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61 Eastern college football THE BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE OCTOBER 9. 1994 Cornell leaves it to Levitt BENTLEY, 32-6 MASS. MARITIME, 35- 7 HLM 1 9m tl.O 0 I Man Mahtae (2-3)0 7 35 MM -Safety (ball snapped out of end zone) MM Marc Liptak 1 run (Boyd Hooson kick) MM Liplak 6 run (kick failed) Harvard can't stop BigRed at finish By Joe Concannon GLOBE STAFF MM-Jeron Jozokos 1 run (Hobson kick) SaoM-liHrt 12-31 0 B-Ed MazzucneM 16 run (kick failed) SH-Kasi Fletcher 61 run (pass failed) B-Mark Wright 10 pass from Jason Oanella (kick failed) Mazzuchelh 55 run (Mike Rym-sha rush) Bruce Orth 1 run (pass failed) B-Orth 1 run (kick failed) SM First downs 22 20 Rushes-yards 52-368 45-158 Passing yards 66 159 Return yards 0 0 r. A MM Flournoy Hightower 2 run (kick failed) MM Chris Simmons 1 run (Hob- son kick) UMB-Nick Wrtcher 5 pass from Mike Moreno (Moreno kick) Attendance In recent years Cornell always seems to find a way to beat Passes 11-31 10 Punts 0-0 9.9 31-44 Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards 73 13-129 7-55 First downs 21 64-270 Passing yards 103 Return yards Passes 6-10-2 Punts 1-44 Fumbles-lost 3-2 Penalties-yards 8-60 6-20-1 31 i 6-55 MDMOUM. STATISTICS RUSHING -B.

Orth 22-160 Mazzuchelh 17-157; SH, Fletcher 9-57 Ron Stopkoski 14-56. PASSING Rymsha 5-14-2-52-SH. Chris Kelly 12-27-1-134 RECEIVING B. Cerami 2-6. Ryder 1-18: SH.

Ray Sizensky 3-29, James Markwica 4-79. AMHERST, 20-7 NICHOLS, 42-13 Cany (1-3-11 0 0 7-13 Nkobj (1-41 14 42 Nichols 14 run (Sokolnicki pass fmm MrKaut 1 13-01 0 14 0 20 Sokolnicki 12 pass from McKay (1-2) 7 0 0 0- 7 -1 atn ft nm irh.HartM kii.) Darrows 25 pass from Lazzone Bradford 2 run (Smith kick) A Mason 1 run (kick failed) A -Mason 9 run (Brathwaite pass from DeVries) A Mason 1 run (kick failed) Attendance Was Idlieuj N-MrKair 1 frhiM N-Chatterton 21 interception rrhattartnn LiL Giangarra 8 run (Chatterton C-Cunningham 78 kickoff return rrnH Attendance 287. A 16 49-136 146 15-22 4-122 0-0 10-71 First downs 11 Rushes-yards 42-167 Passing yards 77 Return yards Passes 8-16 Punts 6-185 Fumbles-lost 3-1 Penalties-yards 9-90 MSJ jTK ah fyi" I CURRY NICN. First downs 19 25 Rushes-yards 34-70 59-339 Passing yards 194 142 Bentleyrips Sacred Heart Assumption remains unbeaten i Senior tailback Bruce Orth and sophomore fullback Ed Mazzuchello of Stoughton combined for 317 rushing yards and four touchdowns yesterday to lead Bentley to Lj its 23d consecutive regular-season vie- tory, a 32-6 verdict over Sacred Heart rOUndUp at Fairfield, Conn. Orth totaled 160 yards on 22 car-' ries, scoring the two second-half touchdowns for the Falcons (5-0).

Mazzuchelli had 157 yards on 17 carries and had two first-half TDs. Eastern Collegiate Assumption 19, UMass-Lowell 14 Senior quarterback Matt Shaheen of Methuen threw for two touchdowns and scored another as the Greyhounds (5-0) held off the River Hawks at Worcester. Shaheen completed 15 of 25 for a career-best 241 yards, but Assumption needed Shaheen's fryard scoring strike to sophomore fullback Dan Matthews with 2:54 left to overtake UMass-Lowell (0-5). Nichols 42, Curry 13 Chris Nichols rushed for 113 yards and a touchdown and Joe Lato collected 86 yards and a score in Milton to lift the Bison (1-4) to their first victory. Derek Elwood of Wareham intercepted three Curry passes, retailing one 21 yards for a touchdown.

