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THE BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE OCTOBER 31, 1993 Colleges Dartmouth bums Harvar Ivy League roundup Penn sends Yale reeling Conf. All Princeton 4-0 7-0 Penn 4-0 7-0 Dartmouth 3-1 4-3 Cornell 2-2 3-4 Harvard 1-3 3-4 Brown 1-3 2-5 Yale 1-3 2-5 Columbia 0-4 1-6 By Joe Concannon GLOBE STAFF I if i I 1 I I ii 1 1 1 1 it--- ASSOCIATED PRESS QB Fiedler lights a fire under Big Green in 4th and 10, Fiedler stood in the fire of a fierce pass rush and found David Shearer over the middle for a 27-yard gain. On the next play, Fiedler saw Shearer angling into the corner'of the end zone and delivered a second strike under pressure to create a 32-28 lead with 1:49 to go. While this implausible game was coming to a conclusion, Crimson quarterback Mike Giardi watched the bizarre happenings from the sidelines because of a mild concussion he incurred with 9:20 left in the UJLLIjlLmJ ed to fall late yesterday afternoon in Memorial Field, but Dartmouth quarterback Jay Fiedler still managed to light a roaring fire for the second straight week. The season was on the line here in the Upper Valley, and Fiedler worked his magic again in a 39-34 victory over Harvard that kept alive the Big Green's hopes for an Ivy title.

With his team trailing, 28-25, with 2:25 to go and the ball on the Crimson 47, fourth PENN, 48-14 New Hm Penn (7-0) 7 7 21 14-48 Yale (2-5) 0 0 07 07-14 P-McGeehan 1 run (Glockner kick) GoodwHII 57 fumble return (Glockner kick) Brasell 43 pass from McGeehan (Horowitz kick) Nelson 3 run (Stalzer kick) Brassell 11 pass from McGeehan (Horowitz kick) P- Macik 2 pass from McGeehan (Horowitz kick) Fabish 63 punt return (kick blocked) Allen 32 run (Glockner kick) A y-t First downs 20 10 Rushes-yards 45-252 37-34 Passing 129 132 Return Yards 145 13 Comp-Att-Int 8-22-1 15-34-2 Punts 5-132 7-206 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-1 Penalties-Yards 4-38 6-36 Possession 27:47 32:13 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Penn, Stokes 27-135, Scott 7-37, Abye 6-60. Yale, Nelson 10-22, Dixon 9-26. PASSING Penn, McGeehan 19-8-1-129, Teodecki 3-0-0-0. Yale, Mills 23-11-1-100, Mayer 7-4-0-32, Swedick 3-0-1-0. RECEIVING Penn, Brassell 4-92, Macik 3-22, Stokes 1-15.

Yale, Dave Iwan 6-79, Dan Iwan 4-12, Na-lepa 3-24, Dixon 1-3, Pryblya 1-14. DARTMOUTH, 39-34 Hanover, N.N. Harvard (3-4) ....10 10 8 6 34 Dartmouth (4-3). 8 3 7 21 39 Mike Giardi 15 run (Mark Hal! kick) Pete Oberle 1 run (Dave Erik-son rush) Hall 51 FG Hall 22 FG D-Geoffrey Willison 27 FG Chris Andre 52 interception return (Hall kick) Mark Cote 9 run (Jon Ponosuk rush) David Shearer 34 pass from Jay Fiedler (Willison kick) John Hyland 15 pass from Fiedler (Willison kick) Shearer 19 pass from Fiedler (Willison kick) Oberle 24 run (Willison kick) Mark Begert 20 pass from Ferrara (pass failed) Attendance 11,030. Dart Nan First downs 25 17 Rushes-yards 37-142 60-199 Passing yards 358 203 Return yards 42 55 Passes 22-48-4 7-19-0 Punts Fumbles-lost 1-1 8-4 Penalties-yards 6-55 8-44 IXOfVlDUM.

