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THE BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE NOVEMBER 8, 1092 Colleges A breakthroudi for Harvard, Giardi By Joe Concannon GLOBE STAFF An up-and-down season for Harvard quarterback Mike Giardi took an upward turn r-w 4 EES Giardi pass this year to the 4. After the Bears ended up at the 9 on fourth down, Ed Miko-lay's 26-yard field goal bid was low. The Crimson moved to the Brown 12, but Hill was caught for a 6-yard loss and Harvard was penalized for holding. Giardi's errant pitch was recovered by teammate Jason Sla-vik out at the 33, leading to a 51-yard field goal bid by Mark Hall that was short. The Bears then went on a 66-yard drive in 14 plays, with Pienias finding Nate Taylor for a 1-yard touchdown pass at 14:28.

It went this way the rest of the game, as the Crimson never trailed. Hall's 36-yard field goal made it 16-7 at 5:53 of the third period, but the Bears cut it to 16-13 when Pienias found Taylor in the right corner from 20 yards at 7:11. The Crimson moved 70 yards on their next possession and Hill ran it in from 2 yards to make it 22-13. Pienias kept the Bruins in it, going 29 yards to Taylor, who became the first Brown receiver to catch three TD passes in a game. Giardi never let up, keeping on a deep reverse for a 12-yard TD at 4:33 to seal it.

"He's awesome," said Brown coach Mickey Kwiatkowski. HARVARD, 29-19 Htntri Mm Bnwn (0 8) 0 7 6 6 19 Harvard (2-6) 13 0 9 7 29 H-Giardl 1 run (Hill kick) Hinch 1 run (pass failed) Taylw 1 pau from Plenial (Ml-holalkick) Hall 36 FG 8 Taylor 20 pau from Pieniet (kick (ailed) Hill 2 run (kick failed) Taylor 29 pau from Plenlas (pais tailed) Gierdl 12 run (HaH kick) First downs 22 24 Rushes-yards 21-52 63-295 Passing yards 235 85 Return yards 25 8 Passes 48-28-2 13 8-1 Punts Fumbles-kHt 1-0 3-0 Penalties-yards 6-40 6-71 MOrVIOUU. STATISTICS InaMng Alt. Yds. vg.

LG Brown. 9 45 5 0 14 Smith. 8 30 3.8 7 Giardl, 18 103 5.7 23 Hill, 14 86 6.1 32 Passing Com. Art. Yds.

TO Int Pienlas, 28 48 235 3 2 Giardl, 8 13 85 0 1 UMlNo. Yds. TD Taylor, 9 96 3 Nakane, 4 47 0 Hirsch, 2 25 0 Hill, 2 20 0 ly kept their hopes of a firsts-division finish alive, with games at Penn and against Yale at Harvard Stadium on the horizon. "It was a game for a long stretch that could have gone the other way," said Crimson coach Joe Restic. "We had an opportunity in the first half to put more points on the board, but it was due more to our not making the play, drawing a penalty or stopping our own drive." It started out as if the Crimson might blow the Bears (0-8, 0-5) into the Charles River.

They moved 78 yards in nine plays and went on top when Giardi plunged over from the 1 at 4:23 the first time this season Harvard scored on its first possession. The Crimson promptly stopped the 'Bears and moved in for a second score, Robb Hirsch's 1-yard leap at 10:11. The Bears had ample opportunities in the second quarter but would up with just 7 points to trail, 13-7, at the half. Scoring Opportunity No. 1 was blunted when safety Rob Santos picked off a 31 -yard pass from Bill Pienias in the end zone.

Brown returned the favor when Rick Britton stepped in front of Kendrick Joyce at the 25 and returned just the third interception of a in blustery Harvard Stadium yesterday. "It's been very frustrating," said Giardi. "We've had games we really thought we could win. We'd just come up with some big mistakes. Today was the first time in a long time we made mistakes we overcame." The Crimson avoided the dubious distinc-ton of being the first team in school history to lose seven straight in a season, though the path from a 27-20 victory over Columbia Sept.