Westfield St. 36, MIT 12 Tim Lightfoot of Tewksbury tied a school record by scoring four touchdowns while rushing for 200 yards as the Owls (4-1) rolled in Cambridge. Stonehill 22, WNEC 16 At North Easton, junior Dan Cahill of Marshfield caught a 34-yard touchdown pass from East Boston senior Tony Dello lacono with 4:32 left as the Chieftains improved to 3-2. Hartwick 34, Salve Regina 32 Brad Ruderman threw for a school-record 358 yards and hit Seth Haight with three touchdown passes, leading the Warriors (3-2) past the New-porters (4-1) at Oneonta, N.Y. NESCAC Williams 49, Bates 0 Jamall Pollock rushed for 157 yards and Brian Gugliotta gained 126 on 20 carries as the Eph-men (3-0) trounced the Bobcats during parents' weekend at Lewiston, Maine.

Hamilton 22, Trinity 21 Flanker Rob Hatch caught an 8-yard touchdown pass from Dan DeBlois with 59 seconds left as the Continentals (2-1) stunned the Bantams (1-2) at Clinton, N.Y. Amherst 20, Middlebury 7 Josh Mason scored all three Lord Jeffs touchdowns as his 3-0 team breezed at Middle-bury, Vt Bowdoin 28, Tufts 19 Ramon Martinez completed 20 of 31 passes for 253 yards and two touchdowns to lift the Polar Bears (1-2) at Brunswick, Maine. Colby 28, Wesleyan 14 Brad Smith rushed for 160 varHs Keturn yards Passes 14-35-4 13-31-4 Punts 4-99 4-115 rumDles-lost 2-1 l-i Penalties-yards 8-62 7-70 PLYMOUTH 28-19 Harvard. Yesterday at Harvard Stadium, the weaponry came in the form of heavy-duty tailback Chad Levitt, who ran 30 times for 227 yards and topped off his glittering show when he broke over right tackle from 1 yard out with 1:06 left to send the unbeaten Big Red to an 18-13 victory, their ninth straight over the Crimson. The win extended the longest run of mastery over Harvard in Crimson history and boosted the Big Red to 4-0 for the first time in 23 years.

Cornell improved to 2-0 in Ivy League play. The game came down to the Big Red's ability to control the ball in the second half despite several big plays by an aroused Crimson defense, and the inability of the Crimson to put together sustained drives when it counted. The Crimson (2-2, 1-1 Ivy League) managed only four of their 12 first downs in the second half. "They're two deep at every position," said Crimson coach Tim Murphy. "That's the way every team wants to be.

When you're not like that, you have to be perfect. You can't have penalties. You can't have turnovers. They're a very deep, mature and experienced team. We kept it close by flaying awful hard." The Crimson took a 13-9 lead into halftime and turned the show over to a glittering 75th anniversary performance by the Harvard band.

The Crimson returned to the field and surrendered a 35-yard field goal by John Rodin with 3:53 left in the third quarter and clung to the 13-12 edge until late in the game. ASSUMPTION, 19-14 UMatvUxn 10-51 ...7 0 0 7 14 Astaavtioa S4 0 0 13 6 19 ML Maxwell 2 run (Kornilakis kick) AS Shaheen 1 run (Flynn kick) AS Thompson 18 pass from Shaheen (kick failed) ML -Maxwell 5 run (Kornilakis kick) AS -Matthews 8 pass from Shaheen (pass failed) Attendance PhmonrJi SI. (Ml ...0 7 14 7 28 W. Co-. 10-51 7 3 3 0-18 WC-Banbeau 1 run (OiGregorio PS Bowman 1 run (D'Ascoli kick) WC DiGremrin 31 ftplrl anxl PS Bowman .13 run (D'Ascoli KICKf WC rjiftrpfnrin fialri onal UML 12 61-249 0 35 0-3 3-1 9-87 PS-Rauner 15 pass from Perry (D'Ascoli kick) PS-LeBlanc 24 pass from Perry (D'Ascoli kick) WC-Saunders 11 pass from Les First downs 25 Rushes-yards 50-211 Passing yards 241 Return yards 25 Passes 15-25 Punts Fumbles-lost 3-3 Penalties-yards 4-25 ter ipass railed) Attendance 1,025.

