More Media Guide Material

More material from the late-and-lamented (by me at least) Dartmouth football media guide has been shifted to the web.

Newly added are:

• Alphabetical list of Dartmouth All-Americans – link
  
• Chronological list of Dartmouth All-Americans – link
• Alphabetical list of Dartmouth All-Ivy League first-team picks – link
• Chronological list of Dartmouth All-Ivy League first-team picks – link
• Dartmouth's Asa Bushnell, (Ivy League player of the year) and Ivy League Rookie of the Year winners – link

And yes, by the letter of the law All-Americans should be All-Americas, but I don't think anyone is confused ;-)

Previously posted to the web in anticipation of the 2010 season have been these traditional media guide pieces:

• All-time letterwinners – link
• All-time results – link
• All-time results of Dartmouth TV games – link
• Year-by-Year won-loss record – link
• All-time Dartmouth coaching records (scroll to bottom) – link
• All-time team awards – link
  

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Former Dartmouth assistant Rick Taylor's Calanda Broncos (earlier post) of Switzerland posted a 17-3 win over Sweden's Carlstad Crusaders to earn the Euro Cup Championship of American football. Taylor, last the athletic director at Northwestern, will now lead his 15-0 team into the Swiss Bowl title game against Basel, a team they have twice defeated this year.

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We took in the world premier of the Bottom of the 10th inning of Ken Burns' new baseball film last night at Dartmouth's Hopkins Center. (It wasn't as painful for a Yankee fan as I feared.) Again, Burns sat on a stool at the front of the stage and eloquently answered questions for a full hour after the film. Mrs. BGA asked his opinion – given that he's spent a lot of time looking at baseball clips – of instant replay. He said he's just fine with the limited way it is used now: to determine home runs.

Burns, who lives in Walpole, N.H., less than an hour due south of Hanover along the Connecticut River, listed some of the projects on which he's currently working. Among them are looks at the Roosevelt clan, the Dust Bowl, Prohibition and Vietnam. He also hinted that there's a biography project in the pipeline, but he stopped short of saying who it would be on.