STATISTICS RUSHING Oberle 24-103; Cote 15-61, Giardi 12-50; Sprinkle 14-44. PASSING Fiedler 22-48-358-4; Cote 4-10-127-0. RECEIVING Hyland 9-148, Shearer 8-146; Cote 4-127; Begert 2-57. JO A A a third quarter. Harvard actually had a 28-11 lead in the game, played before 11,030 in overcast, chilly conditions.

But Fiedler, who may be the best quarterback the Ivies have seen in ages, threw three touchdown passes in a glittering second half that saw him complete 14 of 28 for 227 yards. Just a week earlier on the same turf, he brought the Big Green back from a 21-6 deficit by completing eight of his final nine passes to engineer a 28-27 victory over Cornell. The Crimson had badgered him and picked off three of his passes in the first half as they built a 20-11 lead. They made it 28-11 when backup quarterback Vin Ferra-ra tossed a hook-shot pitch to Mark Cote for a 9-yard touchdown play and Jon Pono-suk took it in for 2 on the conversion. Fiedler, who set a school record with 409 career completions, started the comeback late in the third when he escaped pressure and threaded a needle between defenders Clete Johnson and Nathan Ty-rell for a 34-yard touchdown pass to Shearer.

It seemed time was running out when Fiedler's fumble was recovered by nose guard Joseph Hiffa at the Big Green 48 early in the final quarter and Chris Andre intercepted a Fiedler pass with 8:34 left at the Crimson 12. Ferrara completed a 37-yard pass to Mark Begert to the 49, but two plays later Cote fumbled and Matt Feeley's recovery at the Big Green 38 started the amazing comeback. On the big fourth-down completion to Shearer, Fiedler said, "I knew they'd be coming with the house on that one. They'd come on the previous couple of plays as well. I'knew our receivers were in one-on-one coverage.

I dropped back and someone came in free. I sidestepped them and I saw Dave coming in over the middle. "I just put it on him. After I completed that, I knew we were going to score." They did. Dartmouth's Pete Oberle ran 24 yards for a 39-28 lead with 1:08 to go, and Ferrara threw 20 yards to Begert with 10 seconds left, but by that time the crowd was on its feet, singing the songs of the season.

s. CORNELL, 21-3 at PmMMce Cornell (3-4) 7 0 6 8-21 Brown (2-5) 0 3 0 0-3 Levitt 3 run (McDermott kick) B-FG Warden 27 Fitzpatrick 48 run (kick failed) C-Burke 1 run (Fitzpatrick pass from Lazor) Cora Brewa First downs 13 15 Rushes-yards 40-141 55-67 Passing 166 117 Return Yards 35 71 Comp-Att-Int 12-28-1 10-28-2 Punts 7-39 10-34 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 4-1 Penalties-Yards 3-25 2-20 Possession 29:29 30:31 WINVIIHIAI STATISTICS RUSHING -Cornell, Fitzpatrick 15-105, Levitt 16-40. Brown, Jessie 25-44, Sharkey 5-12. PASSING Cornell, Lazor 12-28-1-166. Brown, Yankoff 10-28-2-117.

RECEIVING -Cornell, Burke 4-32, Berryman 2-36, Fitzpatrick 2-30, Sheuman 2-24. Brown, Buckley 3-45, Makane 3-44, Panagos 2-9. PRINCETON, 14-3 flt PflftCfaTtM, J. Columbia (1-6) 0 3 0 0-3 Princeton (7-0) 7 0 0 7-14 P-Elias 15 run (Hogg kick) C-FG Olson 27 Elias 13 inn (Hogg kick First downs 3 24 Rushes-yards 29-43 56-352 Passing 233 77 Return yards 23 52 Passes 35-15-0 16-6-1 Punts 10-334 7-223 Fumbles-lost 2-1 5-2 Penalties-yards 5-25 12-96 Possession 26:43 33:17 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Wiley 8-3 1 Klo-sek 8-29, Harper 6-13, Schwllle 6-(-18), Cavanaugh l-(-12); Elias 34-226, Bailey 9-42, Foote 9-31, Bru-cato 3-29, Ross 1-22, Teter 1-2. RECEIVING Bassett 4-77.

