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,60 THE BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE OCTOBER 30, 1994 CollegesIvy League oly Cross BENTLEY, 59-7 NORWICH, 31-19 i (2-0) 7 21 3 0 31 About-face for Harvard Crimson marches over Dartmouth with surprising ease St Lawrence (0-7) ..7 0 0 12 10 batters Hams for first win By Joe Concannon GLOBE STAFF HANOVER, N.H. Just one year ago against Dartmouth, Harvard quarterback Vin Ferrara came off mm the bench to relieve injured starter Mike Giardi, tight end Adam Golla was a center on the Crimson JV team and Tim Murphy was head coach of the Cincinnati Bearcats. The Big Green won, 39-33, and the Crimson were on their way to a season-ending five-game losing streak. They held a blockbuster of a Halloween party yesterday in Memorial Stadium as Ferrara completed 16 consecutive passes and 19 of 22 overall for 302 yards and three touchdowns, and Golla caught a fluky double deflection for a 58-yard touchdown that turned the game around as the Crimson (4-3, 2-2 in the Ivy League) frolicked their way to a 35-12 victory, their first win over Dartmouth (3-4, 1-3) since 1989. i It was Harvard's most significant win since a 37-20 surprise at Yale five years ago that ruined the Bulldogs' I chances for an undisputed Ivy League championship.

And it was one of the Big Green's worst losses this dec- ade, when they have been a consistent contender. AtlumpHoa 16-2) 0 0 0 0 7 Bmtta, 18-01 15 30 7 7 59 Bruce Ortn 2 run (David Ford run) B-Colin Arsenault 13 pass from Mike Rymsha (Steve Patten kick) B-Orth 1 run (Patten rush) B-Orth 2 run (Pat Goonan pass from Patten) B-ltxm Ryder 17 run (Patten klcM B-Arsenaurt 6 pass from Rymsha 'Mike Vaughn kick) Rymsha 1 run (Bryan Snead B-RIck Newman 3 run (Vaughn kick! A -Jamie Merloni 13 run (Patrick Flynn kick) Attendance 2,800. HfDfYIOUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -A, Scott Thompson 5-41, Dan Matthews 9-35, Jamie Merloni 3-15; 8, Ed Mazzuchelli 15-124, Orth 22-1 13, Joe Cream! 7-23. PASSING-A, Matt Shaheen 4-16-3-41, Greg Smith 0-3-2-0; Rymsha 11-18-0-143, Mike Mason 1-2- 0- 8. RECEIVING Steve Moore 2-14, Fran DeFalco 1-16, Matthews 1-11; Arsenault 3-17, Joanthan Story 2-35, Ryder 2-20.

HOLY CROSS, 31-21 Holy Crou 11-7) 7 14 0 10 31 FonUum 10-91 0 0 7 14 21 HC Walz 1 run (Plgnlo kick) HC Wall 2 run (Plgnio kick) HC Cooney 3 pass from Fitzpa-trick (Pignlo kick) Daskowskj 2 pass from Moonhead (Hagan kick) HC -Pignlo 21 FG Bathan 3 pass from Moorehead (kick failed) HC Wall 17 run (Plgnio kick) Ross 1 run (Ross run) Atendance 4,475. AMHERST, 28-19 Tft 2-41 7 0 0 12 19 AnherttlS-ll 7 7 14 0 28 A -Miller 70 pass from DeVrles (Bobruff kick) Tucker 18 run (Buttrick kick) A -Mason 5 run (8obruff kick) A Mason 1 run (Bobruff kick) A -Miller 31 pass from DeVrles (Bobruff kick) Adams 2 run (kick failed) Adams 6 pass from Peters (rush failed) Attendance INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -A, Mason 41-285, Miller 3-36; Adams 26-140, Tucker 5-33. PASSING DeVrles 5-11-172- Peters 11-25-137-0. RECEIVING Miller 4-167, Hoyt 1- Adams 4-73, Daly 4-53. BRIDGE.

