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61 Eastern college football THE BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE OCTOBER 2. 19M i Giind-'em-out Harvarc MASS-DARTMOUTH, 25-20 AIC, 34-14 7 I 13 20 13 0 2S s-Ora Bill Casey 43 run (kick failed) Records fall in Stonehill's win over MIT keeps Holy Cross in cold W-Eric Banbeau 1 run (Joe Dt-Gregono kick) M-Casey 71 run (John Barbaros-sa kick) Casey 1 1 run (kick failed) W-Vinnie Sala 2 run (Digregorio kick) Banbeau 10 run (rush failed) James Chase 6 run (rush failed) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Casey 29-254, Mike No 18-71, Chase 8-28; Marvin Joyner 25-127, Banbeau 15-93. PASSING -M, Chase 1-9-1-9; Dave Sessa 6-8-1-77, Andrew Kunz 2-6-1-21. RECEIVING -M, Noe 1-9; Gayle Saunders 3-31. By Joe Burns GLOBE STAFF WORCESTER ti LULA2mSll for four quarters PLYMOUTH 30-0 UMass-Ustfelt 0 0 0 0 -0 Plynwatk St 7 0 14 0-30 R.J.

Letendre 35 pass from Joel Perry (Paul Ascoli kick) David Bowman 2 run Ascoli 29 FG Kevin Hutchins 10 pass from Perry (D Ascoli kick) Letendre 38 pass from Perry (D'As-coli kick) Attendance 5,246. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Bowman 9-63, Redburn 14-79, Hutchins 7-23, Abraham 10-41, Rauner 5-31; Kouyoumdjian 14-43, Boudreau 13-43, Maxwell 10-32. PASSING -P, Perry 13-26-0-249-M, Boudreau 2-9-0-12. RECEIVING -P, Letendre 7-174, Dalton 2-33, Hutchins 2-21; Kouyoumdjian 1-9, Maxwell 1-3. i I l.L 'rP 1 1 I i A -fj.

RPI, 21-14 WPI. RPI .7 7 0 0 14 15-21 C.W. Pest 14 14 AK 21 7 0 34 A Jerry Watkins 51 pass from Matt Sohns (Brian McManus kick) C-Collrs Martin 20 pass from Mike Ferrara (Chns Kommatas kick) C-Jamie Gaparre 73 pass from Ferraro (Kommatas kick) A-Rashid Thomas 14 fun (McManus kick) A Thomas 1 run (McManus kick) A Thomas 81 run (kick blocked) A Joel Piatt 23 pass from Sohns (McManus kick) Attendance 3.500. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -A, Thomas 23-179, Ken Russell 12-28; Joe Brusca 20-140. PASSING -A, Sohns 3-10-1-85, Russell 3-8-0-57; Ferraro 21-39-2-334.

RECEIVING -A, Watkins 3-71, Piatt 2-29; C. Jamie Gasparre 8-150, Brusca 6-49, Mike LoRusso 3-49. AMHERST, 41-7 Amherst 7 21 7 -41 BowdoM 7 0 0 0 -7 B-Mike Flaherty 14 return of Blocked punt (Paul Hindle kick) A -Chris Miller 27 run (Dan Bled-mck kick) A -Rob DeVries 1 run (Blednick kick) A Joshua Mason 1 run (Blednick kick) A -Mike Comerheld 21 return of blocked punt (Blednick kick) A -Miller 14 pass from DeVries (kick failed) A Dan Milazzo 35 run (Blednick kick) Attendance 3.246. Bow. Amfi.