Cavanaugh 2-62, Valvo 2-28, Howell 2-26, Klosek 2-2, DiBlasi 1-26, Ramirez 1-12; Nance 2-20, Bailey 2-17, Scoggin 1-21, Gill 1-19. RECEIVING -C, Schwllle 35-13-0-233; Foote 16-6-1-77. v. V'. I AP PHOTO Harvard's Mark Giardi skirts Dartmouth's Josh Bloom (92) and George Neos.

LEHIGH, 17-10 Holy Cross tumbles in the final minute ST. LAWRENCE, 34-19 at NortMleM, Vt St. Lawrence (2-6) 14 7 7 6 34 Norwich (0-8) 7 0 6 6 19 SL Rick Beaudette 6 run (Sean McGee kick) SL Bill Spagnolo 1 run (McGee kick) NU Mark Ellis 66 run (Matt Curran kick) SL Spagnolo 1 run (McGee kick) NU Steve Gabriel 69 run (kick failed) SL Jason Felix 85 kickoff return (McGee kick) NU Dan Coulombe 4 run (rush failed) SL Tim Riga 24 pass from Troy Up-dyke (pass failed) 27-13 North Dartmouth Framlngham (3-4) .0 0 7 6 13 UMass-Dart. 13 0 0 14 27 Bill Johnson 4 run (Andrew Tripp kick) Bill Casey 1 run (kick failed) Todd Conley 4 pass from Matt Pratt (Dan Walsh kick) Dennis Lehane 24 pass from Bill Casey (Tnpp kick) Jamie Chase 1 run (Tripp kick) Rod Patten 18 pass from Pratt (kick failed) Attendance 503. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -M, Casey 19-70, Johnson 19-64, Chase 14-52; Joe Giordano PASSING-M, Casey 5-9-1-52; Pratt 12-26-2-164.

RECEIVING -M, Chase 1-28, Johnson 3-0, Lahane 1-24. Jim McGeehan passed for 129 yards and three touchdowns and ran for another as Pennsylvania re- mained unbeaten with a 48-7 victory over Yale yesterday at New Haven, the worst Ivy League defeat in the Elis' history. Penn (7-0 overall, 4-0 league) held Yale (2-5, 1-3) to 34 rushing yards and 166 total yards in its first win at Yale Bowl since 1985. Chris Brassell caught four passes for 92 yards and two touchdowns, including a 43-yard reception that gave the Quakers a 21-0 lead on the opening drive of the second half. Yale's only touchdown came on a 3-yard run by Bob Nelson in be- tween Brassell's two scoring catches, i Penn went up, 14-0, in the first 1 half on a 1-yard run by McGeehan in the first quarter and a 53-yard fum- ble return by Pat Goodwillie in the second quarter.

Princeton 14, Columbia 3 Keith Eli- as rushed for 226 yards and two touch- downs as Princeton (7-0, 4-0) got by Columbia (1-6, 04) at Princeton, JM setting up a showdown for first place at Penn next Saturday. In the first quarter, Columbia's Jeremy Howell let a punt slip through his hands and Princeton's Lou Cherico recovered at the 23. Two plays later, Elias scored on a 14-yard run and Jeff Hogg added the extra point Cornell 21, Brown 3 Pete Fitzpatrick ran for 105 yards, including a 48-yard touchdown, as Cornell (34, 2-2) dumped Brown (2-5, 1-3) at Providence. Fit2patrick also set up the opening score for Cornell on a 21-yard pass from Bill Lazor. Chad Levitt scored on a 3-yard run on the next play.

Hartford stuns BU in soccer Elvis Thomas scored his second goal with 10:36 left to lift Hartford to a 3-2 men's soccer upset of Boston Pnllotro University yester-vunege day at West Hart. rOUndUP ford, Conn. In their season finale, the Hawks (8-11, 2-5) snapped the Terriers' 29-game regular-season unbeaten streak against North Atlantic Conference opponents. BU (11-6-1, 6-1) got goals from Gisle Sorli and Steve Walker. Bentley 4, Quinnipiac 1 Freshman Diego Martinez' two goals at Hamden, sparked the Falcons (144, 8-1), who captured their third straight NortheastrlO regular-season title.