29-0 Worcester 18-21 0 0 0 0 0 UrUia. St 15-31 ..14 0 0 IS 29 BS Jeff Caputo 1 run (Matt Carroll kick) BS Dave Qualey 3 1 fumble return (Carroll kick) BS-Dung Nguyen 29 run (Carroll kick) BS-Caputo 1 run (Nguyen pass from Paul Wright) MDMDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -WS, Steve Hathaway 19-51, Dan Grew 16-61. BS, Dung Nguyen 22-179, Jeff Caputo 9-71, Anthony Forte 13-34. PASSING WS, C. Degisto 2-15-0-9, T.

Maglio 0-6-1-0, D. Naff 3-5-1-20. BS, Caputo 2-9-0-21. RECEIVING WS, Dave Griffin 2-13, D. Grew 2-11.

BS, Forte 1-2, D. Toto 1-19. COLBY, 28-6 Cofty(S-l) 10 10 2 Bates (Ml 0 0 0 0-0 C-Jerrod DeShaw 19 FG C-Lawaun Curry 4 run (DeShaw kick) C-Matt Morrisey 84 pass from Marr Mannering (Brad Smith rush) C- DeShaw 18 FG C-Sherm Helenese 5 pass from Mannering (DeShaw kick) B-Jon Bowden 4 pass from Dan Hooley (kick failed) Attendance 900. INOlVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -B, Paul McGrail 9-23. Enrico Herring 9-27; Tyler Rainey 8-59, Smith 15-63.

PASSING Hooley 11-36-1-1 14; Mannering 17-33-1-338, Peter Matson 1-1-0-4. RECEIVING Bowden 4-58, Chris Peduto 2-10, Brett Nardinl 5-86, Morrisey 3-111, Rainey 3-61, Chris Fossella 2-48. rci i I Steve Gabriel 7 run (Matt Cur-ran kick) John Pfeiffer 34 pass from Chris Klley (Sean McGee kick) N-Joe Bustamante 90 pass from Mark Ellis (Curran kick) Robert Sarvis fumble recovery In end zone (rush failed) Gabriel 30 pass from Ellis (Nate Seitz rush) Curran 34 FG Pfeiffer 13 pass from Klley (rush failed) Dana Michel 22 pass from Klley (pass failed) Attendance 800. PLYMOUTH 20-14 nrMMtk 17-01 ..7 0 0 7 20 Coast Gnartf 0 7 7 14 P-Matt Lablance 66 pass from Joel Perry (D'Ascoli kick) Jason Friedman 42 Interception return (pass tailed) Christian Lee 43 pass from Peter Melnick (Kenny O'Connor kick) Lee 8pass from Melnick (O'Connor kick) Perry 5 run (D'Ascoli kick) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING James Jones 23-109, Melnick 12 81; David Bowman 17-51, Shawn Redburn 5-11. PASSING Melnick 20-37-4-232, Bob Bickerstaff 4-9-2-32; Perry 16-34-2-203.

RECEIVING -C, Lee 6-104, Jay Smith 7-92; Leblance 3-93, R.J. Letendre 6-56. SPRINGFIELD, 17-6 C.W. Port IS-31 3 0 3 0 -0 Springfield 14-4) 0 10 0 7 17 Chris Kommates 29 FG Jason Cashton 6 run (Rob Gomez kick) Gomez 41 FG Kommates 29 FG S-Mark Doherty 49 run (Gomez kick) Attendance- 1,350. IN DIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING-S, Doherty 21-125, Cashton 33-102; Joe Brusca 33-171, Mike Ferrara 9-18.

PASSING Cashton 3-8-0-27; Ferrara 8-25-4-99. RECEIVING-S, Brian Young 1-12, Gomez 1-10; Jamie Gasparre 39, Collis Martin 2-34. SOUTHERN 17-9 AK (2-01 0 0 0 0 -9 S. Conn. 14-41 0 7 7 3 17 A Brian McManus 27 FG A -Joe Gaddy 66 pass from Keon Russell (kick failed) Ellis Robinson 5 run (Frank Biancamano kick) S- Ricky Potteete 4 run (Biancamano kick) S-Biancamano 27 FG INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING-S, Robinson 40-303, Rowe 5-27; Thomas 33-131, Russell 8-28.

