A Summary of the Past Month in Sports
Basketball
Holy Cross 94, Dartmouth 64 Springfield 85, Dartmouth 66 Dartmouth 119, Boston University 89 Brown 74, Dartmouth 71 Holy Cross 106, Dartmouth 95 Cornell 81, Dartmouth 73 Dartmouth 65, Columbia 54 Harvard 85, Dartmouth 76
Record to date: Won 4, Lost 14
The basketball team continues to have its ups and downs. In the Ivy League the Big Green record is currently 3-5. After losing to Holy Cross and Springfield, the Indians bounced back to beat Boston University 119-89. The game was unique in that all field goals counted three points, which is a rule change proposed by Coach Doggie Julian. Back to the two-point rule again, the Big Green bowed to Brown, Holy Cross and Cornell, before finally upsetting Columbia, 65-54.
Freshman Basketball
Holy Cross 75, Dartmouth 54 Springfield 72, Dartmouth 50 Dartmouth 50, Boston University 47 Dartmouth 59, Norwich 54 Holy Cross 89, Dartmouth 72 St. Michaels 60, Dartmouth 50
Record to date: Won 4, Lost 6
After putting together back-to-back victories against Boston University and Norwich, the '64s ran into a talented Holy Cross team and then were beaten by St. Michael's. The Pea Greens have been unable to muster a consistent scoring punch, but Bob Freeman, Bruce Campbell and Bob Johnston have been leading scorers in recent games.
Wrestling
Dartmouth 28, Tufts 6 Springfield 25, Dartmouth 3 Wilkes 25, Dartmouth 0 Amherst 24, Dartmouth 8 Dartmouth 29, Massachusetts 3
Record to date: Won 2, Lost 4
The Big Green grapplers ended a three-game losing streak with a 29-3 win over the University of Massachusetts. Off the injured list and back in form was Captain Hop Holmberg, who beat his opponent 11-0 in the 147-lb. division.
Freshman Wrestling
Dartmouth 33, Massachusetts 3
Record to date: Won 1, Lost 1
The '64s put together a fine team effort in beating the Redmen of Massachusetts. The win was the first of the season for Coach Whitey Burnham's yearlings.
Hockey
Middlebury 10, Dartmouth 7 Dartmouth 4, Cornell 3 Dartmouth 4, Army 3 Boston University 15, Dartmouth 8 Dartmouth 6, Princeton 2 Boston College 10, Dartmouth 2 Harvard 9, Dartmouth 2 Dartmouth 10, Brown 2
Record to date: Won 6, Lost 8
The Big Green hockey team has scored at least one goal against every opponent and appears to have the potential to explode offensively. Coach Eddie Jeremiah continues to have his troubles, however, on defense, and no less than four goalies have seen action in the Dartmouth nets.
Freshman Hockey
Dartmouth 7, New Hampshire 6 K.U.A. 9, Dartmouth 5 Dartmouth 8, Vermont Academy 0 Andover 3, Dartmouth 2 Boston University 6, Dartmouth 1 Dartmouth 7, Princeton 5 Boston College 4, Dartmouth 3 Harvard 4, Dartmouth 2
Record to date: Won 6, Lost 7
The freshman hockey team, sparked by Captain John Carpenter of Johnstown, N. Y., has been losing some close ones. The victory by the '64s over Princewas a well-deserved win.
A pair of third-period goals by Harvard gave the '64 Cantabs their second victory of the season over the Pea Greens. John Fiske and Alex Varkas scored the Dartmouth goals.
Track
Dartmouth 58, Manhattan 51 Dartmouth 57, Yale 51 Dartmouth 70, Maine 45 Record to date: Won 4, Lost 1
The track team continues to roll up an impressive list of victories, beating Manhattan and Yale for the first time since World War 11, and Maine in the first meeting of the two teams since 1932.
Freshman Track
Dartmouth 60, Andover 39 Dartmouth 59, Yale 41
Season's record: Won 4, Lost 0
Considered by Coach Ellie Noyes as a well-balanced team, the '64s had several outstanding performers. Top men in the dash events were Eric Oxboel and Steve Blake; in the middle distances Woody Flowers, and in the mile Bob Newman.
In the field events, Bob Cahners has broken the freshman weight-throwing record three times, while John Prince and Ted Love have dominated the high jump and broad jump.
Swimming
Dartmouth 49, Colgate 46 Dartmouth 59, Army 36 Dartmouth 56, Brown 39 Princeton 53, Dartmouth 42
Record to date: Won 5, Lost 2
Sparked by record-breakers Charlie Brown and Terry Bentley and a host of other fine swimmers, the Big Green swimming team has continued its winning ways. The only loss during the last month came at the hands of Princeton, while victories have been recorded against Colgate, Army and Brown.
Freshman Swimming
Dartmouth 69, Manchester YMCA 17 Dartmouth 52, Andover 34 Dartmouth 66, Brown 20 Dartmouth 63, Portland Boys Club 16
Record to date: Won 6, Lost 0
The undefeated '64 swimmers have rewritten the freshman record book. In their most recent outing they established three marks, including a new pool and College record. Against the Portland Boys Club, they won every event except the last relay, in which both teams were disqualified.
John Boynton tied the 100-yard freestyle mark of 52.4 which has stood untouched since 1938. Bill Lewis added his name to the record book in the 100-yard backstroke, and Hank Marshall's 1:08.8 set a new pool and College record in the 100-yard breaststroke.
Against Andover Boynton established a new pool record for the 200-yard freestyle, and Sandy Shapiro came within two-tenths of a second of breaking his own freshman 50-yard mark of 23.4.
Squash
Cornell 5, Dartmouth 4 Army 6, Dartmouth 3 Yale 9, Dartmouth 0 Dartmouth 8, Wesleyan 1
Record to date: Won 2, Lost 7
Coach Red Hoehn's squash team brought a seven-game losing streak to an end with an 8-1 victory over Wesleyan. Phil Meyer, Ron Pickett, Dave and Captain Rick Reed continue to hold down the top spots on the team.
Freshman Squash
Yale 5, Dartmouth 4 Dartmouth 4, St. Paul 1
Record to date: Won 1, Lost 2
Playing St. Paul's, the '64s put together a victory combining the talents of Dick Redington, Doug ludah, Wally Lord, and Whit Foster. Hop Potter is currently playing in the number one position for the freshmen.