Babson 3, Brandeis 2 Senior Dan Deresh scored twice in the first half, Ming the Beavers (12-3-1) over the Judges (12-6-1) at Wellesley. Wheaton 1, Plymouth St. 0 Brandon LaFlem's goal at 22:45 held up for the Lyons (11-5-1) at Plymouth, N.H. Conn. College 1, Williams 1 Bobby Driscoll's goal 11:41 into the second half pulled the Camels (11-2-1) even, halting the Ephmen's winning streak at 11.

Wesleyan 1, Bowdoin 0 Mike Astar-ita scored with 621 left at Brunswick, Maine, for the Cardinals (9-3-1). Women's soccer Babson 2, Wellesley 0 Julie Tienken had a goal and an assist as the Beavers advanced to the New England Women's 8 tournament final. Brandeis 3, Smith 1 In today's NEW8 final at Smith College, Babson will take on the Judges, who got three goals from Andrea Illes to beat Smith. Bates 4, Colby 3 Kirsten Geisel scored twice in the first overtime as the Bobcats outlasted the White Mules at Waterville, Maine. Field hockey North Carolina 1, UMass 0 Stephanie Walsh tallied with 9:34 left in overtime to lift the seventh-ranked Tar Heels (11-2-3) over the No.

3 Min-utewomen (15-3) at Chapel Hill, N.C. Syracuse 2, UConn 1 Julie Williamson's overtime goal sent No. 9 Syracuse (14-3-1, 4-0-1) to a Big East victory at Storrs, Conn. Nichols 7, WNEC 1 Stacy Volpone scored twice in the first half as the Bison (9-9-1) captured the North East Women's Athletic Conference tournament title at MIT, 21-6 MAINE MARITIME, 45-8 ChUmi Msbw Fltchburg 0 0 2 6 -8 Maine Mar. (6-1) ...7 14 24 0 45 Jim Blake 61 punt return (Jason Goodwin kick) Doug Peters 15 pass from Shawn Snedden (kick failed) Luke Houghton 11 pass from Snedden (Peters pass from Snedden) Brad Vigue 24 run (kick failed) Rob Marchitello 5 run (kick blocked) Mike Barry 93 blocked extra point return Marchitello 19 run (kick failed) Matt Myatt 38 fumble return (kick failed) Erik Holm 11 run (kick failed) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -M, Marchitello 33-211, Dennis Seymour 12-40, Vigue 7-38; Holm 6-20.

PASSING -M, Snedden 8-13-0-97; Steve Nelson 13-24-0-53. RECEIVING -M, Peters 4-56; Matt Leavitt 2-53. WESLEYAN, 28-25 fll BfUMwfck, fttaiiw Wesleyan (6-0) 14 0 7 7 28 Bowdoin (2-4) 6 6 13 0 25 Troy Robinson 39 run (Joshua Stein kick) Robinson 30 run (Stein kick) Anthony Molinari 1 run (kick failed) Adam Rand 1 run (pass failed) Doug Brawn 10 pass from Rand (pass failed) Jeff Wilner 1 pass from Robinson (Stein kick) Rand 2 run (Mark McCormick kick) James Yaker 3 pass from Robinson (Stein kick) Attendance 3,803. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -B, Rand 18-95, Molinari 19-76; Robinson 23-93, Dave Cot-trell 14-61. PASSING -B, Rand 11-28-2-150; Robinson 8-11-0-96.

RECEIVING -B, Peter Nye 4-62, Jon Beedy 4-50; James Yaker 3-31, Rick Famell 1-47. TRINITY, 43-14 at MkMMMry, Vt. Trinity (6-0) 7 7 20 9 43 Middlebury (3-3) 7 0 7 0 14 Matt Whitcomb 3 run (Smith kick) Shaun Kirby 3 pass from Steve Mikulski (McDavitt kick) Kirby 7 pass from Mikulski (McDavitt kick) Win Cambell 26 fumble recovery (Smith kick) Kirby 32 pass from Mikulski (McDavitt kick) Kirby 22 pass from Mikulski (McDavitt kick) Scott Maurer 18 pass from Mikulski (kick failed) Rondini 39 FG Kirby 52 run (kick failed) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -T, Kirby 4-53, Maurer 11-57; Whitcomb 11-15. PASSING -T, Mikulski 30-41-6-311. RECEIVING -T, Kirby 7-158, McDavitt 6-54.