WC PS First downs 18 11 Rushes-yards 71 184 Passing yards 218 123 Return yards 2 1 GL03E STAFF PHOTO MARK WILSON Passes 20-49 7-12 Punts 5-155 5-144 Fumbles-lost 3-0 0-0 Penalties-yards 4-38 8-60 Cornell's Chad Levitt is hauled down by Harvard's David St. Peter. SPRINGFIELD, 34-17 BOWDOIN, 28-19 Tufts (2-1) 0 13 0 0 19 BowiMa (1-21 7 14 0 7 28 B-Doug Brawn 17 pass from Ramon Martinez (Paul Hindle Kick) T-Damon Adams 8 run (Glenn Buttrick kick) B-Tony Molinari 2 run (Hindle kick) T-Adams 23 pass from Greg Peters (kick failed) Brawn 22 pass from Martinez (Hindle kick) Richard Staff 41 pass from Peters (pass failed) Nat Wysor 3 run (Hindle kick) First downs 22 14 Rushes-yards 47-144 44-175 Passinff uarric 14 1 S. Com. 12-3) 10 7 0 0 17 SprixfieW (3-2) 7 14 17 34 SC Frank Biancamano 25 FG SP Mark Doherty 1 run (Rob kick) SC-Scott Rowe 3 run (Bianca CORNELL, 18-13 mano kick) SP Doherty 1 run (Gomez kick) at Hanvi StadhM 1441 3 6-18 0-13 SC Ellis Robinson 1 run (Bianca Hamnll2-2) mano kick) SP Todd Hoeder 21 pass from Ja Rodin 40 FG Bjw ke 24 pass from Joyce (kick failed) Halligan 9 pass from Ferrara (Harmon kick) H-Gargulinski 7 pass from Ferrara (pass failed) son lasnton (uomez kick) SP -Gomez 40 FG SP Gomez 27 FG t-KOOin 23 Hi C- Levitt 1 run (pass railed) SP-Steve Higgins 7 run (Gomez Attendance U.VUU.

KICKJ Attendance 496. 23 57-311 168 SPR. SC First downs 20 20 Rushes-yards 65-359 48-254 First downs 12 Rushes-yards 33-63 Passing yards 165 Return yards I Passes 16-26-1 Punts 9-359 Fumbles lost 2-0 Penalties-yards 8-51 Return yards Passes 20-31-1 6-16-4 Punts Fumbles-lost 4-2 1-0 Penalties-yards 6-52 6-46 BRIDGEWATER 45-0 Frimlngtiam (0-3-11. 0 0 0 0- 0 BrMgewater (3-2) ....14 24 0 7 45 -Jeff Caputo 10 run (Matt Carroll kick) -Caputo 1 run (Carroll kick) -Carroll 42 FG Paul Wright 28 pass from Caputo (Carroll kick) -Dung Nguyen 26 run (Carroll kick) Dan Donlevre 38 interception return (Carroll kick) -Brendan Albert 3 run (Carroll kick) and teammates returned two fiimbles for touchdowns at Waterville, Maine, as the White Mules (2-1) kept Wesleyan winless. Passing yards 21 53 Return yards 107 119 Passes 10 23 Punts 6 7 14-19-1 4-149 3-2 8-46 LEHIGH, 36-32 at Htm IUvm Mb 13-1-11 0 14 14 30 Yale 13-11 0 13 7 32 V- Bob Nelson 22 run (kick failed) Y- Keith Price 7 run (pass failed) L- Jason Mastropierro 1 run (Rob LaFelr pass from Rob Alysworth) Price 1 run (kick failed) L- Brian Klingerman 23 pass from Alysworth (kick failed) Y-Price 1 run (John Lafferty kick) L-Klingerman 73 pass from Alysworth (Klingerman pass from Alysworth) L- Mastropierro 5 run (Mike Swartz kick) Y-Dan Iwan 18 pass from Chris Hetherlngton (Lafferty kick) Jason Streeter 17 pass from Alysworth (Swartz kick) Attendance I First downs 26 25 Rushes-yards 50-226 30-95 Passing yards 308 454 Return yards Passes 21-27-0 30-41-2 Punts Fumbles-lost 1-1 2-2 Penalties-yards 7-68 6-29 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -V, Price 22-101, Hetherington 16-67; Abdullah 16-77, Stillings 6-20.

