GREEN NOTES
Dartmouth football will be broadcast again this fall by the Beacon Sports Network which now includes 39 radio stations throughout New England. Ned Martin and Steve Meterparel will provide the play-by-play and color commentary.
The Big Green will also appear on television against Yale on November 2. The game will be presented only in the East as part of the NCAA-ABC football coverage.
Tom Laris '62 will represent the United States and Dartmouth in the Olympic Games this month in Mexico City. Laris becomes the 13 th Dartmouth track man since 1908 to win an Olympic berth. He defeated defending Olympic champion Billy Mills and Gerry Lindgren of Oregon to finish third in the 10,000-meter run in the Olympic trials at South Lake Tahoe, Calif., on September 9. Setting the pace were Army Pfc. Tracy Smith and Van Nelson.
Laris was an unsuccessful candidate for the 1964 Olympics in the 3,000 meter steeplechase.
Just a reminder that you can keep in close touch with the Dartmouth teams via the expanded Big Green Sports News. This eight-page newsletter appears each week during the football season and monthly for the rest of the year.
The subscription rate for all 18 issues of Big Green Sports News is $6 and includes the fall and winter sports brochures. To receive this informative publication, send your check to Big Green Sports News, Box 111, Dartmouth College, Hanover, N. H. 03755.
Dartmouth alumni will be sorry to learn of the death on August 24 of Dolly
Stark, colorful National League umpire, who coached the Dartmouth varsity basketball team from 1928 to 1936. During his eight seasons in Hanover his teams won 101 games and lost 60. He was residing in New York City and was 71 at the time of his death.
Tom Laris '62, one of Dartmouth's alltimetrack stars, is on the U.S. Olympicteam and will race in the 10,000 meterevent in Mexico this month.
