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Fiedler signs with Eagles

By Scott Anthony | April 28, 1994

After agreeing to terms with the Philadelphia Eagles as an undrafted free agent late Monday night, Dartmouth quarterback Jay Fiedler '94 will sign a two-year contract tonight at a mini-camp in Philadelphia, Pa. Fiedler will receive a $5,000 signing bonus, and will have a first-year salary of $108,000 and a second-year salary of $135,000.

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Tennis aims for 2nd

By Amy Henry | April 27, 1994

Over the weekend, the women's tennis team crushed Brown University 7-0 but turned around and dropped a tough one to Yale University 2-5.

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Fiedler '94 not drafted by NFL

By Scott Anthony | April 26, 1994

By SCOTT ANTHONY Sports Writer Dartmouth quarterback Jay Fiedler '94 was not selected in the National Football League draft, which concluded yesterday. Several prognosticators billed the strong-armed, 6-foot-3 Fiedler as a late pick in the seven-round draft. Fiedler led the Big Green to the Ivy League title his junior year and was named Ivy League Player of the Year.

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Brown tops men's lax

By Camille Powell | April 26, 1994

Ghosts from seasons past haunted the men's lacrosse team this Saturday in Providence. The 19th-ranked Big Green lost 10-9 to seventh-ranked Brown in a manner that conjured up memories from last season. Fourth-quarter comebacks by opponents resulted in tough one-goal losses for the Big Green several times last year, and it happened again this weekend. Dartmouth held a 7-5 advantage over the Bears heading into the fourth quarter, only to have Brown explode for five goals in the final 15 minutes.

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Lacrosse downs Eagles, Bears

By Rebecca Oettinger | April 25, 1994

Continuing their dominance of the Ivy League, the women's lacrosse team racked up two more wins this past week, defeating Boston College and Brown University. In an easy 13-3 drubbing of BC, Dartmouth's defense played strongly, allowing only four shots on goal in the first 30 minutes of the game to help conclude the first half with a lopsided 9-0 lead. The Big Green had a slow start scoring due to a patient attack.

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Men's tennis loses 5-2

By Amy Hatch | April 22, 1994

On a sunny, Tuesday afternoon with perfect playing conditions, the men's tennis team was unable to pull through a close 5-2 match against West Virginia at the Topliff tennis courts. The men, who lost all three doubles matches, started the singles out strong, only to lose three tight three-set matches. "We were still in it with 15 minutes to go," Coach Chuck Kinyon said.

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Fiedler '94 awaits NFL draft

By Scott Anthony | April 22, 1994

No one will be watching this weekend's National Football League draft more closely than Dartmouth's all-everything quarterback, Jay Fiedler '94. "I'm getting very anxious.

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Crew's hopes sinking

By Ally Hyun | April 22, 1994

The season of hope and high expectations has turned into one of frustration for Big Green crew. Last weekend, the men's heavyweight races were moved to Lowell, Mass.

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Rookie softball drops two weekend games

By Krissy Mitchell | April 20, 1994

In its inaugural season, Dartmouth softball has already experienced the ups and downs characteristic of a "rookie." And next season, the team will receive full varsity status as a "second year player." Coming off two wins at Amherst College the previous week, the team played well but fell 4-2, 4-0 in a doubleheader at Fairfield University last weekend. In the first game, Kim Worboys '95 and Co-captain Maureen Curran '94 collected two hits each.

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QB Singleton to transfer here

By Scott Anthony | April 20, 1994

Jerry Singleton will transfer from Colorado State University next fall with a good chance to be the starting quarterback now that the historic career of Jay Fielder '94 is over. While Coach John Lyons would not say that Singleton will get the starting nod, he did say that "we think he's a pretty good player" and that "we think he has the possibility of being a real good one." Singleton, who is 6-foot-1 and 197 pounds, will be a junior, and will be able to play immediately, Lyons said. Lyons has not seen Singleton play live, but said he was very impressed by films he saw of Singleton playing junior college football.

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Tigers serve tennis first Ivy Loss

By Amy Henry | April 20, 1994

Last year's Ivy League champion Princeton ended the Dartmouth women's tennis team's undefeated streak in the Ivy League last weekend by a few instrumental points. The loss brought the Big Green's overall record to 4-3. The day was filled with bad luck for the Big Green, who began the match with two sick players.

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Men's lax downs Cornell in OT

By Camille Powell | April 18, 1994

The biggest difference between this year's men's lacrosse team and those from the last few years can be summed up in one word. Confidence. That was perfectly illustrated on Saturday afternoon as the Big Green won their sixth straight game, edging Cornell 12-11 in overtime. Dartmouth held an 11-7 lead with seven minutes left in regulation, only to have Cornell explode for four goals to force the extra period. It was a scenario all too familiar for the players who weathered last year's 3-9 season, which featured several fourth quarter collapses.

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