First downs 8 18 Rushes-yards 33-46 58-297 Passing yards 102 109 Passes 9-25-2 8-16-1 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -B, Tony Molinari 12-52, Nat Wysor 5-18; Mason 30-150, Milazzo 11-72, Miller 2-55. PASSING -B, Ramon Martinez 8-23-2-98, John Wihbey 1-2-0-4; DeVries 7-12-1-103, Rich Willard 1-40-6. RECEIVING Doug Brawn 3-64, Andy Kenney 3-19; Chris Hays 4-30, Miller 3-64. ASSUMPTION, 35-12 Assumption 14 14 7 0 35 Nichole 0 0 0 6 12 A -Scott Thompson 67 run (kick failed) A Thompson 22 run (Matt Sha-heen rush) A -Thompson 22 run (Pat Flynn kick) N-Mark Primavera 5 pass from -Doug McKey (kick blocked) A Fran DeFalco 14 run (Flynn kick) A DeFalco 16 pass from Shaheen (Flynn kick) Dave Sokolnicki 33 pass from McKey (rush failed) Attendance 1,500 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING James Sharperdson 6-20, Jason Fair 4-17, Chris Nichols 2-15; Thompson 10-155, DeFalco 18-88, Jamie Mertoni 3-26. PASSING -N, McKey 21-52-3-- 296; Shaheen 7-13-0-115.

RECEIVING Sokolnicki 9-135, Primavera 9-68, Tom Fredericks 10-79; Steve Moore 3-25, DeFalco 3- 71, BENTLEY, 67-0 Curry 11-2-1) 0 0 0 0 -0 Bentley (4-01 35 13 0 19 67 Ed Mazzuchelli 6 pass from Mike Rymsha (Steve Patten kick) John Ferguson 10 run (Tom Tur-enne pass from Patten) Sean Ebanks 40 pass from Rymsha (kick failed) Mazzuchelli 22 run (Patten kick) Jason Ryder 12 pass from Rymsha (Mike Vaughn kick) Bruce Orth 6 run (Vaughn kick) Joe Cerami 25 run (kick failed) David Ford 13 run (Bryan Snead kick) Derek Mahoney 62 interception (kick failed) Matt D'Agostino 5 run (kick failed) Attendance 2,800. TrIPGEWATER 2M3 Bridgemter St. 7 0 14 0 21 Fitchburg St 0 7 6 0 13 Dung Nguyen 8 run (Matt Carroll kick) F-Kri Quinn' 1 pass from Jason Dyer (Jack Naylor kick) Paul Parisi 4 run (kick failed) B-Jeff Caputo .30 run (Carroll kick) B-Steve Johnson 27 fumble recovery (Carroll kick) Attendance -813. Senior quarterback Tony Dellolacono of East Boston threw for a school-record six touchdowns in Stonehill's 57-20 romp over MIT yesterday in an Eastern Collegiate New England Football Conference game at North Easton. DlV.

2-3 roundup It was a record-setting day for the Chieftains, who improved to 2-2 overall and 2-1 in the ECFC. Stonehill's 57 points and 662 yards in total offense set school standards. Dellolacono threw five touchdown passes in the first half as the Chieftains led the Engineers (1-3) at halftime, 34-7. Other Eastern Collegiate Bentley 67, Curry 0 Junior Mike Rymsha of Newbury-port threw three touchdown passes in the first quarter at Waltham and the Falcons (4-0) posted their third straight shutout and 22d consecutive regular-season victory. Bentley limited Curry (1-2-1) to 36 yards while coming up with two blocked punts, a fumble recovery and four interceptions.

Assumption 35, Nichols 12 At Dudley, senior running back Scott Thompson rushed for 155 yards and scored three touchdowns, including one on a 67-yard scamper on the first play from scrimmage, as the Greyhounds improved to 4-0. Salve Regina 41, WNEC 0 Former Archbishop Williams running back Jim Callahan rushed for two touchdowns at Newport, R.I., as the Newporters improved to 4-0. NESCAC Williams 22, Trinity 18 At Williamstown, senior Brian Gugliotta rushed for 99 yards and quarterback Mike Bajakian was 13 for 21 for 198 yards as the Ephmen (2-0) extended their winning streak to eight and halted the Bantams' string at 12. Senior flanker John Lieb had a pair of touchdown catches and a conversion grab in the second half for Williams. Late in the fourth quarter, the Ephmen held off a Trinity drive, which included a touchdown pass nullified by a holding penalty.

