A Summary of the Past Month in Sports

Basketball

Yale 76, Dartmouth 61 Penn 77, Dartmouth 69 Dartmouth 73, Princeton 69 Princeton 68, Dartmouth 54 Penn 73, Dartmouth 51 Brown 79, Dartmouth 77 Season's record: Won 5, Lost 19

IVY LEAGUE FINAL STANDINGS

W. L. PF. OP. Princeton 11 3 1030 907 Pennsylvania 10 4 984 827 Yale 8 6 936 922 Brown 8 6 914 934 Cornell 7 7 898 914 Columbia 4 10 850 915 Dartmouth 4 10 922 990 Harvard 4 10 916 1041

The 1960-61 season came to a close in the same manner in which it started. In the finale against Brown, the Bruins rallied in the closing minutes to defeat the Green. The winning basket was scored with only two seconds showing on the clock. George Ramming scored 33 points for the Big Green, which brought his total for fourteen Ivy games to 288 and gave him the league scoring crown.

The high point of the season came against Princeton at Alumni Gym as the Indians humbled the league champions, 73-69. A one-two scoring punch was administered by the sophomore backcourt duo of Bobby West and Steve Spahn. Both men zeroed in on the basket, West for 24 and Spahn for 23.

Freshman Basketball

Harvard 93, Dartmouth 62 Yale 67, Dartmouth 61 Dartmouth 81, Norwich 53 Vermont 70, Dartmouth 57 New Hampshire 69, Dartmouth 53 Brown 61, Dartmouth 56 Season's record: Won 5, Lost 11 "B" Team Dartmouth 75, Vermont Academy 66 K.U.A. 67, Dartmouth 66 Dartmouth 77, K.U.A. 43 Season's record: Won 2, Lost 1

Squash

Dartmouth 5, Penn 4 Princeton 7, Dartmouth 2 Season's record: Won 4, Lost 9

Coach Red Hoehn's racketmen finished their season at home, beating Penn and losing Princeton on the same weekend. In the match with Penn, wins were registered by Phil Meyer, Lowell Bauer, Dave Smoyer, Fred Reed, Lew Bruggeman of the Green.

Freshman Squash

Andover 6, Dartmouth 1 Deerfield 9, Dartmouth 0 Season's record: Won 1, Lost 4

Hockey

Yale 5, Dartmouth 4 Cornell 5, Dartmouth 3 Dartmouth 4, Brown 2 Middlebury 17, Dartmouth 3 Dartmouth 8, Princeton 3 Season's record: Won 8, Lost 11

IVY LEAGUE FINAL STANDINGS

W. L. T. Pts. Harvard 9 0 1 19 Yale 7 2 1 15 Dartmouth 5 5 0 10 Princeton 5 5 0 10 Cornell 2 7 0 4 Brown 0 9 0 0

Eddie Jeremiah's senior-laden first line exploded against Princeton in the final game of the season, 8-3, as Jake Haertl scored three goals and had two assists and Bobby Moore had one goal and three assists. The win gave the Big Green a third-place tie in the final league standings and marked the second time this year that the Indians had scalped the Tigers.

Kevin Lowther guarded the nets for the Big Green in the Princeton game and was credited with 21 saves.

Freshman Hockey

Dartmouth 5, K.U.A. 4 Yale 2, Dartmouth 1 Dartmouth 2, St. Paul 1 Dartmouth 4, North wood 2 Dartmouth 3, Deerfield 2 Season's record: Won 10, Lost 8

The '64 sextet won four out of its last five games to finish with a better-than-average record. In the Deerfield game, goals were scored by Captain John Carpenter, Fred Corrigan and Ed Merritt, with Merritt, Barry Lawson and John Fiske each receiving an assist.

Wrestling

M.I.T. 24, Dartmouth 5 Wesleyan 18, Dartmouth 11 Season's record: Won 2, Lost 6

The Big Green wrestlers were beaten twice in their last two matches, bringing to a close a tough season. Three individual victories were recorded by Indian wrestlers against Wesleyan. They included wins by Andy Alland, Ellie Torbert and Peter Brink, all wrestlers in lightweight divisions.

Freshman Wrestling

Dartmouth 25, M.I.T. 5 Season's record: Won 2, Lost 1

Swimming

Yale 68, Dartmouth 27 Dartmouth 57, Cornell 38 Navy 63, Dartmouth 32 Dartmouth 70, Columbia 25 Season's record: Won 7, Lost 4

EASTERN LEAGUE FINAL STANDINGS

W. L. PF. OP. Yale 7 1 491 268 Navy 7 1 463 297 Harvard 6 1 3731/2 286½ Princeton 4 3 344 321 Dartmouth 4 4 389 374 Army 3 4 320 348 Cornell 2 5 288 377 Pennsylvania 1 7 288½ 467½ Columbia 0 8 270 488

The Big Green swimmers met strong competition from both Yale and Navy, co-champions of the Eastern Swimming League, and in each meet went down to defeat by a substantial margin. Terry Bentley, Jay Pierson and Tim Grumbacher were the only Indians to take first places against the Middies.

Charlie Brown, who missed both the Navy and Columbia meets because of a shoulder injury, came back in the Eastern Intercollegiates to earn a third place in the 100-yard freestyle.

Freshman Swimming

Dartmouth 52, Deerfield 34 Dartmouth 71, Exeter 15 Season's record: Won 8, Lost 0

The freshmen swimming team completed an undefeated season with decisive wins over Deerfield and Exeter. John Boynton, Bill Lewis, Hank Marshall, and Sandy Shapiro, to name just a few, were standouts all season and should add potential to next year's varsity.

Track

Dartmouth 71, Brown 39 Heptagonals: Dartmouth 5th Season's record: Won 5, Lost 1

The Big Green track team has completed its finest indoor season in recent years. In dual meets the Indians were beaten only once, and then by Cornell by a five-point margin. In their last meet, they overpowered Brown, 71-39.

In the Heptagonals, Tom Laris successfully defended his two-mile championship, with a winning time of 9:23. Over-all the Indians picked up nineteen points in the Heptagonal games, which were won by Yale.

In the 60-yard dash at the Heps, Gerry Ashworth and Bill Zeilman finished third and fourth, while sophomore Tom Holzel was fourth in the high jump. Nick Jennison also earned a fourth in the mile run, and John Knight captured fifth in the 60-yard high hurdles.