19 to yesterday's workmanlike 29-19 triumph over winless Brown seemed to take an eternity. "I don't know if it was relief," said running back Mike Hill, "because we always knew what we could do. Things just hadn't been going our way the past six weeks." Giardi ran for 103 yards and scored a pair of touchdowns, becoming the first Crimson quarterback since Jim Kubacki in 1976 to gain 100 yards. The Crimson (2-6, 2-3 Ivy League) actual AP PHOTO Harvard's Robb Hirsch soars Into the end zone with the Crimson's second touchdown. Holy Cross' Patriot win streak stopped at 19 DARTMOUTH, 38-19 13 1 14 14 1 7 34 streak to seven with a 42-13 win over Upsala at Waltham At Oneonta, N.Y, Jeff Armstrong's 16-yard touchdown pass to Russell Beck gave WNEC a 9-7 win over Hartwick Tony Dello Iacano threw for 158 yards and a pair of touchdowns as Stonehill (6-2-1) completed its season with a 25-12 win over Sacred Heart at Fairfield, Conn.

At Worcester, Derek Ross ran for scores of 35 and 14 yards and returned a blocked punt 45 yards for another TD as UMass-Lowell edged kicked a 31-yard field goal as time ran out in the first half. Jordan's score with 11:34 left in the game gave the Leopards a 13-3 lead. Eastern Collegiate: Chris Gabriel drilled a 41-yard field goal early in the fourth quarter to lead Curry to a 13-12 victory over MIT at Cambridge. Mark Bogan rushed for 107 yards and scored Curry's lone TD on a 50-yard pass from Jay Medeiros Senior tailback Greg Navarro scored three TDs as Bentley extended its winning Jamal Jordan caught a 19-yard fourth-quarter pass from Tom Kirchhoff for the game's only touch-u down yesterday as Lafayette beat rOUndup Holy Cross, 15-6, snapping the Crusaders' 19-game Patriot League winning streak. Lafayette took a 6-0 lead on field goals of 39 and 25 yards by Jason McLaughlin.

Holy Cross closed within 3 points when Anthony Pignio Ivy roundup Another record day for Green's Fiedler ASSOCIATED PRESS Jay Fiedler passed for three touchdowns, scored one and set a school record, for total offense in leading Dartmouth to a 38-19 win over Columbia yesterday at Hanover, N.H. Des Werthman, seeing double duty, scored three touchdowns on short-yardage plays and sparkled on defense for Columbia (1-7, 0-5). He recovered one fumble and had 23 tackles, including 17 solo. Dennis Durkin established two kicking records for Dartmouth (6-2, 4-1): five conversions gave him 84 in his three-year career and a 42-yard field goal in the third period gave him a season mark of 67 points by kicking. Fiedler completed 25 of 33 passes for 348 yards and 3 touchdowns in addition to 16 yards and a TD rushing.

That gave him the Dartmouth single-season total-offense mark of 2,390 yards. Cornell 35, Yale 14 Bill Lazor passed for 248 yards and three touchdowns, and Cornell (7-1, 4-1) held Yale (44, 2-3) to 142 yards rushing in New Haven as the Big Red won their seventh straight. Princeton 20, Penn 14 Michael Lerch, playing on both offense and defense, caught a touchdown pass and had a game-fending sack, leading the first-place Tigers (7-1, 5-0) past the Quakers (5-3, 3-2) at Princeton, N.J. WILLIAMS, 28-23 tt WMeMUtSWI Williams (4-2-1) 7 15 0 6 28 Wesleyan (4-3) 015 0 8 23 Wi David Lee 7 run (Pat Barnard kick) We David D'Onofrio 1 run (Frank pass from David Cottrell) We -Rich Wilson 41 Interception return (Joshua Stein kick) Wi Todd Ducharme 68 pass from John Birknes (Birknes run) Wi Kevin Gilmartin 3 run (Bernard kick) We Matt McCarte 25 pass from -i D'Onofrio (Troy Robinson rush) Wi Tim Gardner 4 pass from Birknes (rush failed) We WI First downs 17 19 Rushes-yards 38-138 52-223 Passing yards 134 166 Return yards 74 95 Passes 13-25 8-19 -Punts 9-300 6-169 fumbles-lost 2-1 5-2 Penalties-yards 5-54 9-73 Dart -Clifford 21 pass from Fiedler (Dur-kin kick) Dart Hoffmeister 20 pass from Fiedler (Durkin kick) Dart Martin 3 run (Durkin kick) Dart Shearer 13 pass from Fiedler (Durkin kick) Col-Werthman 1 run (kick failed) Dart Durkin 42 FG Col Werthman 3 run (Teal kick) Col Werthman 1 run (run failed) Dart Fiedler 1 run (Durkin kick) A Col Dart First downs 22 29 Rushes-yards 22-67 51-161 Passing yards 285 348 Passes 25-33-2 Fumbles-lost 3-2 2-1 Possession 38:18 21:42 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Columbia, Klosek 6 36, Doo-little 5-22. Dartmouth, Arsenautt 15-49, Martin 13-41, Torres 9-28.

