The Philadelphia Inquirer from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania • Page D20

TAKE OUR HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS PICTURES Our fine photographers capture the heart and soul of our area athletes, getting shots that are impossible to get from the bleachers or stands. And now, you can own your own copy of these incredible photos from the pages of The Inquirer and Daily News just make a special request on our website: http://go.philly.com/buyphotos or, call our photo reprint line at 215-854-2628 for information on mailing in a request. Prices start at $30 for a 5 7 and $40 for an 8 10. (Reprints of the entire page are also available for purchase at www.philly.com/store under Front Pages just enter the date and page number.) Take our picture. Yes, Send me Willful Blindness Send me copies at $15.95 Plus Tax in Phila; in Plus Shipping and Handling Total Enclosed Make checks payable to: Philadelphia Newspapers Inc.

Mail Orders To: PNI BOOKS, PO BOX 42949, Phila, PA 19101 NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP Order your copy today, for $15.95 plus tax, shipping and handling by: Internet: www.trudyrubin.com OR http://go.philly.com/rubinbook Phone: 215-854-5014 OR 800-222-2765 Mail: Using the coupon below OR Check with your favorite bookstore The own Worldview columnist Trudy Rubin describes how the administration got us into Iraq and the prospects for getting out. This book of columns from July 2002 June 2004 draws on her extensive experience in the Middle East, four lengthy trips to Iraq, and her close contacts with Iraqi officials, clerics and ordinary people. In Willful Blindness, Trudy Rubin simplifies a complex story and lays out the steps necessary to stabilize Iraq. Trying to understand what is happening in Iraq? Read this book which tells the story behind the headlines. ering29games.

Withonegametobeplayed, thisPennseniorclassis34-4 and25-2inIvyLeagueplay. Quitealegacy. TheQuakershavewonwith wonwiththeiroffense.They theyhavewoninthefinalsec- onds.Inotherwords,they adapttowhateveritisthatthe talentonhandisbestatand mostsuitedfor. Andthatistheworkofthe tothelongerandmorecompli- seemsthatPennalwayswinsin football and inbasketball? why.AlBagnoliandFranDun- phy. vardareacombined15-1and goingtohavetogowithafresh- manatquarterback.Bryan Walker.FromCalifornia.Hehas cometoPennbecauseofthe hesaid.

first-gamestarterinwhoisalso Fewbaptismsareasdaunting asthis.Yetplayinghisveryfirst erstoascore.Hetakesthefirst snapsofhiscollegiatecareer andproceedstocompletehis firstpass.Thenhissecond. Thenhisthird.Hemissesonce, kickafieldgoal.Surelythereis arainbowontheshoulderof youngMasterWalker. thingwickedthiswaycomes. Havaahdisgoingtoscorethe next31. TheQuakerssquanderfavor- ablefieldposition.Havaahd rookiequarterback.Hepersists anddoessoadmirably.

madeaprettysimplegameplan ateandbringsintheregular startthesecondhalf.Hisright collarbonepoppedoutonthe lastplayofthelastgame.The Quakerspreparedallweekwith seemedtoimprovegreatly.He toldthecoacheshewasfine. McDermottgaveitagofora ingarmhungathissideandhis passesweresidearm.Thepain wasobvious. Walkerreturnedanddidthe besthecould.Thedefeatwas mostcertainlynothis.The better. Andhementioneditseveral moretimesafterthat. Harvardisbetterthangood.

TheCrimsoncanfinish10-0by beatingYale. Bostonisonquitearunthese nowHavaahd. recitingafamiliarsignatFrank- waystellaHarvardman.But askediftheteammightsuffera letdowninitsseasonfinaleat Cornell. ContactcolumnistBillLyon at215-854-5508or IVYLEAGUE fromD1 TheCrimsonalsotook atwinningtheleague titleoutright. Defeat cannot deflate egacy ByRonReid INQUIRERSTAFFWRITER Thistimetherewouldbeno salvationbornofafourth-quar- tionfromearlymistakes.Those beingmanhandledasthorough- lyasPennwasyesterdayat FranklinFieldinacostly31-10 losstoHarvard.

TheonlyunbeatenteaminDi- about12minutesofthefirst quarterandtherebyendedthe streakat20games. OnesuspectstheCrimson goalofcapturingtheirthird straightIvyLeaguechampion- ship. ThebestPenncanhopefor nowisatiefortheleaguetitle, andthatwillnecessitatenot onlyaQuakersvictoryatCor- likelyYaleupsetwinatHarvard Stadium. ryatFranklinFieldsince burnisheditbyrackingup447 yardswhileaveraging5.6 yardson80playsfromscrim- mage. Thosenumberssprangchief- lyfromtheworkofseniorquar- threwfor186yardsandtwo rampagedthroughthePennde- fensefor160yardsandatouch- downon33carries.

minutesintimeofpossession. Runtheballwellandmakebig Inacontestthathadsomuch iorquarterbackPatMcDermott sidelinedthroughmostofthe day. McDermotthadinjuredhis rightcollarboneonthelastplay ofthePrincetongamelastweek practice.OnFriday,whenthe Quakershadtopracticein- Dermottthrewbetter. andplayedimpressivelyforhis esfor178yardsandatouch- beworkingjustfine.WithWalk- ercompletingthreeofhisfirst fourpassesfor19yardsand endedina24-yardfieldgoalby DerekZoch. aroundaggressivelyandimpres- sively.

TheCrimsonrolledtotheir firsttouchdownona77-yard drivethatsawDawsonrumble 4yardstoconvertafourth- and-3situationatthePenn38. ThedriveendedwithFitz- nevertrailedthereafter. Fitzpatrickspunawayfrom apotentialsackandthrewhis thirdquarter.TheCrimson specialteamsalsogotinon theactwithafakefieldgoal thatendedinan18-yardTD passfromRobertBalkema, backerBobbyEverettthat boostedtheHarvardleadto aninsurmountable31-3. thefakefieldgoalwasthem secondsbeforetheintermis- sion. from7-3to14-3andtookalotof Quakerswouldbeheldwithout atouchdownforthefirsttime sinceOct.10,2002,whenthey Butthatembarrassmentwas avertedlateinthefourthquar- terwhenWalkerendedan 82-yarddrivewitha5-yardTD thereceptionsetarecord.

giveHarvardsomecredit. peakingattherighttime. anditwasgoingtoendsome- ContactstaffwriterRonReid at215-854-4469or PennquarterbackBryanWalker Harvard Penn Firstquarter Secondquarter Thirdquarter 12:29. 2:08. Fourthquarter 15,123.

HarPenn Firstdowns 2318 Rushes-yards 53-24328-68 Passing 204195 Comp-Att-Int 14-27-121-36-1 ReturnYards 3040 Punts-Avg. Fumbles-Lost 1-13-2 Penalties-Yards 4-384-45 TimeofPossession 34:0725:53 INDIVIDUALSTATISTICS Rushing: Walker3-(minus19). Passing: 17. Receiving: Commentary yBillLyon D20 www.philly.com THEPHILADELPHIAINQUIRER.