Steve Mikulski was 17 for 40 for 260 yards with a touchdown and two interceptions for Trinity (1-1). Amherst 41, Bowdoin 7 Sophomore Joshua Mason rushed for 150 yards and a touchdown and sophomore Chris Miller of Peabody added 196 all-purpose yards (55 rushing, 64 receiving, 77 returns) and scored two TDs, pacing the Lord Jeffs (2-0) at Brunswick, Maine. Amherst held the Polar Bears (0-2) to 148 yards, only 46 rushing. Tufts 27, Bates 7 At Medford, senior tailback Nick Alford rushed for three touchdowns as the Jumbos secured their first 2-0 start since 1987. Hamilton 6, Wesleyan 3 Dan DeBlois' 28-yard scoring pass to Mike Rahmer in the third quarter was all the Continentals (1-1) needed at Middletown, Conn.

Colby 37, Middlebury 13 Matt Mannering threw for 210 yards and Lawaun Curry ran for 137 more for the White Mules (1-1) at Waterville, Maine. Freedom Coast Guard 34, Norwich 12 At Northfield, Jesse Morton caught nine passes for 126 yards and Christian Lee had a pair of touchdown receptions as Coast Guard (1-2) rolled in the 60th meeting between the schools. Plymouth St. 30, UMass-Lowell 0 Wide receiver R.J. Letendre caught seven passes for 174 yards and two touchdowns and the Panthers held the River Hawks (0-4) to 148 yards en route to victory at Plymouth, N.H.

AP PHOTO Harvard's Kweli Thompson slips the grasp of HC's Sam Leo. i mmm 12 yesterday. Sometimes they stomped their feet, other times they clapped. But for the most part, the Holy Cross crowd sat in blustery, chilly temperatures and waited for their football team to make some spirit-warming plays. Yet the Crusaders have found such plays difficult to come by this season.

Instead, they've garnered enough miscues to silence the most boisterous home audience. The trend continued yesterday as Harvard posted a 27-17 victory, keeping the Crusaders winless after four games. 1 A Fitton Field crowd of 8,611 fought off the elements and watched Harvard collect 359 yards rushing as the Crusaders were mired in botched plays, missed tackles and turnovers. Harvard (2-1) posted its first non-Ivy League road win since defeating Holy Cross in 1985, For the Crusaders, it marked the first time they have started the season 0-4 since 1977. The Crimson exploited a defense that came in giving up 350.7 rushing yards per contest.

Harvard primarily used two running backs to eclipse the average -junior Kweli Thompson and sophomore Eion Hu. Thompson rushed 25 times for 171 yards (150 in the first half). He scored one touchdown, a 25-yard run with 8:10 left in the first quarter to give the Crimson a 7-3 lead. Hu rushed for 154 yards on 35 carries and added two touchdowns. The first came a 1-yard ran with 10:42 left in the second quarter to put Harvard up, 17-3.

The second came on a 5-yard run with 7:17 remaining in the game to increase Harvard's lead to 27-10. The longest run from scrimmage by Harvard was 28 yards (by Thompson). Instead the Crimson methodically marched up the field, usually gaining 8-10 yards at a time. "I think that in their defense they read a lot," said Thompson. "I told Eion midway through the game to just run hard.

They were reading so much they were going to miss plenty of tackles." Plenty is an understatement. At times, two Holy Cross defenders would corral a runner, only to allow him to slip through their grasp. "They mostly arm-tackled us," said Hu. "They were playing really soft, so we just went head up on them." That made for a most frustrating day for Holy Cross coach Peter' Vaas. "It's obvious they had some success just lining up running the football right at us," he said.