PASSING Columbia, Andrzeiewski 21-36-0-248, Doolittle 3-3-0-37. Dartmouth, Fiedler 25-33-2-348. RECEIVING Columbia, Hayes 7-77, Sardo 5-49, Klosek 4-39. Dartmouth, Clifford 8-99, Brzka 7-81, Shearer 3-42. CORNELL, 35-14 Cornel 14 14 0 7-3S Vale 7 0S 7-14 Yale Price 7 pass from Hetherington (Swartz kick) Com Villella 8 pass from Lazor (Cochrane kick) Com Case 9 run (Cochrane kick) Corn Oliaro 3 run (Cochrane kick) Corn-Jamin 12 pass from La2or (Cochrane kick) Com ViHella 7 pass from Lazor (Cochrane kick) Vale Hunt 4 pass from Hetherington (Swartz kick) yt First downs 19 16 Rushes-yards 40-135 55-142 Passing 248 83 Comp-Att-lnt 17-27-1 8-18-4 Fumbles-Lost 2-2 2-1 Possession 24:31 35:29 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -Cornell, Oliaro 20-56.

Yale, Price 31-140. PASSING -Cornell, Lazor 17-27-1-248. Vale, Hetherington 6-13-2-52. RECEIVING Cornell, Jamin 6-87, Villella 4-41, Massy 2-58. Yale, Price 3-22, Hunt 2-12.

PRINCETON, 20-14 Fem 6 0 0-14 PriwetM 0 17 3 0-20 Penn McGeehan 21 pass from Mathews (kick failed) Prin-FG Hogg 29 Prin- Elias 14 run (Hogg kick) Prin Lerch 70 pass from Foote (Hogg kick) Penn Sundiata 2 run (Hernandez pass from McGeehan) Prin FG Hogg 30 Pen Pi hi First downs 16 14 Rushes-yards 40-93 47-225 Passing 222 145 Comp-Att-lnt 17-29-1 9-15-0 Sacked-Yards Lost 0-0 6-47 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 2-0 Possession 29:30 30:30 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Penn, Rush 25-73. Princeton, Elias 27-153. PASSING Penn, McGeehan 17-29-1-222. Princeton, Foote 9-15-0-145. RECEIVING Penn, Miller, 9-73, Freeman, 2-23.

Princeton, Lerch 4-110. STONEHILL, 25-12 Stonehill 78 7 3 2S Sacred Heart (0-8) 6 6 0 0 12 ST Eric DiChiara 20 run (Pat Matthews kick) SH Ron Stopkoskl 3 run (kick blocked) ST Herb Devine 11 pass from Tony Dello lacono (Jason McGilvery pass from Glenn Lindstrom) SH Scott Warman 82 kickoff return (rush failed) ST Lindstrom 10 pass from Dello lacono (Matthews kick) ST Matthews 23 FG Attendance 800. SH ST First downs 7 19 Rushes-yards 44-234 43-180 Passing yards 49 179 Return yards 9 5 Passes 5-18 11-27 Punts 7-240 5-148 Fumbles-lost 2-0 2-2 Penalties-yards 9-65 9-77 AIC, 17-15 at SprtagfleM Bowie St. (1-9) 2 0 7 6 15 AIC (3-6) 14 0 0 3 17 A Craig Harris 60 run (Adam Hallet kick) A Ham's 39 run (Hallet kick) Safety Thomas Destry 27 pass from Martin Littles (Troy Sibila kick) Mike Scott 30 pass from Littles (rush failed) A Hallett 27 FG Attendance 200. BS AIC First downs 15 16 Rushes-yards 53-226 37-242 Passing yards 92 138 Return yards 9 46 Passes 15-5-1 24-11-1 Punts Fumbles-lost 0-0 1-0 Penalties-yards 14-90 16-146 ALBANY 50-0 Assumption, 32-27.