WPI, 21-7 at Dorchester MIT (5-2) 0 0 7 14 21 UMass-Boston 0 0 6 -6 MIT John Hur 19 run (Dan McGahn kick) MIT Jose DeLeon 1 run (McGahn kick) MIT Calvin Newman 31 interception return (McGahn kick) UMB Chris Griffiths 60 pass from Brendan Oever (rush failed) Attendance INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -MIT, DeLeon 35-148, Hur 9-40, Barron 6-30, Brown 11-15; UMB. Tardanico 7-37, Rogers 6-25, Perry 3-8. PASSING MIT, Hur 9-4-0-45; UMB, Dever 11-4-2-108, Lindskog 19-3-2-33. RECEIVING -MIT, Duran 2-23, De-Leon 2-22; UMB, Griffiths 1-60, Zellner 2-40, Guyton 2-18, Tardanico 1-11. AMHERST, 23-21 flt Msdford Amherst (3-3) 7 7 6 3 23 Tufts (1-5) 7 0 7 7 21 A Chris Miller 82 kick return (Winston Decuir kick) Greg Peters 11 run (Chris Capi-telli kick) A Robet Devries 2 run (Decuir Wck) Nick Alford 3 run (Capitelli kick) A Daniel Orlando 12 punt return (kick failed) I Mike Daly 58 pass from Peters (Capitelli kick) A Decuir 20 FG Attendance 4,602.

MDMDUAI. STATISTICS RUSHING -A, Josh Mason 19-111; Bnan Curtin 25-97, Afford 26-90, Jim Dufort 6-52. PASSING-A, Devries 10-18-1-116; Peters 10-15-1-168. RECEIVING -A, Miller 4-51, Chris Hays 2-32; Daly 4-109, Dufort 3-41. WESTnELD 27-9 at Biizzarea Bay Westfield (6-1-1) 20 0 7 0 27 Mass.

Mar. (4-4) 0 9 0 0 9. Tim Lightfoot 1 run (Pete Hed-den kick) Tim Peters 42 pass from Todd Kiley (Hedden kick) Lightfoot 9 run (kick failed) Mark Liptak 1 run (kick failed) Boyd Hobson 31 FG Lightfoot 16 run (Hedden kick) Attendance 385. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING M. Ed Hightower 15-51, Liptak 12-26; WS, Lightfoot 27-170.

PASSING M. Gagnon 12-31-2-124; WS, Kiley 5-11-0-84. RECEIVING -M, Liptak 6-47, Hightower 2-41; WS. Peters 4-81. at Bethtthem, Pa.

Holy Cross (1-7) 0 3 7 0- 10 Lehigh (6-2) 0 3 0 14 17 Byron Dyson 25 FG Anthony Pignio 23 FG Sanchez 1 run (Pignio kick) Mark Lookenbill 2 run (Dyson kick) Dave Cecchini 18 pass from Scott Semtimphelter (Dyson kick) Attendance 5,431. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Trivers 10-52, Wynn 8-37: Lookenbill 29-127, Semtimphelter U-25. PASSING -H, Callahan 12-21-0-156; Semptimphlte 23-35-0-291. RECEIVING -H, Summers 4-75, Cooney 2-38; Ceccini 5-87, Mastro-pterro 6-57. ASSUMPTION, 18-13 at Worcester St.

