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66 The Boslon Sunday Globe 13. 1983 Harvard rips Penn9 Brown surprises Dartmouth vy League ties up r. Ik. By Joe Concannon was taken away from us. We deserved to win Globe Staff They'd waited 12 months for this game, haunted by the dispirited memories of last year's game at Penn.

which slipped away when an official gave the Quakers a second chance after a- missed field goal. "We'd won." said Harvard defensive end Mark Meade. "It ItS to to! The call that shouldn't have been made." With the emotional flashbacks to last year's 23-21 defeat in Franklin Field serving as the launching pad. Harvard stormed to an overwhelming 28-0 victory over Penn yesterday on a frigid, dark and windy afternoon in Harvard Stadium. All of a sudden, this team that seemed out of the Ivy League picture after a shaky 1-1-1 start is on the threshold of a tie for first or even a championship.

Thanks to Brown's 25-7 victory over Dartmouth yesterday, there is a three-way tie for first place among Harvard. Dartmouth and Penn. Each is 4-1-1 entering the final weekend, during which Harvard plays Yale in the 100th edition of The Game in New Haven, and Dartmouth is at Penn. Should Harvard win and the latter two tie. Harvard would win the title outright.

This was a showpiece performance played out in an icy wind tunnel, and the unlikeliest hero of all was a sophomore kicker named Rob Steinberg, who replaced injured Jim Villanueva and not only punted four times for a 46.8 yard average but kicked the first one out of bounds at the 2. saw the second downed at the 2. saw his third returned 2 yards to the 12 and boomed the WE WILL I 1 5 SELL YOU; 4 5 TV 0- :18 MJCHS! That's all we charge to put your 'car into our computerized vehicle information service. Hundreds of prospective buyers call us daily inquiring about available cars for sale. There are no other charges to sell your car.

CALL Dial a Car (617)244-1103 I ji is By Ernie Roberts Special to The Globe HANOVER. N.H. From the uproar inside Memorial Field yesterday, a stranger outside would have suspected that Dartmouth was whipping Brown. But the 8483 well-bundled spectators merely were cheering reports from a game 150 miles away, where Harvard was defeating Ivy League leader Penn. 28-0.

That result managed to keep Dartmouth alive in the league race, the only Big Green consolation during Its decisive 25-7 defeat by resurgent Brown. This was Brown coach John Anderson's first victory In six confrontations with his former BC boss and benefactor Joe Yuklca. And now the Ivy race Is snarled In a three-way tie, Harvard, Dartmouth and Penn all at 4-1-1, the latter two meeting in Philadelphia and the Crimson playing Yale in concluding action next Saturday. Brown heroes were legion. Including Need-ham fullback Steve Heffernan (22 carries for 127 yards), placekicker Chris Ingerslev (who reported late after varsity soccer duty and then kicked four field goals) and defenders Chris Alderman.

Dennis Slott. Pete Gundermann and Bill Kramer (who sacked and intercepted quarterback Frank Polsinello to kill late Dartmouth, challenges). But the key Bruin was oft-maligned senior quarterback Joe Potter, who threw for Brown's first TD, scored the second, did double duty at tailback and choreographed a 94-yard scoring march to break open a close contest in the third quarter. "It showed us our potential, that we could be a good team despite our record (now 3-5-1). "Gee," added Potter with a slight smile, "if only we could have played our second game of the season against Penn State instead of Rhode Island." The new Bruin look was evident early.

On the first possession Potter, took his troops 67 yards in five plays. He and 155-pound Jamie Potkul ran It to Dartmouth's 17. After a motion penalty. Potter's first aerial was a 22-yard scoring toss to split end Brad McCaulley, who beat Dan Carson to the right corner. Polsinello.

who established four Dartmouth season or career passing marks during the" afternoon, brought the Green back into contention at 9-7 with an exemplary 76-yard drive. He completed four pitches for 63 yards en route. In CALL 7 DAYS A WEEK MON. FRI. 9-9, SAT.