Freedom Conference: David Turner threw two TD passes as Plymouth State (4-3-1) beat host Stony Brook, 21-10 Junior nose guard Joe Laskowski returned a fumble 27 yards for a TD to lead host WPI over Coast Guard, 28-10 At Danbury, Chris Rosello scored three TDs to lead Albany State to a 50-0 victory over Western Connecticut N.E. Conference: At Buzzards Bay, Bridgewater State got fourth-quarter touchdowns from Paul Piceioli (68-yard reception), Duane Greenidge (4-yard run) and Clint Cabral (6-yard run) to stop Mass. Maritime, 34-13 Kirk Matthieu rushed for 193 yards and touchdowns of 20 and 46 yards to become the state of Maine's all-time leading rusher as Maine Maritime cruised past Frarningham State, 36-0, at Castine, Maine Bill Johnson's two touchdowns capped a 21-14 triple-overtime victory for host UMass-Dart-mouth over Westfield State Rich Tobin intercepted a pass in the end zone on the last play of the game to help Nichols (7-1-1-) hold on against Worcester State, 19-13 Sean Munroe caught two TD passes from Steve Austin and set the New England Division 3 record for receiving yards in a season (1,461) as UMass-Boston pounded Fitchburg State, 32-18. N.E. Independents: Roger Graham rushed for 140 yards and two touchdowns on 17 carries as New Haven, ranked fifth in the nation in Division 2, improved to 9-0 with a 14-0 win over Carson-Newman (7-2) at West Haven, Conn.

Senior Adam Hallet connected on a 27-yard field goal with 17 seconds remaining to give AIC a 17-15 victory over Bowie State at Springfield Quarterback Chris Lawler rushed for a 53-yard TD and passed for 101 yards and another score as host Springfield beat C.W. Post, 43-22 Joe Stochmal threw four TD passes -three to Adrian Webber as Southern Connecticut bombed Central Connecticut, 42-20, at New Haven. New England Smalls: Todd Romboli set a Tufts record with four interceptions and Brian Curtin rushed for 131 yards and a touchdown as Tufts downed Colby, 23-13, at Medford Andy Hyland rushed for a pair of touchdowns to lead Middlebury, which rushed for 202 yards, past host Hamilton, 17-9 Eric LaPlaca scored four touchdowns and rushed for a season-high 183 yards to power Bowdoin past winless Bates, 35-14, at Brunswick, Maine Greg Broderick and John Mullaney each scored a pair of touchdowns as Trinity breezed by Amherst, 44-21, at Hartford. at DaelMry, Com. '-'Albany St 1429 0 7 50 W.

Conn 0 0 0 0 0 A Laap 7 run (Malvin kick) A Rosello 1 run (Malvin kick) A Miller 66 fumble recovery (Mal-, vin kick) A Imparato 7 run (Malvin kick) i0 A Safety A Rosello 5 run (kick failed) A Rosello 1 run (Malvin kick) A Freeman 1 run (Marvin kick) Attendance 600. PLYMOUTH 21-10 at Stony Brook. N.Y. Plymouth (4-3-1) 8 7 6 0 21 Stony Brook (4-5) 0 10 0 0- 10 I Paul Carlow 1 5 pass from David turner (Mark Wichelns pass from Turner) Matt Friedman 41 pass from 'Turner (Greg Morrell kick) Timm Schroeder 1 run (Rich Black kick) Black 32 FG Bob Bost 2 run (pass failed) Attendance 425. nnnm Conf.