Peter's (2-6) 7 6 0 0 13 Assumption (5-3) 6 0 6 6 18 Anthony Guma 29 run (Guma kick) A Dan Mathews 10 run (pass failed) Guma 27 FG Guma 35 FG A Scott Thompson 53 run (kick failed) A Mathews 14 pass from Jim Smith (pass failed) Attendance 604. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING SP, Johnson 32-133; DeFalco 19-77, Thompson 5-60, Mathews 6-25, PASSING SP, Guma 11-5-1-40; Shaheen 13-8-1-71. RECEIVING -SP, Marshall 2-25, James 2-11; DeFalco 3-29, Math-ews 2-26, Moore 2-15. BENTLEY, 30-0 atWaWiam Sacred Heart 0 0 0 0 0 Bentley (8 0) 11 11 8 0 30 Mike Rymsha 4 pass from Bruse Orth (Brian Hurton pass from Steve Patten) Patten 27 FG John Ferguson 3 run (Hurton pass from Patten) Patten 23 FG Hurton 45 pass from Rymsha (Pat- ten rush) Attendance 500. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -B, Brandon Hight 12-59, Orth 13-41, Ferguson 7-30; Scott Warman 23-97, Donny Fowler 4-14.

PASSING -B, Rymsha 10-17-0-157; SH, Wayde Labossiere 1-7-1-3. RECEIVING -B. Hurton 3-54, Wright 3-30, Jason Ryder 2-64; SH, Ron Stopkoski 1-3. WILLIAMS, 56-3 at WUIuumtwn Hamilton (0-6) 0 3 0 0 3 Williams (5-1) 0 42 0 14 56 Todd Machnik 8 pass from David Sullivan (Pat Barnard kick) Nick Gemelli 21 pass from Sullivan (Barnard kick) Jeff Holden 39 FG Mark Kossick 59 run (Barnard kick) Gemelli 9 pass from Sullivan. (Barnard kick) Gemelli 3 pass from Sullivan (Barnard kick) Tod Ducharme 17 pass from Sullivan (Barnard kick) Scott Coccaro 14 run (Barnard kick) Coccaro 1 run (Barnard kick) Attendance -621.

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -H, Rahmer 22-65; Kossick 10-80, Lee 12-56. PASSING -H, Watson 6-13-0-47, Dublois 3-18-1-25; Sullivan 12-15-0-118. RECEIVING -H, Spitzen 4-28, Nis-sen 3-21; Gemelli 4-39, Ducharme 2-27. WORCESTER 16-8 at Worcester Bridgewater (4-4) 0 0 0 8 8 Worcester (4-3) 0 10 6 0 16 Frank Bowen 1 5 pass from Gary Pierce (Bowen kick) Bowen 37 FG Demetrius Bennett 52 run (kick blocked) Jeff Putnam 2 run (Dung Nguyen pass from Putnam) Attendance 731. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Bennett 9-75; Nguyen 16-120.

PASSING-W, Pierce 6-24-1-92; Hyman 4-1 1-1-37, Putnam 8-24-3-114. RECEIVING -W, Bowen 3-34; 8, Paul Wright 5-51. i Worcutcr UM-Lowell (3-5) 0 7 0 0 -7 WPI (3-4) 7 7 7 0 21 Jason Wooley 51 run (Greg Amiro kick) Dave Swedick 10 pass from Tom Bums (Amiro kick) Steve Johnson 34 pass from Bums (Amiro kick) Dennis Brouillette 51 run (Keith Osborne kick) Attendance 453. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -L, Brouillette 23-140, Bartlett 9-49. Kouyoumdjian 6-20; Wooley 24-135, Ansah 10-49, Bums 5-13.

PASSING -L, Boudreau 8-3-1-39; Burns 42-26-0-304. RECEIVING SL, Riga 1-24, Roidan 2-23, Felix 2-13; Brady 2-42, Brown 2-25, Coulombe 2-25. Scott Semptimphelter threw an 18-yard touchdown pass to Dave-Cecchini with 19 seconds remaining NFfnnthall yesterday to n.t TooiDan give Lehigh a rOUndUP 17-10 victory over Holy Cross at Bethlehem, Pa. The score was the second fourth-quarter touchdown for Lehigh (6-2, 3-0 Patriot League) and propelled it to its first-ever win over the Crusaders (1-7, 0-2). Holy Cross took a 10-3 lead with 10:48 left in the third quarter when Rob Sanchez scored on a 1-yard plunge.