"They were fundamentally sound. They did simple things. They W-James Dubord 64 pass from Tom Burns (Greg Amiro kick) Ernie Ansah 1 run (Amiro kick) Peterson 19 run (kick failed) R-Mike Macci 24 run (Brian Rotchfrod pass from Mark Barnes) Peterson 5 run (Ken Felton kick) Attendance 1,700. RPI WPI First downs 19 11 Rushes-yards 52-164 37-68 Passing yards 161 180 Return yards 159 28 Passes 9-24-2 10-26-4 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING RPI, Macci 27-117; Peterson 16-57; WPI, Ansah 28-88. PASSING -RPI, Barnes 9-24-2-161; WPI, Burns 10-26-4-180.

RECEIVING -RPI, Rotchford 3-83, Chris Reigle3-38; WPI, Dubord 4-114, Ansah 3-42. SPRINGFIELD, 27-3 Springfield 7 0 3 17 27 Ithaca 3 0 0 0 -3 I -Mike DeMay42 FG Derek Carroll 47 run (Rob Gomez kick) S-Gomez 28 FG Gomez 32 FG S-Matt Doherty 8 run (Gomez Kick) Carroll 15 run (Gomez kick) Attendance 1,995 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -I, Jason Blood 9-37, Rodari Martin 7-28, Greg Murphy 7-28; Doherty 22-118, Carroll 5-91, Jason Cashton 21-46. PASSING -1, Murphy 11-23-1-128, Jim Betz 4-9-56, Neal Weid-man 4-6-0-53; Cashton 3-8-0-47. RECEIVING -1, Todd Sandagato 8-823, Jon Beer 3-84; Steve Higgins 2-25, Brian Young 1-22. STONEHILL, 57-20 MIT 0 7 0 13 20 Stonehill 6 28 7 16 57 Mike Reynolds 5 pass from Tony Dello lacono (kick blocked) Shawn Stern 5 pass from Alix Sgouros (Ken Mills kick) S-Dan Cahill 51 pass from Dello lacono (Reynolds pass from Dello la-'cono) S-Greg McTigue 20 pass from Dello lacono (Pat Mathews kick) Reynolds 6 pass from Dello lacono (Mathews kick) Matt Williams 5 pass from Dello lacono (kick blocked) S-Cahill 40 pass from Dello lacono (Mathews kick) Mathews 20 FG Stern 1 run (Mills kick) S-Greg McCormick 6 run (kick failed) S-Adam Lawrence 5 run (Mike Annino kick) Scott Vollrath 57 run (kick failed) Attendance 1,169 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -S, Mike McLucas 21-96, McTigue 2-62, McCormick 10-61; Stern 16-71, Scott Volrath 3-50, Chris Brown 6-32.

PASSING -S, Dello lacono 20-24-0-311, Tom Pincince 3-4-0-66; Sgouras 8-15-0-83, Volrath Conf. All Cornell 1-0 3-0 Yale 1-0 3-0 Penn 2-0 Harvard 1-0 2-1 Brown 0-1 2-1 Princeton 0-1 2-1 Columbia 0-1 1-1-1 Dartmouth 0-1 1-2' HARVARD, 27-17 Hrvnl 10 7 3 7-27 Holy Crow 3 0 0 14-17 HC-FG Pignio 29 Thompson 25 run (Hannon kick) FG Hannon 26 Hu 1 run FG Hannon 23 i HC Sanchez 3 run Pignio kick) Hu 5 run (Hannon kick) -HC Callahan 1 run (Pignio kick) A Har HC First downs 29 20 Rushes-yards 74-384 30-178 Passing 143 267 Return Yards 53 115 Comp-Att-Int 11-21-1 23-38-2 Punts 5-37 -5-35 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 0-0 Penalties-Yards 6-54 5-65 Possession 35:59 24:01 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Thompson 25-171, Hu 35-154, Ferrara 14-34. HC, Walz 10-32, Callahan 5-35, Sanchez 6-17, Pignio 1-49. "PASSING-H, Ferrara 11-21-1-143. HC, Callahan 20-33-2-247, Fitzpatrick 3-5-0-20.

