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79 BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE October 2, 197 1 1 ESQ) for 1977 will be announced next Sunday in a special section featuring the prize-winning color photographs by amateur ri rzi photographers of New England. Look for it next Sunday in New England Magazine. poston Htmbap fehbt 2 Colgate's Ray Lind (73) nabs Harvard's Jim Curry on the 4-yard line. Colgate downed Ha-vard, 38-21. (Globe photo by Stan Grossfeld) 71 Colg ate clips Crimson 38-21 9 Home not sweet to Harvard Har.

24 at Harvard TEAM STATISTICS Col. FIRST DOWNS: Total 18 Rushing Passing Penalties RUSHING: Attempts 48 Net yards gained 227 PASSING: Yards 222 Sffife "cXBOfc Hifes? 31 43 380 57 31 3 Attempted 27 426 88 48 9 359 Completed 16 Had intercepted 0 Sacks yards lost TOTAL OFFENSE: 513 Plays passing rushing 75 Average gain per play. 6 8 PUNTING: No. ot punts 7 21.9 Returned-yards KICKOFFS: Returned-yds. PENALTIES: Yards 7-64 FUMBLES: Lost 3-2 THIRD Downs 2-14 8-83 1-1 5-17 Everybody gets a prise.

Everybody is a winner in "The 1st Annual Tech Hifl Amateur Foul-Shooting Tech Hifi will give everybody who enters the contest a Celtics Discount Coupon worth $2 off the price of a $5 ticket. For ages 11 to 99. We will be having four age competitions: ll-to-14, 15-to-18, 19-to-49, and 50-and-over. The contest is open to all boys, girls, men, and women (except professional basketball players). The Grand Prise.

Stereo systems from Tech Hifi worth $250 will You can use your discount coupon for tickets be awarded to each of the winners in the 1 l-to-14, By Harry Eisenberg Globe Correspondent Harvard lost a football game yesterday, but may have found a quarterback. Brian Buckley, the third choice of coach Joe Res-tic, took over a sluggish offense 18 seconds into the third quarter against Colgate and started cranking up. Playing the entire second half out of the shotgun, Buckley, a sophomore seeing his first varsity experience, threw an incredible 40 passes, completing 20 for 250 yards and two touchdowns. Buckley's performance, however, did not match the efficiency of Colgate quarterback Bob Relph, who threw for three touchdowns in 11 completions and ran for another score as the undefeated Red Raiders handed Harvard its fifth straight home-field loss, 38-21. "We found out some important things today," said Restic, who lost starting quarterback Tim Davenport for the season in the opener two weeks ago against Columbia.

"Brian moved the ball up and down the field, and he did it under duress, under pressure. These are things you have to find out, and they're things you can't find out in practice. They're things you have to find out during play on the field when it counts." Harvard opened the game with Larry Brown at quarterback and jumped off to a 7-0 lead when he passed 18 yards to fullback Scott Coolidge. The touchdown was set up when defensive end Bob Baggott recovered a fumble forced by linebacker Craig Beling. Relph, who threw for 177 yards before retiring late in the third quarter, evened the count five minutes later with a 51-yard pass to Bruce Malverty.

Jerry Andrewlavage booted two field goals early in the second quarter, one from 48 yards, giving Colgate a 13-7 edge. Then, four plays after a 12-yard punt by Jim Curry gave the Red Raiders the ball on the Harvard 27, Relph rolled right and stepped in untouched. A two-point conversion by fullback Pat Healy gave Colgate a 21-7 lead which stood up at halftime as Harvard failed to score in the final seconds after having a first down on the Red Raider three. Colgate stopped No. 2 quarterback Burke St.

John for a two-yard loss, sacked him at the 19, then dropped Curry for another loss on a pass completion as time ran out. "We score there, it's a different ball game," said Restic. "But since we don't, we have to gain time, and the only way to do that is to throw the ball." Enter Buckley, who, according to Restic, "is the best gun we've got." His first varsity play was not memorable. He was intercepted. "I told him, 'Forget said Restic.

"That's exactly what I told him. I told him one play's not going to decide this ball game, to just go back in and throw it and that's what he did." "I was upset," said Buckley, who threw 25 touchdown passes in 1975 at Exeter Academy, "but I figured it was just one of those things. You have to feel you can do the' job. I knew I was ready. I threw a hundred passes a day all summer to get ready for something like this." Harvard, which gained only 28 yards rushing in 25 attempts in the first half, threw its ground game out the window in the final two quarters, running the ball only six times.