Lehigh had several scoring opportunities but couldn't convert until 9:30 of the fourth, when Mark Loo-kenbill's 2-yard sweep tied it at 10. NESCAC Trinity 43, Middlebury 14 Shaun Kirby caught four touchdown passes from Steve Mikulski and ran 52 yards for another score as Trinity (6-0) broke a 14-14 tie in the third quarter and rolled at Middlebury, Vt Wesleyan 28, Bowdoin 25 Troy Robinson threw a 3-yard scoring pass to James Yaker on the first play of the fourth quarter to lift the Cardinals (6-0) at Brunswick, Maine. Williams 56, Hamilton 3 Five of David Sullivan's 12 completions went for touchdowns as the Ephmen (5-1) exploded for 42 points in the second quarter at Williarnstown. Colby 53, Bates 14 Matt Manner-ing's five TD passes set a school record and the White Mules eclipsed their single-game scoring mark at Wa-terviHe, Maine. Amherst 23, Tufts' 21 Junior Winston Decuir kicked a 20-yard field goal with six seconds left to lift the Lord Jeffs (3-3) at Medford.

Freedom Plymouth St. 31, Coast Guard 14 At Plymouth, N.H.,"Bob Bost ran for one! touchdown and caught one of Andy Jackson's two touchdown passes for the Panthers (5-2, MS). WPI 21, UMass-Lowell 7 Jason Wooley rushed for 102 yards and a touchdown as the Engineers turned back the Quefe at Worcester. Stony Brook 33, Western Conn. 6 -Chris Delmadge rushed for 121 yards and three touchdowns for host Stony Brook m-1, 3-0).

N.E. Conference Wf Stfield St. 27, Mss. Maritime 9 Tim Lightfoot ran for 170 yards and three touchdowns for the Owls (6-1-1), who raced to a 20-0 first-quarter lead. UMass-Dartmouth 27, Framlngham St 13 Bill Johnson and Bill Casey rushed for TDs in the first quarter as the host Corsairs (4-3) prevailed.

Worcester St 16, Bridgewater St. 8 -In the second quarter, Frank Bowen caught a scoring pass and kicked a 37-yard field goal, lifting the Lancers (4-3) at Worcester. Maine Maritime 45, Frtchburg St. 8 Rob Marchitello had 211 yards and three touchdowns rushing and the Mariners (6-1) returned a punt and a fumble for TDs at Castine, Maine. Eastern Collegiate Stonehill 48, Curry 13 Sophomore Dan Cahill of Marshfield caught two scoring passes and ran back the second-half kickoff 93 yards for another score as the Chieftains (6-1) tied their school record for victories.

WNEC 17, Nichols 13 Matt Luccar-' elli threw for 199 yards and a touchdown to lead the Golden Bears (2-4-1, 2-3) past the Bison (1-7, 0-6) at Springfield. Nonleague Bentley 30) Sacred Heart 0 Sophomore Mike Rymsha threw a touchdown pass and caught another at Wal-tham as the Falcons (8-0) posted their 11th shutout of the decade. New Haven 63, AIC 10 Junior quarterback James Weir tied a school record with six touchdowns passes to lead the Chargers (8-0) at Springfield. MIT 21, UMass-Boston 6 Jose De-Leon rushed for 143 yards and a touchdown and the Engineers (5-2) i converted three Beacon turnovers into TDs at Dorchester. 1 Assumption 18, St Peter's 13 -Freshman Dan Mathews caught a 14-yard scoring pass from classmate Jim Smith of Gloucester with five seconds left on a fake field goal attempt to lift the Greyhounds (5-3) over the Pea- cocks (2-6) in Central Conn.

28, S. Conn. St 14 -Jay Perez and Darian Coleman returned interceptions for touchdowns as the Blue Devils (3-5) won at New Haven. St Lawrence 34, Norwich 19 Jason Felix rushed for 115 yards and returned a kickoff 85 yards for a TD as the Saints (2-6) rolled at Northfield, VL C.W. Post 23, Springfield 6 Joe Brusca burst for 272 yards and three touchdowns on 39 carries as the Pioneers (2-6) failed at Brookville, N.Y.