PASSING -Y, Hetherington 20-26-0-276; Alysworth 30-41-2-454. RECEIVING -Y, Prybyla 5-112, Iwan 4-59; Klingerman 9-181, Streeter 10-158. Fumbles-lost 1-1 1-1 Penalties-yards 5-45 6-65 MAINE MARITIME, 28-21 Freedom Plymouth St. 28, Western Conn. St.

19 At New Haven, David Bowman rushed for two touchdowns and Joel Perry MMVKHML STATISTICS I RUSHING Hu 15-65, Fleiszer 4-27; Levitt 30-227, Smith 17-102. PASSING -H, Ferrara 16-26-1-165; Joyce 14-' 19-1-168. RECEIVING -H, Skelton 4-92, Drakos 3-31, Thompson 3-12; Bjerke 2-38, Burke 2-28. PRINCETON, 31-10 Maim Mar. (3-1) 13 8 7 0 28 UMasf-Dart.

3-2) 0 7 7 7 21 MM -Rob Marchitello 2 run (Dave passed for a pair of TDs in the second half as the Panthers (4-0) won their third conference game. Mcuuiikin kick) MM Marchitello 1 run (kick failed) (2-2) FS 8 38-13 34 4-21-4 4-2 2-30 7(3 0-10 7 3 7 14 31 First downs 16 Rushes-yards 63-289 Passing yards 98 Passes 9-14-2 Punts Fumbles-lost 6-2 Penalties-yards 7-55 13-11 WPI 45, Norwich 27 Ernie Ansah rushed for 189 yards and two touchdowns and Mike Godfrey added 98 yards and wivi iviarcniteilo 5 run (Marchitello rush) UMD-Jim Santucci 53 pass from Mike Noe (John Barbaross kick) MM Mike Greyer 8 run (McQuil- a TD as the Engineers (2-2) breezed at Northfield, Vt COLBY, 28-14 P-Marc Ross 56 punt return (Brian Buckman kick) Jason Dummert 80 run (Bob Warden kick) P- Buckman 40 FG B-Warden 26 FG Brucato 12 run (Brian Buckman kick). P-Brucato 13 run (Buckman kick). P-Marc Washington 2 run (Buckman kick). Attendance 10,099.

Wide receiver Dave Swedick (10 catches, 111 yards) Kin kick; UMD-Bill Casey 76 run (Barba-rossa kick) UMD-James Chase 1 run (Barba- WstlniR ((L3I A 14 Colby 2-1 0 13 8 7 i ft rfjf; ill i foi. -J' ji i 'it rri" bus1 fl- IV i -Oir ii- 'ir'r fjUSi 28 C-Wilsnn fiimhlik return riwh, also scored two touchdowns for WPI. Coast Guard 29, Catholic 12 At Washington, the Bears (2-2) strapped the hosts to minus-16 yards rushing while rossa kick) Attendance 1,053. UMD MM COLUMBIA, 24-13 at Brom. N.Y.

First downs 19 21 handing the Cardinals their first defeat of the season in five Rushes-yards 47-240 62-299 1(21-1) 7 7 7 3-24 kick) W-Cottrell 17 run (Stager kick) C-Jackson 3 run (kick failed) W-Fabrizio 3 pass from Hevesy (Stager kick) Curry 1 5 run (Rainey pass from Mannering) Fossella 63 fumble return (De- shaw kick) Attendance 2,500. games. Passing yards 122 46 Return yards 7 3 Passes 7-18-0 6-7-0 Punts The Big Red took over at their 20 with 4:14 to go and ran off the eight plays that settled the issue. The touchdown was set by Levitt's backup, Terry Smith, who raced up the right side to the 2. "We just said to take it one play at a time," said Big Red quarterback Steve Joyce, who completed 14 of 19 passes for 168 yards and one touch-.

down. "We knew we were the ball real well. We were just having trouble putting it in the strike zone." The Big Red seized a 9-0 lead in the first quarter on Rodin's 40-yard field goal (5:34) and Joyce's 24-yard pass to Erik Bjerke David St. Peter blocked the extra point. The Crimson cut it to 9-7 with 12:44 to go in the second quarter when Vin Ferrara threaded the nee-die through traffic to Mike Halligan at the goal line for a 9-yard touchdown pass and Patrick Hannon kicked the extra point.