All W-L-T W-L-T Princeton 5-0-0 7-1-0 Cornell 4-1-0 7-1-0 Dartmouth 4-1-0 6-2-0 Penn 3-2-0 5-3-0 Harvard 2-3-0 2-6-0 Yale 2-3-0 4-4-0 Columbia 0-5-0 1-7-0 Brown 0-5-0 0-8-0 PS SB First downs 22 15 Rushes-yards 48-141 36-162 Passing yards 188 144 Return yards 66 23 Passes 25-14-0 27-13-2 Punts Fumbles-lost 2-0 2-1 Penalties-yards 6-45 6-42 TRINITY, 44-21 atHartfenl Amherst (0-7) 7 7 7 0 21 Trinity (5-2) 10 14 6 14 44 Rondinl 29 FG Mullaney 1 pass from P. Broder-ick (Rondini kick) A Orlando 66 pass from Sawyer (Lewis kick) A Eldridge 2 run (Lewis kick) G. Broderick 9 pass from P. Bro-derick (kick tailed) Callahan 52 Interception return (Wallace pass from Broderick) A Burke 11 pass from Sawyer (Lewis kick) T-G. Broderick 2 pass from P.

Broderick (kick failed) Mulaney 4 run (McDavitt kick) Kirby 5 run (McDavitt kick) Attendance 7,400. A First downs 11 21 Rushes-yards 36-(-3) 57-294 Passing yards 214 99 Return yards 15 102 Passes 26-12-4 17-10-0 Punts Fumbles-lost 2-0 4-1 Penalties-yards 2-25 8-82 TUFTS, 23-13 Colby (4-3) 0 7 0 6 13 Tufts (3-2-1) 14 6 0 3 23 Michael Daly 38 pass from Greg Peters (Ronnie Bronstein kick) Brian Curtin 2 run (Bronstein kick) Chris Austin 6 run (John Jordan kick) Daly 3 pass from Peters (kick blocked) Bronstein 34 FG Bradley Smith 1 run (pass railed) Attendance 1,242 May Tefte First downs 18 10 Rushes-yards 42-104 44-116 Passing yards 185 116 Return yards 87 90 Passes 37-14-5 18-9-1 Punts Fumbles-lost 4-2 3-2 Penalties-yards 7-50 7-96 BENTLEY, 42-13 atWaKtun Upsala (3-6) 0 013 0- 13 Bentley (8-1) 014 7 21 42 Greg Novarro 2 run (Mike Vaughn kick) Chris McKinnon 7 pass from Rob Michalowski (Vaughn kick) Leroy Williams 17 run (Scott Walker kick) Novarro 2 run (Vaughn kick) Milton Dean 42 pass from Williams (kick blocked) Novarro 5 run (Vaughn kick) Brandon Hight 2 run (Vaughn kick) Dennis Byrne 1 run (Vaughn kick) Attendance 500. First downs 15 28 Rushes-yards 2821) 73-424 Passing yards 193 105 Return yards 0 25 Passes 13-30-2 9-20-0 Punts Fumbles-lost 4-2 2-1 Penalties-yards 7-55 12-119 CURRY, 13-12 at CaMKMga MIT (1-7) 6 0 6 0 12 Curry (2-6) 0 10 0 3- 13 Chris Brown 1 run (kick failed) Chris Gabriel 20 FG Mark Bogan 50 pass from Jay Medeiros (Gabriel kick- Calvin Newman 12 blocked FG return (kick failed) Gabriel 41 FG Attendance 372. Carry MfT First downs 13 12 Rushes-yards 61-179 29-80 Passing yards 126 113 Return yards 26 182 Passes 16-8-2 32-14-2 Punts Fumbles-lost 2-2 3-2 Penalties-yards 10-80 3-28 UMASS-LOWELL, 32-27 ft WtafMitar Lowell (4-3-1) 12 14 6 0- 32 Assumption (4-5) .8 7 0 12 27 UM Derek Ros 45 blocked punt return (rush failed) A Fran DeFalco 2 run (Matt Sha-heen rush) UM Ross 35 run (pass failed) A Jim Apicelli 11 pass from Neil Curtin (Mike Gondek kick) UM Ed Kouyoumdjian 1 run (Tim Byrne kick) UM Ross 14 run (Byrne kick) UM Tom Bradley 3 pass from Billy Rizos (kick blocked) A Darren Burkett 4 run (rush tailed) A DeFalco 1 run (rush tailed) Attendance -711. First downs 20 18 Rushes-yards 40-217 55-104 Passing yards 205 117 Return yards 49 30 Passes 17-11-0 20-8-1 Punts Fumbles-lost 5-3 1-0 Penalties-yards 10-95 8-70 WPI, 28-10 UMASS-BOSTON, 32-18 at Danhaatai Fitchburg St (0-9) 0 6 0 12 18 UMB (4-4) 6 020 6- 32 UMB Sean Munroe 14 pass from Steve Austin (kick failed) FS Dan Colon 1 run (kick failed) UMB Austin 8 run (pass failed) UMB Safety UMB Tom Shann 62 pass from Austin (kick failed) UMB Munroe 17 pass from Austin (pass failed) FS Jim Lord 5 run (pass failed) UMB Keith Hudson 33 run (kick failed) FS Pat McCarthy 30 fumble return (pass failed) Attendance 207.

