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Boston Sunday Globe September 28, lPfif) Miller Scores Yale Toppled By Connecticut Harvard TD W' fittL If '4 Associated Prtss Connecticut matched Yale's opening punch with a touchdown 53 seconds into the second half. That came on a 68-yard pass play from Rick Robustelli to Vin Clements. Clements was the game's outstanding runner with 87 yards in 27 carries. Robustelli, son of. former All-Pro defensive end Andy Robustelli of the New York Giants, connected on 13 of 27 passes for 197 yards.

Yale lacked thrust until a surprise 93-yard pass from Joe Massey to Bob Milligan in the fourth quarter which brought the score to 19-15. The scoring opportunities for the Elis late in the game fizzled on a missed pass by end Lew Roney and a rushed pass by Massey. Yale scored a safety in the second period when a blocked punt rolled through the end zone. NEW HAVEN Connecticut, favored for the Yankee Conference football title, defeated Yale 19-15 yesterday for its second victory in the 21-game series and Yale's first loss since the opening game of the 1967 season. Connecticut held off a final-period thrust by the 1968 Ivy League co-champions and stopped a final Yale drive on the 11 -yard line as time ran out.

Yale was unable to generate an offense. Its first touchdown came on an 84-yard return of the opening kickoff by Don Martin, a sprinter on the track team. Little Mike Zito, a 165-pound Connecticut halfback, scored two first-period touchdowns on runs of four yards each. The first developed from a Yale fumble, the second on a short Yale punt. ir HARVARD (Continued from Pane I) He caught the ball on his finger tips near the five and was hit instantly.

John Ballantyne picked up two and then Crim threw his body over right guard for the score. Richie Szaro kicked the In the third period Harvard went 55 yards in five plays for its second touchdown. This was on a halfback pass. Bruce Smith, who shaved the Harvard quarterbackmg with Champi, pitched to Horn-blower on the right. Horn-blower stopped, was pressured by the Holy Cross defenders as he released a soft loft to Ballantyne in the right corner of the end zone.

Ballantyne had a step on defender Tom Doyle and cradled the ball into his arms. Holy Cross lost quarterback Mark Mowatt late in the second period with an ankle injury and sophomore Ifowie- Burke over direction of the offense. He couldn't get the Crusader offense moving very effectively either. Only once did Holy Cross put as many as three first downs Jim Mahon and Steve (Paul J. Connell, Photo) Geratowski (right).

ON HIS WAY Harvard's John Ballantyne slithers through the Holy Cross defense for a 25-yard gain. Holy Cross defenders are together. In the first half Holy Cross went 27 ir.m-utes wit limit a l'nt down. Harvard's bread-and-butter play, the power sweep, was more effective with Smith, directing the attack than with the slower Champi. Its good defensive are keyed by Gary whose No.

64 seemed to be involved in every tackle. The Crimson also ball-controlled Holy Cross to death by 77 to 59. Coach John Yovicsin of Harvard wasn't too happy about Harvard's offense, but satisfied with the defense- "We made too many small mistakes on offense," he said. Harvard is again strong defensively and it has a whole horde of quick-footed backs. It looks like a team that is still in the shakedown stage, but one that has ihe potential to make a run at the Ivy-League championship.

HARVARD 0 7 013 Harv. Miller i rtrti (Szaro kick i. Harv. Ballantyne 31 pbss from Hornblower (kick failed Holy 8 101 Harv. 1 First downs Rushing Yardage Fussing Yardage Return Yardage Passes Punts Fumbles.

Lost Yards Penalized 10 24 12 23-1 6-17-1 11-37. ft 7-39 5 1-0 3-0 3-27 5-28 Knights, goal trv held and a failed. field Princeton opened stronger in the second half; but still could not crack the Rutgers defense with a long drive. The deepest penetration ended with a fumble at the Rutgers 40. victory left the The Tigers with a 50-10 edge in the series that-began' I Nov.

6,.1869. when Rut'gers-. College Football Results NEW ENGLAND SOUTH Allegheny 19 Western Reserve 15 A4M 20 Kentuckt St. ii Brown's Running Game Smashes Rhode Island Bethany 42 Case 0 eetnany kt iase Associated Press Rutgers Routs Princeton In Ancient Rivalry, 29-0 Amherst 28 Springfield 22 Bates 36 Bridgewater 15 Boston College 21 Navy 14 Rn nn T'niv 97 Wimnnt 7 Bowdoin 17 WPI 0 U.R.I. 0 Drown Lonnecucut is 't Cortland 17 Cent.