With 5:06 left, Ferrara threw over the middle 7 yards to tight end Matt Gargulinski for a score but a try for two came up short. Levitt sent the Big Red on then-way to start the third quarter when he broke a tackle at the line and outran Matt Bradley, but St. Peter came across the field to knock him out at the 6. Doug Anderson then blocked Rodin's 20-yard field goal bid. Harvard's Brian Johnson came up with a fumble recovery to stall an early Big Red drive in the fourth' quarter, and later Clete Johnson recovered a Smith fumble at the Crimson 41.

Harvard failed to move, however, and Tim Griffin had to punt it away. With 4:14 left, the Big Red went to work behind its big and mobile offensive line. "We were just blowing them off the ball," said Levitt, "and I was just cleaning it up." N.E. Conference Fumbles-lost 2-1 0-0 Penalties-yards 5-46 7-62 First downs 16 15 Rushes-yards 58-263 32-106 Passing yards 57 159 Return yards 119 112 Passes 11 40 Punts 5 7 Fumbles-lost 1-0 1-0 Penalties-yards 7-60 7-78 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING-P, Washington 10-122, Jordan 21-68, Brucato 10-40; Fichieta 15-57, Dummert 1-80, McCullough 15-36. PASSING -P, Harvey 5-11-1-57; McCullough 14-39-2-159.

RECEIVING Ross 2-24, Brucato 1-26; Buckley 3-50. Smith 3-35. Choquette 2-31. Bridgewater St. 45, Framingham St.

0 At Bridgewater, the Bears (3-2, 3-1) broke the 19-vear record for marenn nf WESL 12 i 178 57 7-15-1 '4-2 5-30 COLBY First downs 18 Rushes-yards 239 Passing yards 106 Return yards Passes 11-21-1 Punts Fumbles-lost 3-2 Penalties-yards 5-35 victory, toning six Ram turnovers into four touchdowns in the first half. VALDOSTA 38-7 New Haven (3-2) ..0 7 0 0 -7 Valdosta St 0 14 14 10 38 NH-Roger Graham 8 run (Gene Adair kick) VS Robert Williams 6 pass from Chris Hatcher (Vernon Loree kick) i VS Stanley Flanders 35 pass from Hatcher (Loree kick) VS-Steve Greer 11 pass from Hatcher (Loree kick) Eleven Bridgewater State nlavers combined for 289 PENN, 59-8 Fordham 0 3 8 2-13 Harper 3 run (Aldrich kick) Wiley 1 run (Aldrich kick) F-FGHagan25 Cavanaugh 24 run (Aldrich kick) Robinson 2 run (Robinson run) C-FG Aldrich 22 Safety, O'Shea tackled Wiley in end zone A Col Fora- First downs 25 13 Rushes-yards 52-167 21-66 Passing 263 182 Return yards 43 43 Comp-att-int 22-30-1 18-41-2 Punts 2-37 6-41 Fumbles-lost 2-1 0-0 Penalties-yards 5-33 4-48 Possession 37:05 22:55 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -C, Harper 19-66, Cavanaugh 12-54, Jackson 9-32, Jones 1-11; Robinson 15-58, Moorhead 2-7. PASSING Schwalbe 21-27-1-257, Cavanaugh 1-3-0-6; Pohlman 12-30-1-159, Moorhead 6-11-1-23. RECEIVING -C, Bassett 8-108, Fossbender5-60, Jones 4-62, Harper 4-27; Frattura 5-52, Batham 3-51, Robinson 3-19, Daskowski 2-22, Ringo 2-6. yards rushing, led by quarterback Jeff Caputo's nine carries for 63 yards and two first-quarter touchdowns.

Matt Griffin had two of Brideewater's four intercentinns. Holy Crau (0-51 0 0 0 s- 8 SO Pem (3-01 ..17 28 0 14 P-DeRosa 1 run (Glockner kick) VS-Greer 4 pass from Hatcher Worcester St. 47, Rtchbure St. 0 A fired-uD Lanwr HAMILTON, 22-21 TrinHy (1-21 14 0 7 0 21 Hamlttm 12-1) 0 10 6 6 22 T-Scott Maurer 17 run (Tom McDavitt kick) T-McDavitt 67 pass from Mil-kulski (McDavitt kick) H-Brian Acton 2 pass from Dan DeBlois (Jeff Holden kick) Holden 40 FG Maurer 29 run (McDavitt kick) Rob Hatch 65 pass from DeBlois (pass failed) Hatch 8 pass from DeBlois (pass failed) Attendance 2,300. defense forced eight Falcon turnovers and limited Fitch-burg State (2-3, 13) to 98 yards in the romp at Worcester.