VM( First downs 5 19 Rushes-yards 42-55 31-90 Passing yards 54 361 Return yards 79 54 Passes 23-4-4 58-21-6 Punts Fumbles-lost 4-2 3-2 Penalties-yards 0-0 11-85 21-14 North DartimwHi West. St. 0 7 0 0 7 14 UMD (5-3) 0 0 0 7 14 21 WS Nate Monteiro 37 pass from Kevin Wesoloski (Pete Hedden kick) UM James Santucd 25 pass from James Winters (Andrew Tripp kick) WS Tim Lightfoot 2 run (Hedden kick) UM Bill Johnson 1 run (Tripp kick) UM Johnson 1 run (Tripp kick) Attendance 560. WS UMD First downs 20 17 Rushes-yards 50-183 54-221 Passing yards 273 123 Return yards 0 33 Passes 31-17-1 20-8-0 Punts Fumbles-lost 1-0 2-1 Penalties-yards 8-85 7-68 MAINE MARITIME, 36-0 at CastkM, Makw Fram. St.

(4-4) 0 0 0 0 0 Maine Mar. (6-2) 14 6 0 6 36 Kirk Matthieu 20 run (Thomas kick) Houghton 8 pass from Snedden (Demars kick) Cook 9 pass from Snedden (kick failed) Matthieu 46 run (pass failed) Demers 24 FG Toty 15 run (Demers kick) Attendance 389. MM First downs 13 20 Rushes-yards 25-33 63-298 Passing yards 193 130 Return yards 88 64 Passes 37-15-3 20-12-1 Punts Fumbles-lost 7-4 2-1 Penalties-yards 3-20 5-50 NICHOLS, 19-13 at Worcester Nichols (7-1-1) 6 0 6 7 19 Worcester (1-8) 0 0 6 7 13 Julio Murga 25 pass from Bill Carven (kick failed) Mark Primavera 12 run (pass failed) Andy MarcAurele 1 run (kick failed) Rob Allard 30 run (Adam Chat-terton kick) Mike Duffy 10 run (Frank Bowen kick) Attendance 750. First downs 23 13 Rushes-yards 50-181 36-149 Passing yards 194 83 Return yards 42 72 Passes 23-17-2 19-6-1 Punts Fumbles-lost 2 2 1-1 Penalties-yards 4-34 9-65 BOWDOIN, 35-14 Bates (0-7) "0 8-14 Bowdoin (3-3) 21 0 14 0-35 Bo Eric LaPlaca 1 run (Mark McCormick kick) Bo LaPlaca 2 run (McCormick kick) Bo LaPlaca 1 run (McCormick kick) Ba-Chris Plante 15 pass from Steve Bucci (kick failed) Bo Mike Richard 15 pass from Chriss Good (McCormaik kick) Bo LaPlaca 35 run (McCormick kick) Ba Brandon Sutcliffe 10 pass from Bucci (Jay Yukis run) Bates leal First downs 16 23 Rushes-yards 185 374 Passing yards 115 112 Return yards 12 67 Passes 12-42-3 6-19-9 Punts Fumbles-lost 0-0 2-1 Penalties-yards 5-35 17-154 MIDDLEBURY, 17-9 Middlebury (5-2) l'o' 7 0 17 Hamilton (4-3) 0 3 0 6 9 Opler 27 FG Hokfen 25 FG Hyland 4 run (Opler kick) Hyland 5 run (Opler k-l Richardson 1 run (rusk railed) Attendance 2.000. Field hockey, soccer tourney roundup UMass, Temple to final Coast Guard (2-6) 0 10 0 0- 10 WPI (8-1) 615 7 0 28 Laskowski 27 rumble return (kick blocked) Wooley 11 run (Scanella pass from Ceppetelli) Jones 3 run (Knowrton kick) Cireilk) 1 run (Harvey kick) Knowlton 30 FG 1 1, Padula 2 run (Harvey kick) CGA WPI NEW HAVEN, 14-0 at West HavN, Cowl.

