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62 The Boston Sunday Globe October 23, 1983 Harvard! hoHs off ftmceto OLYMPIC jJA HOCKEY TEAM ill I It QlYimt ElUCECEY TEAf.l vs. UNIVERSITY Tuesday, Nov. 22nd at P.M. Tickets M5 And MO Tickets Available At: eanum Box Office Al Tkketren Locations Boston University Ticket Office i Or Cal 1-800-223-0120 Speraored bv Chomber 01 Commerce al By John Powers Globe Staff He has nine quarterbacks and he has no quarterbacks. Joe Restlc goes week to week this autumn.

If somebody excites1 him on Monday, that somebody winds up calling Harvard's signals on Saturday. Yesterday, that man was Greg Glzzi. a senior from Irvfngton, N.Y., who'd played in two varsity games in three years and started none. What he did was run touchdowns, throw for a third and drag the Crimson back into the Ivy race with a 28-26 victory over Princeton before an estimated 15,500 at the Stadium. "A loss today would have put us out of it," said Harvard captain Joe Azelby, who picked off two passes to do his part.

"Now, we're still In the picture." After tying Cornell two weeks earlier and losing badly to Dartmouth, Harvard had run out of margin. They had not beaten Princeton here In 10 years (and only twice here since 1963). They knew that Tiger sophomore Doug Butler (30 of. 50 for 424 yards) would pass them dizzy. They needed an offensive spark and Gizzi, who was third-string behind Chuck Columbo and the injured Brian White, gave It to them.

was outstanding." said Princeton coach Frank Navarro. "He was courageous, ventive and exemplified everything our games stand for. It wasn't a physical thing that he brought to the game today. It was the Idea that a man has an opportunity that he hasn't had before and he draws on everything special in side of him to come through." Glzzi slipped, cut and dashed 47 yards on broken play for a touchdown 76 seconds after fullback Mike Coveny had put Princeton ahead, 7-0, In the second quarter. He lofted a 27-yard strike to tight end Peter Ceko for another on the" Crimson's next possession and with 3:39 left in the day he slipped 2 yards off left tackle for the winner.

And yet, it nearly wasn't enough. Harvard won this game because Princeton twice failed to make two-point conversions and because the Crimson defense made two critical fourth-quarter plays. The first, an Azelby interception, stopped Princeton at the Harvard 10 after a shanked punt had given the Tigers the ball near midfield. The second, a sack of Butler that produced a fumble on the Princeton 6 and set up the winning touchdown. Turn those four plays around and Princeton leaves a winner.

"The defense hung In and made some big plays," Restic said. "We had the opportunities offensively to take the ballgame and we didn't get it done. When that happens', you're going to scramble and fight for your life." Harvard led, 21-7, and had the ball on the Princeton 26 with seven minutes left in the third quarter. Nine minutes later, the Tigers had chopped it to 21-19 and were lining up for their second conversion pass. The first had gone awry after Butler had passed 9 yards to tailback Ralph Ferraro to make it 21-13.

"With some offensive teams I wouldn't do that," said Navarro. "But I thought this team was capable of scoring 30 today." As long as Butler had the ball, the Tigers had a chance. No Princeton team had ever scored 26 points on Harvard and lost. After GIzzi's touchdown had apparently put Harvard out of reach, Butler took the Tigers 80 yards in seven plays and 1 :38 to make It 28-26 with 2:01 to go. "I know that if they get the ball again," said Restic, "they're probably going to score." Instead, Chuck Shirey covered Princeton's onslde kick, Gizzi ran out the clock and Harvard stayed alive another week.

"We've still got to hope for a couple of people to beat Dartmouth," said Azelby. "And hope that some funny things happen In the league." FLYto Atlantic City's WINNING ADDRESS Bally's Park Place Oslno Hotel Princeton's Craig Fitchett seems ready to pounce, but Harvard QB Greg Gizzi gets away for long yardage giobe photo by john uumacki $79 For Only One Day Round Trip, Att. Yda. Avp, LQ Steve Emat.H 1S 116 6.1 25 4.3 6.1 2.7 Ferraro, 24 102 Glzzi, 17 67 It Coveny 2 run (peea felled) Glzzi 2 run (VUlanueve kick) Ferraro 1 run (Mlekovaky kick) Attendance- 12,500 PRiHCfTOMHARVARO Fkatdowna Ruehea-yarda S4-237 Paealng yardt 424 14J Return yardt 15 46 Paeeet 30-60-3 12-19-0 Punte Fumbiea-loat 2-2 3-1 Penaltiee-yeroa 6-52 7-65 MOIVtDUAL UAOERS Cm i. AttYdt.

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6 71 0 'Departures every Friday from Logan Airport' (overnight flight! available An. 111883 Dep. 111983) J. Call early to rntrvt ipare ATLANTIC CITY WINNING ATXHASS ALE Dartmouth roars on IVY LEAGUE fAM riAf I AND I HI eOAADWAH ATLANTIC tlTY NtWJEUTY Heffernan relieves Holy Gross By Ernie Roberts Special to The Globe HANOVER, N.W. At halftime the score was 10-10, and Cornell tailback Derrick Harmon, the Tony Dorsett of the Ivy set.