1 Capping an impressive 26-0 first half for Wmwsfpr State (4-1, 3-1) was Brian Fitzpatrick's 80-yard interception return for a touchdown. Maine Maritime 28, UMass-Dartmouth 21 Rob Marchi P-Rosborough 19 pass from OeRosa (Glockner kick) P- Glockner 27 field goal P- Macik 8 pass from OeRosa (Glockner kick) Scott 2 run (Glockner kick) P-Scott 1 run (Glockner kick) Macik 15 pass from DeRosa (Glockner kick) Bigby 1 run (Miller kick) HC-Sanchez 1 run (Splaine run) P- Bigby 15 run (Glockner kick) Attendance 7,830. First downs 34 10 Rushes-yards 52-231 28-72 Passing yards 367 78 Passes 29-41 10-24-4 Punts 3-127 6-206 Fumbles-lost 1-1 1-1 Penalties-yards 11-85 5-39 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Abye 10-80, Scott 10-39; HC, Callahan 2-31, Trlvers 4-22. PASSING DeRosa 23-31-0-285, Teodecki 6-10-0-82; HC, Callahan 4-10-1-19, Fitzpatrick 4-9-2-34, Vaughn 2-4-1-25, Plgnio 0-1-0-0. RECEIVING -P, Macik 10-127, Thompson 3-68; HC, Davis 2-25, Splaine 3-18.

tello ran 43 times for 224 yards and three touchdowns, overshadowing UMass-Dartmouth OB Bill Casev's 186- DARTMOUTH, 27-15 nam. First downs 19 Rushes-yards 26-32 tLoree kick, VS-Loree 22 FG VS-Greer 3 pass from Hatcher (Loree kick) Attendance 9,368. VS NH First downs 32 16 toshes-yards 37-173 26 (-6) Pissing yards 418 232 Return yards 10 0 Passes 39-44-0 19-31-0 Punte 0-0 4-149 Fumkles-lost 3-1 2-2 Penalties-yards 14-113 9-74 WESTFIELD 36-12 Westflelf St. 4-1 .0 23 7 36 MIT 11-4) 6 0 6 0 12 M-Br(wn 4 pass from Sqouras (kick fallen) W-Jennings 27 field goal Lightfoot 5 run (Jennings kick) Lighficot 71 run (kick failed) W-Gerryi 15 pass from Catelotti (Jennings kick) Slern run (pass failed) W-Ligh4ot 10 run (Jennings kick) Lightfoot 6 run (kick blocked) Attendance -807. at Easton, Pa.

Dartmouth (2-2) Passins uarris Trin. 16 44-203 196 120 25 4 ..0 8 14 7 27 yard rushing effort in the Mariners' victory at North Dart-; mouth. Lafayette 10-51 .0 3 0 12 IS 98 58 Return yards Passes OhArln run ffkirk faitwU 6 Punts Marchitello scored his three TDs for Maine Maritime rumuies-1051 -1 Penalties-yards 6-60 7-66 2-1 FG McLaughlin 33 Boran 28 int return (Regula kick) Oberle 2 run (Regula kick) Marsh 1 run (pass failed) SanGiovanni 5 run (run failed) White 36 int return (Regula kick) A (3-1, 3-1) in the first half. Mass. Maritime 35, UMass-Boston 7 At Buzzards Rav ITHACA, 17-13 sophomore Flournoy Hightower rushed for 151 vards and a touchdown and senior Marc Liptak had 92 yards and two TDs as the Buccaneers (2-3, 1-2) raced to a 28-0 lead.

