmouth equestrian team mounted up, rode the ring and roped in third place -- out of 11 teams -- at its home show Saturday. Dartmouth, which collectively received 31 points, placed behind Colby-Sawyer College (with 39 points) and Mount Ida College (with 33 points). The 11 regional schools that competed at Morton Farm over the weekend also include Boston and Tufts Universities. Dartmouth has moved up consistently in the placing throughout its first three shows of the season.

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Crew heads to the Charles

By Amy Hatch | October 21, 1994

Although the fall season is generally a training time for the Dartmouth crew teams, competitive spirits begin to flow when the famous Head of the Charles race in Cambridge, Mass.

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Men's soccer beats UMass 3-2

By Geoff Oltmans | October 20, 1994

The men's soccer team broke out of its recent scoring slump with three spectacular goals yesterday against the University of Massachusetts, beating the Minutemen 3-2. The Big Green, in their first game at Chase Field in two weeks, went down 1-0 in the 21st minute when UMass midfielder Joel Pittman slipped the ball into an open net.

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