9-8, SUN. 12-6 Harvard's John O'Brien makes a heads-up catch and a heads-down landing, thanks to Penn's Ross Armstrong, globe photo by john tlumacki final one 59 yards to the 11. "I found out (Friday) for sure I was kicking," said Steinberg. "I was just kicking away from people. I woke up, saw the cold and wind and said, 'Perfect.

Somebody's testing me a This was a team effort, however, a game that belonged to an aroused Harvard defense that permitted the Quakers to cross midfield just three times in all and just twice on drives. This was a game that belonged to the Harvard offensive line that manhandled the Quakers, a game that saw Greg Gizzi complete 9 of 14 for 117 244 Dudley Road Newton, MA 02159 Need a good used car? Call us! yards in these gale-like winds and the resolute Steve Ernst gain 115 yards on 24 carries and catch four passes for 44 yards. "They beat us in a way I didn't think we could be beaten," said Penn coach Jerry Berndt. "They out-hit us, out-caught us, out-blocked us and out-coached us. Coming in, I thought it was going to be a pretty even game.

But they dominated both sides of the ball. They dominated the game." Penn's only sustained drive came early, starting at its own 2 and ending with a missed Shulman field goal bid from the Harvard 17. "It showed us we were capable of moving the ball," said Berndt. But from that point until time ran out. the defense that had preserved the tie last week against Holy Cross simply bottled up Penn and kept the visitors' offensive production to 105 yards after that first drive.

"That was a very sweet win for me," Restic told his team in the joyous Dillon Field House locker room. "That wiped the last one right off the books." Harvard, 28-0 Penn (5-3-1) 0 0 0 0-0 Harvard (5-2-2) 014 a 6- 28 Mark Vigntt 2 run (Rob Slam-berg kick) Greg Giu) 1 run (Steinberg kick) Tim McGugan 1 run (kick failed) Safety, John DaHey blocked punt out of end zone Gizzi 4 run (kick tailed) Attendance KNNHMVARD Rrst downs 13 24 Rushes-yards 42-123 60-283 Passing yards 39 117 Return yards 0 14 Passes 4-17-0 8-15-0 Punts Fumbles-tost 2-1 4-4 Penalties-yards Ml 5-68 MOtVIOUU. LEADERS Rushing Aft Yds. Avg. LQ Steve Ernst, 24 115 4 8 21 MarkVignal.H 16 62 39 9 McGugan, 10 54 5.4 14 StanKoes.

6 46 5.8 17 Chuck Nolan, 13 46 3.5 10 SmAtt.Yds. TO kit. Gizzi, 9 14 117 0 0 Jim Crodcchia, ..2 7 28 0 0 John McGeehan, 2 10 11 0 0 Recti ring No. Yds. TO Ernst, 4.

44 0 Fadute, 2 30 0 Steve Ortman, 3 14 0 Get Your RV or Pickup Ready Novj For tan ana mer ur na. And SAVE, SAVE, SAVE! cluding a da-yard neave to switt Matty Lopes and the 11 -yard scoring pitch to tailback Rick Weissman on a crossing pattern against the flow. But after the Green failed to take the lead on. a second-period 37-yard field goal attempt. Ingerslev Just beat the halftime gun with a 22-yarder for a 12-7 margin.

Brown proved its surjerioritv with that 95- Yale, 28-21 1 7 7 7 -it Yale Yale breaks ice Princeton 1 7 7-21 OTina IVY yard, 15-play drive consuming 6:31 in the third period. "Our best drive of the season." said Potter, who ran either Heffernan or Danvers' Prki Guthrie 44 pass from Butler (AAiskovsky kick) Yale Andrie 12 run (Moore kick) Prki Graham 7 pass from Petegrino (Miskovsky kick) Yale Bassette 6 run (Moore kick) Yale Busertt 1 run (Moor a kick) Prin Ftrraro pass from Butler (Miskovsky kick) Yale Bassette 1 run (Moor kick) A 27.140 Doherty before keeping himself on an option left ior me unai yards. Yale First downs 1 Brown, 25-7 Com. Art. Yds.