Carson-New. (7-2) 0 0 0 0 0 New Haven (9-0) 0 7 7 0 14 Roger Graham 3 run (Peter Capuano kick) Graham 22 run (Capuano kick) CN NH First downs 17 16 Rushes-yards 50-176 44-204 Passing yards 123 135 Passes 21-11-0 22-10-1 Punts Fumbles-lost 5-4 6-5 Penalties-yards 12-76 6-55 SOUTHERN 42-20 at New Hwm C. Conn. (1-7) 0 14 0 6 20 S.Conn. (5-4) 7 014 21 42 SC Adrian Webber 17 pass from Joe Stochmal (Paul Boulanger kick) CC Jeff McLeod 63 run (Nelson Mingachas kick) CC Shelton Newby 1 run (Mingachas kick) SC Webber 1 5 pass from Stochmal (Boulanger kick) SC Socrates Smalts 8 run (Boulanger kick) SC Webber 39 pass from Stochmal (Boulanger kick) SC Rob Fleeting 36 pass from Stochmal (Boulanger kick) SC Smalls 3 run (Boulanger kick) CC McLeod 99 kick return (pass failed) Attendance 3,700 CC SC First downs 12 28 Rushes-yards 26-89 51-260 Passing yards 134 226 Return yards 161 56 Passes 28-10-4 30-13-2 Punts Fumbtes-tost 2-1 3-1 Penalties-yards 17-161 14-133 19 49-211 132 27 29-15-0 2-2 11-111 First downs 10 Rushes-yards 30-44 Passing yards 107 Return yards 7 Passes 22-10-0 Punts i Fumbles-lost 2-2 Penalties-yards 7-58 MERCHANT 32-26 Cortez' penalty stroke gave New Hampshire a 3-1 victory in a shootout and a 2-1 victory over Boston University in the semifinals of the North Atlantic tournament Denise Nasca scored twice and Lisa Samson added a goal as Northeastern beat Drexel, 3-0, in the NAC's other semifinal.

Men's soccer Babson topped North Adams State, 1-0, on a goal by Mike Lowdermilk, and Western Connecticut downed WPI, 4-1, to advance to the final of Northeast Regional in the NCAA Division 3 tourney. Women's soccer Rachel LeDuc's goal in the second overtime gave UMass a 2-1 win over UConn in a NCAA Division 1 tourney match at Storrs, Conn. Mary-Bridget Pawlik scored on a breakaway with 4:06 remaining to propel Plymouth State (15-0-2) past William Smith, 3-2, in the Northeast Regional of the NCAA Division 3 tournament at Plymouth, N.H Leanne Morris scored at 5:54 of the first half to lead UMass-Dartmouth past Kean rn 1 Tn 1 Top-seeded Massachusetts and second-seeded Temple advanced to the final of the Atlantic 10 field hockey tournament with semifinal victories yesterday at Piscataway, N.J. UMass pounded St. Joseph's, 5-0, behind five different goal scorers.