RECEIVING -H, Skelton 4-72, Halligan 3-37, Thompson 2-19. HC, Splaine 4-95, Myers 4-47, Laboranti 4-25 Walz 3-32, Cooney 3-29. YALE, 28-17 UConn 0 0 14 3-17 Vale 14 7 0 7-28 Price 1 run (Stalzer kick). Price 1 run (Stalzer kick). Y-Wallrapp 29 blocked punt return (Stalzer kick).

Nook 15 run (DeArmas kick). Connolly 10 pass from Rodgers (DeArmas kick). DeArmas 29 FG. Iwan 14 pass from Hetherington (Stalzer kick). Conn Yale First downs 15 16 Rushes-yards 38-135 57-129 Passing 169 87 Return yards 00 2 Comp-att-int 11-21-1 10-17-1 Punts 7-36 7-39 Fumbles-lost 4-3 4-1 Penalties-yards 4-33 6-31 Possession 24:40 35:20 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -C, Long 7-39, Edwards 12-38, Nook 6-37, Connolly 4-12, Nowden 1-9, Rodgers 4-6, Bailey 5-1-6); Price 23-103, Nelson 13-38, Parkins 2-6, Hoitlnk 1-1, HeuV erington 18-1-19).

PASSING -C, Rodgers 6-9-1-113, Bailey 5-12-0-56: Hetherington 10-16-1-87, Price 0- 1-0-0. RECEIVING H. Walkler 2-36, Connolly 2-20, Reid 2-19, Edwards 2-3, M. Walker 1-36, Schmidt 1-30, McKinney 1-24; Iwan 2-19, Guyer 2-11, Arim, 1-14, Langford 1-13, Nelson 1-10, Steinfeldt 1-8, Price 1-7, Prybyla 1- 5. FS First downs 16 Rushes-yards 46-S4 BS 13 51-222 4l 2-7-1 didn't hurt themselves.

They just said, 'Hey, here we come. Stop We didn't stop them. There were times when we did, we looked very, very good. There1 were times we just didn't make plays." Holy Cross did manage to generate some excitement on the first drive of the game. The Crusaders were lined up to punt when Anthony Pignio hauled in a bad snap that bounced in front of him, then ran left 49 yards for the first down.

Three plays later, Pignio booted a 29-yard field goal, putting Holy Cross up, 3-0, with 11:42 remaining in the first quarter. Holy Cross' efforts the rest of the half, however, were futile. In the second quarter, Vaas inserted backup quarterback Rob Callahan for starter Andy Fitzpatrick (3 of 5, 20 yards). Fitzpatrick completed 20 of 33 passes for 247 yards and had one touchdown, a 1-yard run with 1:56 remaining in the game. He also had two interceptions.