But it wasn't until the fourth quarter, with Colgate leading comfortably, 38-7, that Buckley's passes produced any points. First, he completed an 11-yard scoring pass to Curry, whose 13 receptions tied a school record set by Pat Mclnally, now a member of the Cincinnati Bengals. Then, with 41 seconds to play, he hooked up with Gary Confer from 22 yards out. It was too little too late, but it did provide Harvard with a silver lining on an otherwise gloomy Saturday. "They put the points on the scoreboard, which is the only way you can really judge the game," said Restic.

"But we found out some things today. We're going to work on our running game to go with the shotgun. We're going to establish that balance. People are going to have to get ready for us. And I'll tell you, it's not going to be easy." 15-to-18, and 50-and-over age brackets.

The winner of the 1 9-to-49 division will receive Attendance: 25,000 Scorai by Quarters Colgate (4-0) 7 14 17 0-38 Harvard (1-2) 7 0 0 14-21 FIRST QUARTER Harvard 7, Colgate 0 Larry Brown roils right and throws 16 yards to fullback Scott Coolidge at 8:14. (PAT: Gary Bosnic kick). Drive coveied 24 yards in two plays and took 35 seconds. Score set up by Bob Baggott recovery of fumble forced by Craig Beling. Harvard 7, Colgate 7 Bob Relph hits halfback Bruce Mal-verty down the sidelines at the 20 in 51-yard pass-run TD at 11:43.

(PAT: Jerry Andrewlavage kick.) Drive covered 57 yards in two plays and took 12 seconds. SECOND QUARTER Colgate 10, Harvard 7 Andrewlavage kicks 20-yard field goal at 4:32. Drive covered 62 yards in 14 plays and took 5:15. Key play: Fake punt by Andrewlavage and 32-yard pass completion to Dave Detone to the Harvard 28. Colgate 13, Harvard 7 Andrewlavage kicks 48-yard field goal at 9:14.

Drive covered 50 yards in six plays and took one minute, 30 seconds. Key play: 10-yard pass, Relph to tight end Casper Wells. Colgate 21, Harvard 7 Ralph rolls 5 yards around right end at 12:01. (PAT: Pat Healy run). Drive covered 27 yards in five piays and took one minute, 50 seconds.

Key play: 17-yard pass from Relph to Dick Slenker, moving bail to the Harvard 5 THIRD QUARTER Colgate 21, Harvard 7 Relph passes 39 yards to Jim Comfor-tl at 3:35. (PAT: And'ewlavage kick Drive covered 61 yards in four plays and took one minute. 27 seconds. Colgate 31, Harvard 7 Andrewlavage kicks 46-yard field goal at 10:07. Drive covered 34 yards in lour plays.

Drive set up by interception by linebacker Ken Ebeling and return to the Harvard 29. Colgate 36, Harvard 7 Relph passes three yards to Mike Get-man at 13:18. (PAT: Andrewlavage kick). Drive covered 34 yards in six plays and took 2:46. Key plays: consecutive passes by Relph to Slenker that cover 1 1 and 10 yards, moving the ball to the six.

FOURTH QUARTER Colgate 38, Harvard 14 Buckley passes 11 yards on fourth down to Jim Curry at 1 03. (PAT: pass failed). Drive covered 80 yards in 10 plays and took 2:50. Key plays: 29-yard pass, Buckley to Rich Horner: 14-yard pass, Buckley to Curry. Colgate 38, Harvard 21 Buckley passes 22 yards to Gary Confer at 14:19.

(PAT: Buck'ey pass to Larry Hobdy). Drive covered 91 yards in 10 plays and took 3 minutes. 11 seconds. Key play: 27-yard pass, Buckley to Horner. INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing Player (School) Art.

Yds. Avg. LG Henry White 93 7.1 34 Pat Healy (Col.) 11 47 4 3 11 Jim Comforti (Col.) 6 35 5 9 12 Hill (Col.) 3 30 10.0 12 Buckley (Har.) 6 15 2 5 12 Slgillito (Har.) 4 15 3.7 5. Polillio (Har,) 6 13 2.2 6 Passing Comp. Att.Yds.

TD Int. Bob Relph (Col.) 11 20 177 3 0 Larry Brown 9 70 1 1 Burke St. John 7 21 0 0 Brian Buckley (Har.) 20 40 250 2 2 Mancini (Col.) 6 4 33 0 0 Receiving No.Yds. TD Jim Currv (Har.) 13 158 1 to either the Celtics vs. San Antonio game on November 9, or the Celtics vs.

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