Temple advanced to this morning's final with a 3-2 win in double overtime over Rutgers as Toni Byard seored 1:12 into the second OT. Other field hockey Kristen Kelly and Heather Graver scored to give Connecticut a 2-0 semifinal victory over Villanova in the Big East tourney at Chestnut Hill. In the other semifinal, Heather Chase seored twice as Syracuse pounded Providence, 4-1 Princeton beat Springfield, 4-1 (3-0 in penalty strokes), in an ECAC Division 1 semifinal at Easton, Pa. Grace Cragin scored as Trinity upended Smith, 1-0, in the ECAC Division 3 semifinals at Williamstown. Williams downed Bowdoin, 1-0, on a goal by Kasia Sullivan in the other semifinal Sophomore Kathy I at WNgi Point, N.Y.

lona (5-4) 3 7 0 16 26 Mer. Mar. (6-1-1) .0 8 3 21 32 I James Cowper 30 FG I Akjo Belluzzi 7 pass from Tom Proudian (Cowper kick) Wes Steams 1 run (Kevin ery pass from Craig Perciavalle) M-Tim Bell 29 FG Steams 1 run (Bell kick) Feighery 19 pass from Perciavalle (Bell kick) Steams 73 run (Bell kick) 1 1 I Eugene McGowen 55 pass from Proudian (Silo pass from Proudian) I McGowen 2 1 pass from Proudian (James McMahon run) Attendance 731. BRIDGEWATER 34-13 at lunar la Bridgewater (8-0-1) 7 6 0 21 34 Mass. Mar.

(5-3) 0 13 0 0- 13 Clint Cabral 65 run (Matt Carroll kick) Todd Greenfield 87 pass from Derek Gagnon (Gerry Murphy kick) Cabral 30 pass from Jeff Putnam (kick failed) Mark Liptak 4 run (kick failed) Paul P'ccioli 68 pass from Putnam (Carroll kick) Dave Greenidge 4 run (Carroll kick) i Cabral 6 run (Carroll kick) Attendance 1,100. BS MM First downs 18 10 Rushes-yards 55-186 36-141 Passing yards 201 138 Return yards 80 118 Passes 13-19-0 6-25-1 SSimbles-lost 5-tt- 3-3 Penalties-yards 14-110 8-83 At last, Williams gets 500th win on fourth try Williams became the first New England school and the sixth in the nation to record 500 football victories as it upended Wesleyan, 28-23, yesterday at Williamstown. Trailing, 23-22, John Birknes hit Tim Gardner on a 4-yard scoring pass with 7:23 remaining for Williams, which had two losses and a tie in three previous attempts for No. 500. "We've got this monkey off our back," said Williams coach Dick Farley.

"I'm not real big on numbers. I'm just glad that I don't have to talk about 500 again." The Ephs (4-2-1) were powered by running back David Lee, who gained 177 yards, including a 7-yard first-quarter touchdown. SPRINGFIELD, 43-22 C.W. Post (5-l7 100 0 22 22 Springfield (3-5) 7 14 14 8-43 Jason Ashton 22 pass from Chris Lawler (Rob Gomez kick) Paul Collis 1 run (Gomez kick) Lawler 53 run (Gomez kick) Collis 15 run (Gomez kick) Hayes 35 fumble return (Mike Lazzi kick) Keith Sweeney 10 Interception return (kick failed) Mike Murphy 2 run (conversion failed) Darren Bennett 80 extra point return Jim Byrne 20 pass from Bob Cooke (Cooke rush) Byrne 5 pass from Cooke (Byrne pass from Cooke) CWP Sir. First downs 18 20 Rushes-yards 32-40 74-467 Passing yards 242 101 Return yards 11 72 Passes 50-23-3 9-4-0 funts tumbles-lost 1-1 8-5 Penalties-yards 11-109 13-129 Division 3 action:.