PASSING Bums 7-17-2-108; Russell 8-19-1-108. RECEIVING -S, Ortiz 2-36, Fer-nandes 2-31; Gaddy 4-88, Hayes 3-18. STONEHILL, Sl-6 Cany (1-0-1) 0 0 6 0 0 Stonehnl 10-21 30 0 13 8 SI Dan Cahill 30 pass from Tony Delo lacono (Pat Mathews kick) Safety, Jon Luc Dupuy S- Cahill 16 pass from Dello lacono (Mathews kick) Mike McLucas 1 run (Sean Daly kick) S-Greg McTlgue 90 pass from Dello lacono (Mathews kick) S-Jeff Turner 33 pass from Tom Pincince (kick failed) Mike DeCoffe 23 pass from Karl Bussey (rush failed) S- Brian Adamson 37 pass from Pincince (Mathews kick) -Safety, Mike Minicucci S-Adam Lawrence 5 run (kick failed) Attendance 769. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING McLucas 17-94, Greg McCormick 7-50; Hashene Cunningham 10-29, Bussey 12-19. PASSING -S, Dello lacono 3-4-0-136, Dan Field 3-6-0-56, Pincince 2-6-0-70; Bussey 8-20-2121, Jeff Buxton 2-2-0-18.

RECEIVING -S. Cahill 3-64, McTlgue 2-113; Cunningham 3-35, Jay Medeiros 2-46. TRINITY, 21-10 Trtaty (4-21 7 7 0 7 21 MMdMy 12-41 0 7 3 0 10 T-Tom McDavitt 66 punt return (McDavitt kick) M-Ryan Sullivan 14 pass from Scott Pokrywa (Bain Smith kick) McDavitt 24 pass from Steve Mikulski (McDavitt kick) -Smith 34 FG T-Dave Allard 11 pass from Mikulski (McDavitt kick) Attendance 2,86. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -T, Shaun Kirby 17-91, Scott Maurer 7-28; Terrance Bradford 18-52, Pokrywa 13-32. PASSING-T, Mikulski 17-27-1-145; Pokrywa 3-9-1-31, Dave Frye 11-0-28.

RECEIVING -T, McDavitt 4-54, Greg Broderick 6-43; Gottfred 2-17, Ryan Sullivan 2-42. "This is a flat embarrassment," said Dartmouth linebacker Josh Bloom. "We just got blown out. They did whatever the hell they wanted. I don't know how to describe it.

It's sickening." "I can't say I saw something like this coming," said Murphy outside his delirious locker room. "The thing we preached all week was, 'Let's get a total team effort, and if we do you'll be amazed what can The kids came to play. It's the first time we've had a complete effort on both sides of the ball." The game had numerous mood swings in a mere 46-second span of the third period, when 20 points were scored. Before the outburst, the Crimson held a 7-0 lead on Eion Hu's 1-yard run in the second quarter. The onlslaught started when Ferrara threw a 17-yard touchdown pass to backup tight end Matt Gargu-linski 4:09 into the third quarter for a 14-0 lead.

Brian White, whose father, Jo Jo, sometimes broke open games for the Celtics, returned the ensuing kickoff 98 yards thanks to a block by Jamie Whitticom to tie Tom Fleming's 1973 record as the longest in Big Green history. "I got a great block," said White, "and that's the way we had it charted. It just worked." After Dave Regula missed the extra point, the Crimson had a 14-6 lead. Then came some weirdness. Ferrara threw a pass over the middle to flanker Mike Halligan that went off Halligan's hands, off White's hands, and into Golla's.

Golla ran all the way to the end zone for a 58-yard score. "We thought the play was dead," said Golla. "I was playing the '0' line a year ago and it's just every offenseman's dream. "I was just happy to be in that position to make that catch and go with it I thought it was an interception since it bounced out of Halligan's hands, but it popped into my hands at the Crimson 42. To tell you the truth I thought the whistle was blowing.

I didn't know what to do at first, but then I just started running and I went with it. I figured I'd better keep on going." Hu had his fourth 100-yard game of the season, rack-ing up 166 yards and two touchdowns on 38 carries as the Crimson rolled up 524 yards (to Dartmouth's 347) in total offense. Ferrara, who completed 3 of 9 passes for 75 yards last year at Hanover as the Crimson saw a 17-point lead dissipate, led Harvard to a 28-6 lead at 11:18 of the third quarter. "We talked this week about the whole team coming together," said Ferrara. "It feels great to finally get the job done." Ivy roundup Cornell handed loss by Brown ASSOCIATED PRESS Paul Fichiera ran for 124 yards and a touchdown yesterday as Brown handed Cornell its first defeat of the season, a 16-3 loss at Ithaca, N.Y.