Ct. 7 C.W. Post 14 Wagner 7 Dartmouth 31 New Hampshire 0 Harvard 13 Holy Cross 0 Indiana St. 21 John Carrol 14 Shippensburg St. 7 Wash.

Jefferson 6 Kutztown 21 Millsville 18 Lehigh 55 Maine 21 Mansfield 34 Norwich 14 Face 29 RPI 29 Tufts 29 Waynesburg 15 Wesieyan 21 Ithaca 7 Connect.cut 14 Bioomsburg 21 So. AIC 3 New York Tech 0 Colby 28 Drexel 13 Ohio Northern 12 Middlebury 20 Williams 20 Trinity 10 east Alfred 41 Brocknnrt 28 Bethany 42 Case 0 Bufalo 16 Massachusetts Venn Hobbles Bucknell, 28-17, On AstroTurf Associated Tress PHILADELPHIA Mounting a touchdown drive in every Quarter. Pennsylvania methodically downed Bucknell, 28-17, in "1C uuetcuuegiaie football game on the Ast roTurf of Franklin Field. Unveiling their new wishbone-T attack, the veteran Red and Blue squad accumulated 25 first downs, while holding the Bisons to a mere 10 to tie a long-time Pennsylvania record. Except for a 74-yard TD bomb from senior quarterback Bernie Zbrzeznj to senior end Dave Graham and a 22-yard TD run by senior back John Tremba, Penn had no plays which gained 20 yards or more.

Bucknell 0 Penn 7 3 0 1417 7 7 7 -2R fenn Sudhaus kick t. 1 run Berry Bucknell Murinak 42 field Koal. Pt-nn Graham 74 pass ZnrcoznJ i Berry kick'. Ppnn Long 2 run i Berry kick). Penn Tremba 22 run (Berry Buck Vassar 5 run i Marinak kick i.

Buck Vassar 8 run iMarinak kicki. A 14.136. PROVIDENCE Brown University began its 84th season of football yesterday with a 21-0 victory over neighboring Rhode Island that saw the winners run up 300 yards on the ground. The victors completed only three of nine passes for 17 yards, as Rhode Island gave up trying to run the ball and filled the air with passes. Rhode Island completed 13 of 41 passes for 185 yards but picked up a mere 36 yards on the ground against Brown's sophomore-laden defense.

Brown's first touchdown almost four minutes after the kickoff came on an 11-yard pass from junior quarterback Bryan Marini to flanker Eric Johnson at the goal line. Brown made it 14-0 at 7:02 of the second quarter Cenfer 2l SW Tennessee 7 Georgia 30 Clemson 0 ueorgia lecn 11 Baylor 10 Georgetown 20 North Park 14 Johns Hopkins 30 MumenDerg zi v-nr)h ratlin. st 94 7 Shepherd 14 Towson Ft. 13 St. Pauls (Va) 34 Gallaudet 20 Toledo 38 Marshall 13 Tennessee 45 Auburn 19 Virginia 10 Duke 0 West Virginia St.

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Sophomore quar- terback Gary Fox came off the bench yesterday to ig- 4i Tir nlte thf? Wyoming COW- byS in the second half for a 27-25 victory over the Air Force Academy. Fox was pulled into the game, in the closing nun- five fiJ lite after he "Air Force' in grabbed a 12-0 lead. Mini-Bite WORLD Every part in stock ferts'nferts limner For a whole New Look In a fine worsted fabric. Longer, shap-lier coat. Wider lapels.

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Villa-nova scored 29 points in the fourth quarter to defeat Delaware 36-33 yesterday. Junior Joe Belasco passed for four touchdowns in the last period as the Wildcats overcame a 33-7 deficit before 14,017 in the Delaware stadium. fl 02116 DJ a a day Notice Account 5i BRUNSWICK. X.J. Rutgers opened a second century of coilege football with a 29-0 victory yesterday over Princeton, its first gridiron foe, amid pageantry as old as the game itself.

The Scarlet Knights used the modern forward pass Rich Policastro completing 24 of 35 attempts for 260 yards and a stingy defense to overwhelm Princeton, which began jits second 100 years otviootball 'with si new prostyle T. formation-in place of its traditional Substitute Mike Yan-cheff passed 27 yards to Joe Barone for the final Rutgers touchdown with 31 seconds left and the goal posts already ripped down by fans. Yancheff then dove over the goal line for a two-point conversion. Policastro scored one touchdown, set up a second with a pass and threw for a third as Rutgers built a 21-0 halftime lead. The Tigers never drove past their own 45 and got only two first downs, one by penalty, in the first half, after 148-pound Rob 1 returned the opening kickoff 63 yards to the Rutgers 19.

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