Passing yards 151 Return yards 20 Passes 18-35-2 RECEIVING Cahill 5-111, Reynolds 3-23, McTigue 6-113, McLucas 4-45; Trent Redman 5-125, Troy Gayeski 3-19. TUFTS, 27-7 Bates 0 7 0 0-7 TuH 0 7 14 6 27 Tom Spiro 42 pass from Dan Hooley (Mike Tisdale kick) Nick Alford 6 run (Glenn But-trick kick) Mike Daly 6 pass from Greg Peters (kick failed) T-Alford 3 run (Daly pass from Peters) T-Alford 4 run (kick failed) Attendance 2,400 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -F, Parisi 20-51, Jason Flannery 7-24, Josh Tessier 7-20; 8, Nguyen 27-122, Earl Johnson 14-, 75. PASSING Dyer 18-34-2-156; Caputo 2-7-1-6. RECEIVING Dan Verdier 6-86, Matt Kiggins 5-43, Nate Hughes 2-30; Nguyen 1-2, David Toto 1-4. COASTGUARD, 34-12 Coast Guard 14 14 0 6 34 Norwich 0 6 0 6 12 C-Kenny O'Connor 18 fumble re- covery (Ken O'Connor kick) Christian Lee 5 pass from Peter Melnick (O'Connor kick) C-AI Thompson 11 pass from Melnick (O'Connor kick) N-Steve Gabriel 67 run (pass failed) C-Lee 9 pass from Bob Bicker-staff (O'Connor kick) C-Jesse Morton 35 pass from Bickerstaff (pass failed) Nate Seitz 1 run (pass failed) Attendance 4,719 COLBY, 37-33 Middlebury 0 7 20 0 33 Colby 9 7 7 14 37 C-Deshaw25 FG Nardini 8 pass from Mannering (kick failed) Sullivan 7 pass from Pokrywa (Smith kick) Cuny 70 ran (Deshaw kick) -HI Pokrywa 48 run (Smith kick) Morrissey 49 pass from Mannering (Deshaw kick) Gottfred 66 run (Smith kick) Gottfred 63 run (rush failed) Nardini 6 pass from Mannering (Deshaw kick) Curry 36 run (Deshaw kick) M-Burley 14 pass from Pokrywa (rush failed) HAMILTON, 6-3 Bates Tufts 12 Yale makes UComi pay 44-109 First downs 13 Rushes-yards 41-41 Passing yards 159 Return yards 127 BROWN, 26-7 252 54 12-19-1 r-asses lj-JO-1 Colgate 0 0 7 0-7 Brown 13 6 0 7-26 B-Charlie Buckley 9 pass from Jason McCullough (kick failed) Paul Fichiera 8 run (Warden kick) FG Bob Warden 22 B-FG Warden 22 C-Dana Farland 20 run (Steve Franco kick) B-Buckley 122 pass from McCullough (Warden kick) A -r Col Rushes-yards 30-123 Passing 85 Comp-att-int 11-30-2 Bro 50-311 233 17-30-1 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Alford 19-87, Marty Tucker 5-28; Steve Potamis 9-43, J'eith Isles 16-30.

PASSING -T, Peters 12-19-1-252; DanJfooley 12-29-1-144. RECEIVING -T, Daly 4-56, Damon Adams 3-23, Jeff Soderquist 2-96; Chris Peduto 5-44, Chris LeB-lanc 2-29, Steve Potamis MAINE MARITIME, 35-3 Maine Maritime .7 13 IS 0 35 Mast. Maritime 3 0 0 0 -3 Mai-Geyer 89 kickoff return (McQuilkin kick) Mas-Bedhabson 37 FG Mai Marchitello 29 run (McQuilkin kick) Mai Marchitello 1 run (McQuilkin kick) Mai Marchitello 26 run (kick blocked) Mai-Geyer 1 run (kick failed) Mai McQuilkin 33 FG Attendance 3,000. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Marchitello 36-219; Hightower 22-62. PASSING Geyer 2-3-0-75; D.

Jezekes 6-16-3-85. RECEIVING Peters 1-58, Johnson 1-17; NA. WORCESTER 27-6 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -Colgate, Farland 17-87, Car-avetta 9-27, Lindell 3-5. Brown, Jessie 20-154, Fichiera 17-116, McCullough Buckley 1-13. PASSING Colgate, Lindell 11-30-2-85-.

0. Brown, McCullough 17-28-1-233-2. RECEIVING -Colgate, O'Flynn 4-39, Nash 4-26, Hope 1-3. Brown, Buckley 4-50, Sharkey 4-24, Yankoff 3-46, Honsby 2-55. RPI 21, WPI 14 Mike Mucci rushed for 117 yards and a touchdown and J.P.

Peterson scored his second touchdown with 28 seconds left as Rensselaer (2-1) rallied past Worcester Polytechnic Institute in the fourth quarter at Troy, N.Y. i Stony Brook 22, Sacred Heart 6 Timm Schroeder threw two touchdown passes and Alex Londino rushed for 136 yards at Stony Brook, N.Y., as the Seawolves improved to 4-0. Merchant Marine 30, Carnegie Mellon 22 Corey Marker rushed for 133 yards and a touchdown and Mike O'Connell kicked three field goals, sparking the Mariners (3-1) at Pittsburgh. N.E. Conference Worcester St.