Cornell's only' scoring came six minutes into the first quarter when John Rodin kicked a 38-yard field goal. Brown (4-3, 1-4) answered on its next possession with a 35-yard field goal from Bob Warden. Jason McCullough hit Dufirstson Neree in the third quarter for an 18-yard touchdown pass, two plays after the Bears recovered a Cornell (6-1, 3-1) fumble on the Big Red 15. Penn 14, Yale 6 Unbeaten Penn relied on its top-ranked to extend its Division 1-AA winning streak to 18 games at Philadelphia. AP PHOTO Dartmouth's Ambrose Garcia tries to get around David St.

Peter (42) and Ed Kinney of Harvard. COLUMBIA, 17-10 atNeoYerfi H5-2I 0 3 0 7-10 1(4-2-11 7 10 0 0-17 Jones 24 pass from HARVARD, 35-12 it NhmW) NiNi Hamnl (4-3) 0 7 21 7-3S Oartmwtk (3-). 8-12 Bon Hu 1 run (Patrick Han-non kick) H-Matt Gargullnskl 17 pass from Vln Ferrara (Hannon kick) 0-Brian White 98 kickoft return (kick failed) Mam Golla 58 run (Hannon kick) Hu 4 run (Hannon kick) Gargullnskl 33 pass from Ferrara (Hannon kick) David Shearer 27 pass from Jon Aljancic (pass failed) Attendance Han Dart First downs 27 21 Rushes-yards 54-222 30-90 Passing 302 257 Return yards 20 6 Comp-att-int 19-22-0 22-42-2 Punts 7-39 5-38 Fumbles-lost 0-0 0-0 Penalties-yards 6-44 8-78 Possession 35.48 24:12 MXVtMIM. STATISTICS RUSHING Harvard, Hu 38-166, Brian Cohen 6-29, Tom Rear-don 3-9; Dartmouth, Ambrose Garcia 14-44, Aljancic 6-29, Mike Triplet! 3-9. PASSING -Harvard, Ferrara 19-22-0-302; Dartmouth, Jerry Singleton 13-24-1-132, Aljancic 9-18-1-125.

RECEIVING Harvard, Colby Skerton 4-41, Brian OeGustino 4-24, Mike Halligan 3-87; Dartmouth, Matt Puryear 7-87, Shearer 5-71, Abe Rife 3-32. J.R. Walz scored three touchdowns as Holy Cross won for the first time this season, extending Patriot League rival Fordham's losing streak to 10 games with a ij 31-21 victory yesterday in New York. Walz scored on runs of 1, 2 and 17 rOUndlip yards, finishing with 100 yards on 32 carries as the Crusaders (1-7, 1-2) won for the first time since the final game of 1993. The Rams (0-8, 0-3) were 1-10 last season.

After Walz scored a touchdown in eich of the first two periods, and Joe Cooney ran in from 3 yards out to make it 21-0 at halftime. Anthony Pignio matched Tony Melink's Holy Cross record with his 33d career field goal, a 21-yarder that made it 24-7 in the fourth period. NESCAC Williams 50, Hamilton 7 Sophomore fullback Mark Kossick scored five touchdowns, four rushing, at Clinton, N.Y., sparking the Ephmen (6-0) to their 11th straight victory. Mike Bajakian completed 14 of 19 passes for 250 yards and a touchdown for Williams, which scored on its first four possessions and led, 33-0, at halftime. Amherst 28, Tufts 19 Sophomore fullback Josh Mason broke the school record he set last week by rushing for 285 yards and Rob DeVries threw scoring passes of 70 and 31 yards to Chris Miller as the Lord Jeffs (5-1) turned back the Jumbos (24) at Amherst Colby 28, Bates 6 Matt Mannering threw for 338 yards and two touchdowns, propelling the White Mules (5-1) over the winless Bobcats at Lewiston, Maine.