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In the third quarter Harmon. chnuift wrui hnuu tn' gained only 6 yards on three carries and Cornell didn't make a first down. Five seconds Into the final period Dartmouth had disappeared Into the sunset with a 24-10 bulge en route a 31- Globe Staff 17 "That was the kev to the football Came. Cor Organize end plan your day Eliminate interruptions Conquer procrastination Tactfully say. "No" to demands placed on you by others Make meetings shorter, yel more productive Skillfully screen telephone caiismailvisitors Delegate work effectively Streamline filing and correspondence systems And mucn, much moro! nell receiving the second-half klckotf and being stopped cold for the entire period." said Dart ballgame," said former all-pro and rookie Cornell coach Maxie Baughan.

Halfback Rich Weissman (23 carries for 74 yards) scored that go-ahead TD on a 1-yard leap. He added the next Dartmouth score on a 4-yard sweep after two exceptional Daly catches. Earlier Polsinello had pitched to split end Matty Lopes to set up Craig Saltzgaber's 32-yard field goal and Lopes' 1 1-yard TD reception for a 10-0 Dartmouth lead In the first period. Then John Frontero's Interception early In the second quarter sparked the wlnless visitors. Peter Baccile quickly booted a 42-yard field goal and Harmon's 4-yard plunge climaxed an 84-yard drive to create the halftime tie.

After Polsinello slightly injured his left shoulder In the third quarter, Medford's Mike Cara-vlello came on to toss a 16-yard scoring pass to Mike "This was a great effort by bur team today after, suffering so many injuries (five former starters were on crutches on the sideline)," said Yuklca. "This Is a pretty good Cornell team with a great back. It will win some games in the Ivy League before the season ends." Among the 13.547 spectators were Dartmouth parent Willie Stargell and former Green and Cornell coach Bob Blackman, who was honored, at a dinner here last night. The Big Green, now 3-0 in the league and seeking an unprecedented 14th Ivy championship, visits mouth coach Joe Yuklca. Our defensive coaches really got the team up at halftime." Split end Jack Dalyr hero of the Dartmouth victory over Harvard last week, again spiced the offense with 10 receptions for 161 yards.

This brought the 5 loot-1 1 senior career yardage to 1961, breaking Dave Shula school record. I remember watching Shula when I was a Attend Time Management Associates next seminar: TO EFFECTIVELY MANAGE YOUR TIME" November 10 or December 9 at the Holiday Inn, Newton, Mass. Pick the day that's best tor you. For free brochure, write: Time Management Associates 4 Brattle Street, Suite 306 Cambridge. MA 02138 Or call: (617) 664-0985 l9 group irom cue ewoefyi am ukm om on- wwa This seminar can bdp boost our producthit) 20-to-40 freshman here, and thinking he was the great est thing I ever saw," said Daly; "1 never ex pected to even threaten his record.

Daly 44-yard reception from Frank Polsln- ello was the key play on the Green's 74-yard scoring drive to go ahead for good In the third period. 'That drive was the turning point In the Yale Saturday. rendered by the Bruins In seven periods. Holy Cross scored again With 48 seconds left in the half, the touchdown set up by a 34-yard pass-Interference penalty, again arguable, in the end zone, after which Fenerty plunged in from the 1. The Crusaders were marching toward what would have been the knockout touchdown after receiving the second-half klckoff until Fenerty coughed the ball up on the Brown 35.

The Bruins promptly went 65 yards In eight plays, finished by a 22-yard dodging scamper by Jamie Potkul. Doyle's final two touchdowns were from 2 yards out 1 :33 Into the last period and from 5 yards at 8:25. The touchdowns were Just Madden column. Page 63 desserts for Doyle, as he dragged tacklcrs on 13- and 27-yard runs preceding those scores. Doyle piled up 67 yards in a game in which the Brown line played tough, giving up a grudging 171 yards on 52 Holy Cross running plays.

Afterward, Brown coach John Anderson complimented the Crusaders but griped about the officiating. "They are definitely the best team we have faced but they are not 21 points better. Two outrageous calls coat us 14 points, the pM Interference call on the goal line and the third -down pans to Cowley. The ball definitely bounced. Holy Crows coach Rick Carter pralvd Brown's defensive strategy.

'They must have trlrd every stunt there is in foot bail. They art a very well coached team." WORCESTER Holy Cross was unimpressive but effective again yesterday while stretching Its record to 7-0 with a 31-10 victory over Brown. It wasn't as easy as the score suggested. The Crusaders led Just 17-10 early in the fourth period with quarterback Pete Muldoon sidelined because of a strained left shoulder. But Just as he had done In the comeback victory over Colgate, quarterback Tom Heffernan relieved the tension by marching the Crusaders to two touchdowns.

The key play, Just before the end of the third period, was a third-down, 14-yard pass to a diving Bill Cowley for a first down on the Brown 32. which the Bruins disputed. Four plays later, fullback Chuck Doyle plunged over from the 2 for the second of hla three touchdowns. School was out for the visitors. Brown scored Drat at 12:39 of the first period on a 20-yard field goal by Chria Ingerslev.

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