27, UMass-Boston 6 Steve Hathaway scored the first two touchdowns and finished with 146 yards rushing and Dan Grew added 99 yards on the ground as the Lancers (3-1, 2-1) breezed at Dorchester. Scott Holland returned an interception 19 yards for Worcester State's final touchdown. Bridgewater St. 21, Fitchburg St. 13 Dung Nguyen rushed for 122 yards and a touchdown and Steve Johnson returned a fumble 27 yards for an insurance TD at Fitchburg as the Bears improved to 2-2.

Westfield St. 13, Framingham St. 3 Junior halfback Tim Lightfoot of Tewksbury rushed for 159 yards on 30 carries and scored a TD, sparking the Owls (3-1, 3-0) past the Rams (0-2-1, 0-2) at Framingham. Maine Maritime 35, Mass. Maritime 3 Rob Marchitello rushed for 219 yards and three touchdowns, propelling the Mariners at Castine, Maine.

UMass-Dartmouth 25, Western Conn. St. 20 Bill Casey carried 29 times for 254 yards and three touchdowns as the Corsairs (3-1) outlasted winless Western Connecticut State at North Dartmouth. James Chase's 6-yard TD run with 10:04 left provided the winning margin. Independents Springfield 27, Ithaca 3 Freshman halfback Derek Carroll of Hudson scored his first two college touchdowns on runs of 47 and 15 yards, springing the Chiefs (2-2) to victory at Ithaca, N.Y.

AIC 34, C.W. Post 14 Junior tailback Rashid Thomas rushed for 179 yards and three touchdowns and quarter- back Matt Sohns threw for two scores at Springfield as the Yellow Jackets improved to 2-2. Central Conn. St. 36, St.

Peter's 23 Senior tailback Duane Shirden rushed for two touchdowns and passed for another as the Blue Devils (2-2) held off the Peacocks at Jersey City, NJ. .0 0 6 0 -6 Hamilton Weslevan 0 0.3 0 3 COLUMBIA, 28-13 Shearer lor two touchdowns in a battle of winless teams at Hanover, N.H. The Big Green dominated from the kickoff, stopping the Rams cold on offense and doing everything except scoring more frequently. At halftime, Dartmouth held a 24-0 lead and Fordham had just one first down and minus-8 yards rushing before padding its statistics and scoring a second time in the closing minutes. Princeton 12, Bucknell 7 Linebacker Tim Greene blocked and recovered a fourth-quarter punt in the end zone to lift host Princeton.

With 2:09 remaining, Princeton tackle Michael Carr sacked quarterback Rob Glus on the Bucknell 2, forcing the Bison to punt from the end zone. Greene and Tom Mclnerney swarmed into the backfield before kicker Rich Miller could get the ball off, batting the kick into the end zone. Cornell 21, Lehigh 17 Chad Levitt ran for a career-high 144 yards and scored three touchdowns and Terry Smith added 111 yards on 10 carries to lead the Big Red at Ithaca, N.Y. Rabih Abdullah led the Engineers (2-1-1) with a career-high 149 yards rushing, including a 92-yard touchdown in the first quarter, Keith Price ran for two touchdowns and Chris Hetherington passed to Dan Iwan for a touchdown yy late in the fourth quarter to lead rOUnQUp Yaletoa28-17vie- tory over Connecticut yesterday at New Haven. Yale took advantage of UConn mistakes to score three first-half touchdowns.

The Bulldogs recovered a fumble on the Huskies' first scrimmage play and Price capped the ensuing 48-yard drive with a 1-yard run with 10:47 left in the first quarter. The Elis then recovered an on-side kick and drove 48 yards with Price again scoring from the 1 with 4:29 left in the quarter. Brown 26, Colgate 7 Brown quarterback Jason McCullough went 17 for 28 for 2133 yards and a pair of touchdowns as the Brains rolled at Providence. The victory was Brown's first over Colgate since 1968 and the first time Brown won back-to-back games since 1987. Brown running back Marquis Jessie ran for 109 of his game-high 154 yards in the first half as Brown opened a 19-0 lead.