TD kit. PohvneHo. 0 16 35 251 1 2 Potter. 10 20 159 1 0 Rushes-yards 59-249 Passing yards 77 Return yards 21 Passes 1-15-0 Punts Prl 19 31-S5 260 16-32-0 4-4 2-1 9-67 26:15 140. Yds.

sr AM? SEASON 4 1 SPECIAL SPECIAL irx, BUCKWAlL a iFsuper mf VV ll -c 7178 FurnMesost 3-2 4 134 i 43 39 Penalties-yards 11-96 Possession 33:45 TD 0 0 1 1 0 0 Daly, Matt Lopes. Weissinen. McCauaey. Rich Chapman, Mfce Vccora. ...2 ...2 17 25 21 IVY LEAGUE From Wire Services Jeff Bassette scored three touchdowns on short runs Including a 1-yard burst with 6:05 left to play for the winning score as Yale defeated Princeton, 28-21, yesterday at Princeton.

N.J.. for its first victory of the season. Yale's Paul Andrie gained 165 yards on 29 carries and scored on a 12-yard run In the first quarter. Bassette, who gained Just 36 yards on 12 carries, scored on runs of 6. 1 and 1 yards.

Princeton tied the score. 21-21. after Doug Butler's 9-yard touchdown pass to Ralph Fer-raro early In the fourth quarter, but the Ell marched 61 yards on 12 plays to set up Bas-sette's winning touchdown. CORNELL 31, COLUMBIA 6 In Ithaca, N.Y., halfback Derrick Harmon passed the 1000-yard rushing mark on the season as he ran for 220 yards on 34 carries to lead Cornell to a 31-6 victory over Columbia. Harmon scored the Big Red's first touchdown on a 2-yard run around left end midway through the first quarter.

He added a 4-yard touchdown run In the third quarter. Brown (3-5-11 9 3 7 6- 25 Dartmouth (4-4-1) 7 0 0 0-7 Brad McCauley 22 pass from Joe Potter (kick failed) Ingarslsv 27 R3 0 Rich Weissman 11 pass from Frank Potsmano (Saltzgaber kick) Ingerslev 22 FO Potter 6 run (Ingerslev kick) Ingerslev 29 FG Ingarslev 33 FQ Attendance 6463 MOWN DMT. First downs 23 15 Rushes-yards 60-365 28-52 Passing yards 159 262 Return yards 43 104 Passes 10-20-0 17-38-2 Punts 6-28 6 7-377 Fumbles-loat 3-3 24 Pantima-yards 5-36 6-50 MTNVIOUM. UAOCrtl Cornell, 31-6 Columbia 6 6- 6 Cernell 7 11 11 6-31 Cor Harmon 2 run (BaccHe kick) Cor Thomas 7 run (Harmon run) Cor FG Bacclle 23 Cor Tagkafarrl 6 run (BaclU kick) Cor Harmon 4 run (kick failed) Col Upperco 6 pass from Wttkowski (pass failed) A 3500 Cat Car First downs 11 20 Rushes-yards 20-37 74-366 Passing yards 134 36 Return yards 1 71 Passat 16-36-3 44-0 Punts 7-33 7-36 Fumblesosl 1-3 (-1 Penalties-yards 6-46 11-111 Possession 21:49 36:11 Coni All W-L-T W-l-T Harvard 4-1-1 6-2-1 Penn 4-1-1 54-1 Dartmouth 4-1-1 44-1 Brown 3-2-1 34-1 Princeton 2-4-0 4-5-0 Cornell 2-3-1 2-6-1 Columbia 14-1 1-6-2 Yale 1-M 1-M NEXT WEEKEND'S GAMES Harvard at Yaki Dartmouth at Pann Comoll at Princeton Columbia at Brown Art Yds. Avg 10 127 51 21 Steve Heflemen.

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