STONEHILL, 48-13 Stonehill 7 10 48 Curry (1-6) 7 6 0 0 13 Mike Nelson 3 run (Pat Mathews kick) Karl Bussey 9 run (Chris Gabriel kick) Dan Cahill 12 pass from Tony Dello lacono (Mathews kick) Cahill 33 pass from Dello lacono (Mathews kick) A.J. Vieira 41 pass from Bussey (kick blocked) Mike Reynolds 24 pass from Dello lacono (Mathews kick) Mathews 28 FG Cahill 93 kick return (Mathews kick) Mathews 19 FG Reynolds 58 pass from Tom Pin-cince (Mathews kick) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Bussey 17-55, Han-ley 6-10; McLucas 23-119, Nelson 21-79. PASSING -C, Bussey 9-25-4-136; Dello lacono 12-25-1-131. RECEIVING -C, Vieira 4-69, DePillo 3-50; Reynolds 4-131, Cahill PLYMOUTH 31-14 at Plymouth, N.H. Coast Guard 7 0 0 7 14 Plymouth SL (6-1).

.0 14 3 14 31 Morton 6 pass from Wasserman (Wasserman kick) Bost 6 run (kick failed) bost 10 pass from Jackson (Car-low pass from Jackson) P-Albers31 FG Carlow 36 pass from Jackson (Albers kick) Bowman 1 run (Albers kick) Lewin 8 pass from Melnick (Wasserman kick) Attendance 2,962. CENTRAL 28-14 Conn. (3-5) 7 7 7 7 28 S. Conn. (2-6-1) 0 7 7 0 14 Heston Sutman 17 pass from Sam Tirone (Nelson Mingachos kick) Jay Perez 24 interception return (Mingachos kick) Chris Ortiz 7 pass from Rob Bums (Mike Acevedo kick) Shane Chontos 1 pass from Tirone (Mingachos kick) Ortiz 2 run (Acevedo kick) Darian Coleman 20 Interception return (Mingachos kick) Attendance- 1,000.

NEW HAVEN, 63-10 New Haven 21 7-63 AIC (2-6) 3 0 0 7 10 Tony Willis 52 pass from James Weir (John O'Riordan kick) A Mike Dnscoll 25 FG Max Joyner-Brown 31 pass from Weir (O'Roirdan kick) Joe Davis 40 pass from Weir (O'Riordan kick) Joyner-Brown 13 padd from Weir (O'Riordan kick) Tom O'Conner 31 pass from Weir (O'Riordan kick) A.J. Livingston 3 run (O'Riordan kick) Roger Graham 26 pass from Weir (O'Riordan kick) Graham 3 run (O'Riordan kick) Colin Spooner 18 run (O'Riordan kick) A Jerry Watkins 2 run (Drtscotl kick) Attendance 475. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -N, Graham 16-156; Rashid Thomas 19-92, Jermaine Harris -9-70. PASSING-N, Weir 13-22-0-288. RECEIVING -N, Willis 5-98, Joyner- -Brown 3-64.

WNEC, 17-13 SprfngftoM Nichols (1-7) 7 6 0 0 13 WNEC (2-4-1) 7 7 3 0 17 Steve Carroll 3 run (Rick Phelps kick) Dino Campopiano 2 run (Doug McKay kick) Mark Foscaldo 27 interception return (kink failed) Erik Bliss 47 pass from Matt Luccareili (Phelps kick) Phelps 20 FG INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Campopiano 35-129. Carven 7-94, Lowell 5-15; Carroll 28-90, Luccareili 9-21, Coffin 7-16. PASSING Carven 3-6-0-27. McKay 2-11-0-19; Luccareili 27-4-199. RECEIVING Maher 3-26, Campopiano 1-12, Fredricks 1-8; Bliss 3-78, Woodward 2-42, King 4-31.

C.W. POST, 23-6 at araotnffle, N.Y. Springfield (7-1) ...0 6 0 0 -6 CW. Post (2-6) ....7 6 10 0 23 Joe Brusca 5 run (Jim Rooney kick).