Trinity 21, Middlebury 10 At Hartford, Tom McDavitt of Plymouth scored on a 66-yard punt return and a 24-yard pass from Steve Mikulski as the Bantams (4-2) won their third straight Wesleyan 29, Bowdoin 21 Junior fullback Dave Cottrell ran for 116 yards and a TD at Middletown, while becoming the Cardinals' all-time rushing leader (1,957 yards). N.E. Conference Maine Maritime 28, Fitchburg St. 0 Rob Marchitello rushed for 232 yards and scored three first-half touchdowns, springing the Mariners (5-2) at Fitchburg. Bridgewater St.

29, Worcester St. 0 Jeff Caputo scored on a pair of 1-yard runs and Dung Nguyen powered for 179 yards and a touchdown, boosting the Bears (5-3) over the Lancers (6-2) at Bridgewater. UMass-Dartmouth 36, Framingham St. 0 John Barbaros-sa kicked a 35-yard field goal and caught a 51-yard scoring strike from Bill Casey as the Corsairs (6-2) romped at Framingham. Eastern Collegiate Bentley 59, Assumption 7 Junior quarterback Mike Rymsha of Newburyport threw for two touchdowns and ran for another as the Falcons (8-0, 4-0) extended the nation's longest regular-season winning streak to 26 with a romp over the Greyhounds (6-2, 4-1) at Waltham.

Sophomore fullback Ed Mazzuchelli of Stoughton gained 124 yards on 15 carries for Bentley. MIT 46, UMass-Boston 32 At Cambridge, the Engineers (4-4) rallied from a 19-0 deficit in the first half and scored 26 points in the final period to keep the Beacons winless. Rich Mroz rushed for 237 yards and four touchdowns for UMass-Boston (0-7), but MIT's offense amassed 488 yards. Stonehill 51, Curry 6 Tony Dello lacono threw for three touchdowns, sparking the CWeftains (6-2) to a 30-0 first-quarter lead at North Easton. Nichols 34, WNEC 23 Doug McKay threw three touchdown passes to Dave SokulnicW and rushed for another as the Bison (2-6) held off Western New England (0-8) at Dudley.

Freedom WPI 45, UMass-Lowell 0 Junior tailback Ernie Ansah rushed for 126 yards and scored three times, leading the Engineers (4-3, 2-1) at Lowell. Tom Burns threw 2 yards to Dave Swedick for a touchdown to open the scoring. Ansah scored twice. Then Greg Amiro, who was successful on six conversion attempts, kicked a 28-yard field goal. Ansah scored a third time in the third period.

Plymouth St. 20, Coast Guard 14 Junior quarterback Joel Perry scored on a 5-yard keeper with 15econds left, keeping the Panthers (7-0) unbeaten and atjjp the conference. Norwich 31, St. Lawrence 19 Mark Ellis threw for two touchdowns, including a 90-yard hookup with Joe Bustamante in the second quarter for the Cadets (2-6) at Canton, I N.Y. Stony Brook 32, Western Conn.

0 At Danbury, Bobby Kane rushed for 111 yards and a TD and Timm Schroeder threw for 182 yards and a score as the Seawolves (6-2, 3-1) remained in league contention. Gettysburg 38, Merchant Marine 28 Shannon Forsythe rushed for 153 yards and scored on runs of 64, 4 and 55 yards for the Bullets, who rallied at Kings Point N.Y. Independents Springfield 17, C.W. Post 6 Freshman fullback Mark Doherty ran for 125 yards and scored on a 49-yard run with 1:16 left in the game as the host Chiefs turned back the Pioneers. Southern Conn.

17, AIC 9 Ellis Robinson rushed for 301 yards and a touchdown at New Haven for the Owls (4-4), who blanked the Yellow Jackets (2-6) over the last three quarters. Monmouth 32, Sacred Heart 13 At Fairfield, Jim Varick rushed for 228 yards and had a 99-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter, helping the Hawks defeat the Pioneers. New Haven 55, Knoxville 54 Jim Weir threw for six touchdowns, including a school-record five to Max Joynor-Brown, as the Chargers (6-2) prevailed at host Knoxville (Tenn.) College. Wagner 28, Central Conn, 21 At New Britain, Chris Purdy rushed for 117 yards and a pair of touchdowns for the Seahawks, who held the Blue to 79 rushing yards. 01 Schwalbe (Aldrich kick) FG Buckman 34 C-Wiley 1 run (Aldrich kick) C-FG Aldrich 23 P-Nakielny 5 run (Buckman kick) First downs 14 20 Rushes-yards 41-126 42-122 Passing 87 252 Return yards 32 '27 Comp-att-int 7-22-0 17-30-3 Punts 8-36 5-37 Fumbles-lost 3-2 1-1 Penalties-yards 3-15 8-70 Possession 27:07 32:53 INOMMML STATISTICS RUSHING Princeton, Jordan 16- 50, Nakielny 13-39, Ross 2-17, Brucato 5-18; Columbia, Cavanaugh 17- 82, Quinn 10-47, Jackson 7-20.