Dartmouth 31, Fordham 14 Quarterback Ren Riley scored twice in the second quarter and passed to David Lafayette 3 7 0 3-13 Columbia 7 0 0 21-28 Laf FG McLaughlin 38 Col -Wiley 10 run (Aldrich kick) Laf Evans 55 pass from McHale (McLaughlin kick) Laf-FG McLaughlin 40 Col Cavanaugh 24 run (Aldrich kick) Col Cavanaugh 33 run (Aldrich kick) Col -Jake Lill 26 interception return (Aldrich kick) A 14 6 27 Worcester St 7 0 UMin-Boston 0 0 6 0-6 H-Mike Rahmer 28 pass from Dan DeBlois (kick blocked) W-Robert Stager 32 FG WESTFIELD 13-3 Wtstfield St 0 3 3 7 13 Framingham St. 3 0 0 0 3 Andy Mitzavich 30 FG Sean Jennings 22 FG -Jennings 19 FG Tim Lightfoot 10 run (Jennings kick) Attendance 713. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Colin Lyden 8-10, Mike Alexopolais 17-54; Lightfoot 30-159, Ryan Barry 10-36. PASSING -F, Rich Ceruti 6-19-3- 102, Paul Pelligrini 1-1-0-28; Derek Catelotti 10-22-3-104. RECEIVING-F, Greg Brotherlon 3-89, Jeff Fo 1-28; Tylor Gerry 3-38, Will Squeglia 4-40, Tony Amico2-32.

WILLIAMS, 22-18 Trinity 6 3 7 2 18 Williams 0 7 7 I 22 T-McDavitt 27 pass from Mi- kulski (kick failed) T-Rondini 31 FG 1 Kossick 5 run (Barnard kick) T-Allard 6 run (McDavitt kickl Lieb 34 pass from Bajakian (Barnard kick) W-Lieb 5 pass from Bajakian (Lieb pass from Bajakian) Safety Attendance 5,322. CORNELL, 21-17 lehlgh 7 7 3 0-17 Cornell 7 0 14 0-21 Cor Levitt 2 run (Rodin kick) Leh Abdullah 92 run (Swartz kick) Leh LaFeir 1 pass from Aylsworth (Swartz kick) Cor 50 run (Rodin kick) Cor Levitt 5 run (Rodin kick) Leh FG 23 Swartz Steve Hathaway 6 run (Chris Ivey kick) Hathaway 9 run (Ivey kick) UMB- Claude Mondesir 6 pass from Mike Moreno (pass failed) Dan Grew 4 run (Ivey kick) W-Scott Holland 19 interception return (kick failed) Attendance 300. WS UMB First downs 17 9 Rushes-yards 49-272 42-65 Passing yards 34 61 Return yards 30 16 Passes 2-14-1 6-13-2 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -WS, Hathaway 19-146, Grew 18-99; UMB, Mondesir 19-67, Rob Perry 9-36. PASSING-WS, Chris Desib 2-13-1-34; UMB, Moreno 5-12-2-55. RECEIVING -WS, Grew 1-27, Willie Bates 1-7; UMB, Mondesir 3-34, Rich Mroz 2-24.

Columbia 28, Lafayette 13 Quarter back Mike CavanauEh had touchdown PRINCETON, 12-7 Bucknell 0 7 0 0-7 Princeton 0 0 0 12 12 Buc i Svendsen 6 pass from Glus (Miller kick) Pri Ross 3 pass from Harvey (kick failed) Pri Greene recovered blocked punt (rush failed) A runs of 24 and 33 yards in the fourth quarter as host Columbia beat La- ette tor the hrst time since 1980..