PASSING Princeton, Nakielny 6-18-0-81, Harvey 1-3-0-6, Washington 0-1-0-0; Columbia, Schwalbe 17-30-3-252. RECEIVING Princeton, Brucato 3-21, House 2-36, Jordan 1-25, Scoggin 1-5; Columbia, Jones 5-64, Ramirel 4-39, Bassett 3-60, Foss-bender 2-53, Cavanaugh 2-33, Quinn 1-3. MIT, 46-32 i (0-7) 13 0 0 7 32 WESLEY AN, 29-21 (l-SI 2 12 7 0 21 The win, coupled with Cornell's loss to Brown, gives Penn sole possession of the Ivy League lead. Penn (6-0) has not lost since Nov. 14, 1992.

Terrance Stokes ran for 145 yards on 33 carries for Penn, which forced five turnovers and had five sacks. Conf. AH Penn 4-0 6-0 Cornell 3-1 6-1 Princeton 2-2 5-2 Columbia 2-2 4-2-1 Harvard 2-2 4-3 Brown 1-3 4-3 Dartmouth 1-3 3-4 Yale 1-3 3-4 BROWN, 16-3 at Ithaca, N.Y. Bnnm (4-3) 3 0 13 0-16 CemrilW-ll 3 0 0 0-3 C-FG Rodin 38 B-FG Warden 35 Neree 18 pass from McCul-lough (Warden kick) Fichiera 28 run (kick failed) Attendance First downs 15 18 Rushes-yards 50-209 50-76 Passing 69 100 Return yards 102 23 Comp-att-int 5-24-2 11-20-2 Punts 5-35 8-37 Fumbles-lost 1-0 3-3 Penalties-yards 7-66 11-88 Possession 28:57 31:03 MIMVtDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Brown, Fichiera 21-124, Jessie 19-73, McCullough 10-12; Cornell, Levitt 24-83, Smith 13-44, Borges 2-5. PASSING Brown, McCullough 5-23-1-69, Yankoff 0-1-1-0; Cornell, Larson 2-2-0-11, Joyce 9-18-2-89.

RECEIVING Brown, Fichiera 2-33, Neree 1-18, Hornsby 1-16, Jessie 1-2; Cornell, Davis 2-30, Mas-terson 1-21, Burke 1-17, Bjerke 2-13, Berryman 2-13. PENN, 14-6 Yale 13-4) 0 0(0- Peaa (Ml 7 7 0 0- 14 Turner 1 run (Glockner kick) P-Maclk 16 pass from DeRosa (Glockner kick) Nelson 3 run (kick failed) A v- First downs 17 19 Rushes-yards 45-169 42-158 Passing 115 225 Return yards 32 27 Comp-att-int 11-23-2 18-41-3 Punts 6-176 5-161 Fumbles-lost 0-0 0-0 Penalties-yards 6-58 5-29 Possession 31:27 28:33 ffUHVJfHML STATISTICS RUSHING Penn, Stokes 34-147, Scoot 2-16; Yale, Nelson 15-48, Price 12-21. PASSING Penn, DeRosa 11-23-2-115; Yale, Hetherlngton 6-14-74-1, Mayer 12 26-151-2. RECEIVING Penn, Maclk 5-69, Stokes 4-22; Yale, Frybyla 5-48, Twan3-23. Columbia 17, Princeton 10 Marcellus Wiley ran for a touchdown and then made a key fumble recovery in the fourth quarter as the hosts secured their first four-win season since 1971.

Columbia (4-2-1, 2-2) led, 17-3, before quarterback Harry Nakielny scored for Princeton on a 5-yard run with 13:54 left in the fourth quarter. Princeton (5-2, 2-2) was driving toward another score when Wiley, an end on defense, recovered a fumble by Nakielny at the Lions' 8 with 4:19 left. Mil 0 14 0 20 40 UMB-Rich Mroz 84 run (Mike Moreno kick) UMB Mroz 45 run (kick failed) UMB Mroz 89 run (pass failed) MIT-Trent Redman 20 passfrom Alrx Sgouros (Ken Mills kick) MIT Saul DeLeon 4 pass from Sgouras (Mills kick) MIT Chris Brown 5 run (pass failed) UMB -Jon Undskog 77 pass from Moreno (pass failed) MIT Redman 58 pass from Sgouras (Tom Jacobs pass from Sgouras) UMB Mroz 1 run (Moreno kick) MIT-Jose DeLeon 16 run (kick failed) MIT -Brown 1 run (kick failed) 1 MIT -Scott Vollrath 4 run (no attempt) Attendance 692. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING MIT, J. DeLeon 24-106, Brown 20-81; UMB, Mroz 17-237.

PASSING -MIT, Sgouras 14-24-1-223; UMB, Moreno 3-1 1-1-106. RECEIVING- MIT, Redman 9-178, David Estrada 2-21, J. DeLeon 2-20; UMB, Undskog 1-77, Vernald Jasmes 1-25. 36-0 VMaw-Dart. 10-21 0 12 17 7 30 Framieghaiii 0 0 0- 0 Herb Devine 22 Interception return (kick failed) Clarence Forrest 55 pass from Bill Casey (kick failed) James Chase 1 run (John sa kick) Barbarosa 35 FG Barbarosa 51 pass from Casey (Barbarosa kick) Chase 20 run (Barbarosa kick) Attendance 203.

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -FSC, Rich Ceruti 10-13, Andy Mltzcavitch 18 31; UMD, Chase 18-70, Casey 8-56, Forrest 7-54. PASSING -FSC, Ceruti 3-16-2-22; UMD, Casey 5-12-2-169. RECEIVING FSC, Jeff Fox 1-3, Colin Lydon 1 11; UMD, Forrest 71, Barbarosa 1-51. MAINE MARITIME, 28-0 UMae Mar. 15-21 .......7 14 0 7 28 fltcttwi (2-0) 0 0 0 0-0 Rob Marchltello 2 run (Richard Letoumeau kick) M-Marchitelk) 5 run (Letoumeau kick) Marchitello 5 run (Letoumeau kick) M- Craig Pendergrass 15 pass from Mike Geyer (Letoumeau kick) Attendance 329.

INDMDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING-M, Marchitello 36-232, Seymour 2-2; Flannery 11-34, Hughes 4-11. PASSING Geyer 6-12-0-67; Dyer 16-35-5-179. RECEIVING Prendergass 4-49, Peters 1-20; Coutl 4-68, Ver-dler 4-45, Matt Kigglns 3-52. WNECtO-81 ....0 3 0 12 -23 NtekohU-O) 0 22 12 0-34 W-James Nizzardo 37 FG Doug McKay 7 run (pass falled- N-Dave Sokulnlcki 13 pass from McKay (McKay rush) N-Sokolnlcki 5 passfrom McKay (Joe Lato rush) N-Tom Fredericks 60 pass from McKay (kick blocked) W-John Wells 4 run (Wells rush) Wealeyan 12-41 0 13 7 3 29 -Safety, Scott Hevesy tackled in end zone Jermaine Lawrence 9 run (rush failed) Doug Brawn 6 pass from Ramon Martinez (kick blocked) Jason Cooper 80 kickoff return (pass failed) Cooper 9 run (Rob Stager kick) B-Tony Molinari 26 pass from Martinez (pass failed) W-Dave Cottrell 4 run (Stager kick) John Whipple 3 pass from Martinez (Paul Hindle kick) Stager 35 FG Attendance INOIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -B, Roger Mali 9-83, Molinari 12-50; Cottrell 28-116, Cooper 10-58. PASSING -B, Martinez 12-26-2-162; Hevesy 8-23-0-103.

RECEIVING -B, Brawn 4-29, Tony Teixeira 3-75; Dan Fabrizio 2-52, Seth Spector 2-38. wfaiAIVlS, 50-7 WHHamt (041 13 20 17 0 SO Hamilton (3-31 0 0 7 0 7 'j W-Mark Kossick 3 run (Pat nard kick) Kossick 1 run (kick tailed) Mike Bajaklan 1 run (pass tailed) Kossick 5 1 pass from Bajakian (Bajakian rush) Kossick 1 run (pass failed) Kossick 3 run (Barnard kick) Dan DeBlois lrun (Jeff Holden kick) Barnard 20 FG Vince Douglass 33 interception return (Barnard kick) Attendance 1,125. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -H, Scott Milleisen 9-44, Chris Kelly 7-42; Brian Gug-liotta 17-84, Jamal Pollock 12-76. PASSING -H, DeBlois 22-42-1-151, Paul Bopp 2-5-0-11; Bajakian 14-19-0-250. RECEIVING -H, Mike Rahmer 7-30, Milleisen 5-32; Mark Colella 6-100, Kossick 4-96.

Brandeis soccer nets a tie with Babson WPI, 45-0 Senior forward Ken Hannan scored with just under five minutes left in the second overtime period Soccer yesterday, lift-, ing Brandeis to 1 field hockey a 2-2 with Babson at Wal- tham in the final regular-season cer game for both teams. Earlier in that period, senior 'midfielder Craig Porter put Babson (9-6-1) ahead, 2-1, with his fifth goal "of the season. The equalizer for Brandeis (11-5-fj) came after freshman forward Matt Murphy chipped from the right 'fto Hannan, whose header beat Bab-! son goalkeeper John Todd. UMass-Boston 4, Eastern Conn. 2 -Yeboah Salfa had a goal and an assist early in the second half, sparking the (7-10-1) at Dchester.

Ron Bustamante scored twice for the Warriors (3-16-1). Williams 1, Conn. College 0 Greg Classen scored in the first overtime period at New London, as the Ephmen (13-0) extended their regular-season wuining streak to 27. Middlebury 2, Trinity 0 Jay Fritz and Mike Russell scored for the Panthers (11-2-1), who may have earned an NCAA Division 3 tournament berth with their victory at Hartford. Women's soccer Merrimack 1, AIC 0 At North And-over, junior Laura Carlson of Saugus scored at 32:48, all the Lady Warriors (14-6-1) needed to advance to row's Northeast-10 semifinal at St Anselm.

Providence 2, Vermont 0 Jesse Ri-cardo and Karen Staufr scored for PC (8-9-1) at Burlington, Vt N.H. College 7, Bridgeport 0 Sophomore Heather Swabowicz tied a school record with four goals as the Penwo men (14-3, 4-2 NECC) completed their regular season at Manchester, N.H. Field hockey UMass 1, St. Joseph's 0 With 13:53 left at Amherst, freshman forward Amy Ott scored through a flurry out front, providing the third-ranked Min-utewomen (11-2-3, 3-0-1) with their third straight Atlantic-10 regular-season title. UConn 1, Syracuse 1 Senior captain Tina Moon converted a penalty stroke at 11:27, pulling lhe "eighth-rarAed -Huskies (15-3-2, 3-0-2) even with the No.

11 Orangewomen (10-4-3, 4-0-1) in a. Big East game at N.Y.! WF1 (4-31 7 17 14 7 45 UMau-LomH 10-81 .0 0 0 0 -0 Dave Swedlck 2 pass from Tom Bums (Greg Amlro kick) Ernie Ansah 2 run (Amiro kick) Ansah 1 run (Amlro kick) Amiro 28 FG Ansah 13 run (Amlro kick) Mike Godfrey 6 run (Amiro kick) Godfrey 2 run (Amiro kick) Attendance 501. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -WPI, Ansah 22-126, Godfrey 19-87; UMl, Pabst 6-20. PASSING WPI. Burns 17-25-0- 5-1-2.

RECEIVING -WPI. Swedick 6-115, Dubord 5-54; UML, Harris 2- SQtalnlai.25.p?sjJrmjiMy (pass failed) W-Tim Sunderland 19 pass from Matt Luccarelli (pass failed) W-Mark Cerrlto 8 pass from Luccarelli (no attempt) Attendance 350..