tthaca (3-2) 7 10 0 0 17 AIC (2-3) 0 7 6 0 13 l-Sandagato 34 pass from Betz (DeMay kick) A Mickens 30 interception return (McManus kick) I Betz 4 run (DeMay kick) I DeMay 32 field goal A-Marcell 5 pass from Russell (kick blocked) Attendance 950. Lehigh, Aylsworth spoil Yale Bowl's 500th Independents MIT First downs 17 Rushes-yards 235 ASSOCIATED PRESS WS 18 310 50 0 4-17 4-86 1-1 6-40 Chris Boran picked off a Shawn McHale pass and returned it 27 yards for a touchdown on Lafayette's first Valdosta St. 38, New Haven 7 Chris Hatcher completed 39 of 44 passes for 418 yards and five touchdowns, sparking the Blazers (6-0), ranked third in Division 2, past the Chargers at Valdosta, Ga. Passing yards 27 Return yards .1 0 Passes A 3-16 Punts Fumbles-lost A 2-2 Penalties-yards A 2-9 Ha. AIC 14 14 51-137 54-246 129 62 128 86 5-19 10-27 9-39 2-2 3-2 6-58 11-88 Passes After Roger Graham caDDed a 99-vard Langford in the end zone with 4:47 to play.

With 2:07 left, Hetherington fumbled and Lehigh's Jason Mack recovered. Dartmouth 27, Lafayette 15 Pete Oberle rushed for 139 yards and two touchdowns and Dartmouth returned two second-half interceptions for scores at Easton, Pa. WILLIAMS. 49-0 with an 8-yard TD run in the first quarter, Valdosta State grounded New Haven (3-2). forcing it into minns-fi varHa rushing and sacking quarterback James Weir six times.

For the first time in 26 games and sineo 1991 was held to less than 100 yards, rushing for only 35. Springfield 34, Southern Conn. St. 17 Quarterback Jason Cashton ran for 191 vards on 27 carries and thnm, fnr I 1 Bob Aylsworth established a Yale Bowl record yesterday in the 500th college football game played at the New Haven stadium, throwing roundup for 455 yards to lead Lehigh to a comeback 36-32 victory over Yale, i Aylsworth completed 30 of 41 attempts, although Yale did intercept him twice in the first half. His 17-yard TD pass to Jason Streeter gave Lehigh (3-1-1) the lead for good with 9:44 left in the fourth quarter.

The Elis (3-1) threatened twice to regain the lead. They advanced to the Lehigh 4 and needed 2 yards for a first down Mfhen Chris Hetherington threw a pass over tight end Jim William 13-0) 0 15 14 14 40 Bates 10-31 0 010 0 -0 Mark Kossick '20 bass from Kime Bajakian (kick Brian Rooney 9 pss from Kime Bajakian (Mark Gosstk pass from Bajakian) Eric Minovltz 2 pass from Bajakian (Patrick Barnard kick) Kossick 3 run (Barnard kick) Chris Bohane 24 pass from Ziv Lallich (Barnard kick) Mike Gardner 5 pass fron Bajakian (Barnard kick) Jamall Dollock 8 run (Banard kick) Bates Wfl. First downs 8 31 Rushes-yards 25-69 65-387 Passing yards 106 167 second-halt possession. Oberle scored from 2 yards on the next series for Dartmouth (2-2). Princeton 31, Brown 10 Fullback C.J.

Brucato scored two second-half touchdowns and the Tigers' defense continued to shine at Princeton, N.J The Bears (2-2, 0-2 Ivy) were piay-mg without leading rusher Marquis Jessie, who underwent minor surgery for a hernia Tuesday and will be out 3-4 weeks. Columbia 24, Fordham 13 At New York, the Lions stretched their unbeaten streak to three games, longest in jmore than 20 years, and handed host Fordham its sixth straight defeat touchdown as the Chiefs (3-2) rolled in Springfield. Mark Doherty added a pair of 1-yard scoring runs for the Chiefs (3-2). STONEHILL, 22-16 WNEC 10-51 0 3 7 6 16 StomMII 13-21 7 0 0 15 22 Ludwick 48 block punt return (Mathews kick) Nizzardo 34 field goal W-Wells5run (Nizzardo kick) Carroll 1 run (kick tailed) S-Cahill 51 pass from Dello la- cono (Mathews kick) S-Cahill 34 pass from Dello la- cono (Dello lacono pass from Bowen) Attendance 369. STON.

WNEC First downs 14 21 Rushes-yards 27-65 63-224 Passing yards 253 121 Return yards Passes 18-32 7-20 Punts 4-143 5-156 FumWis-lost 3-2 1-1 Penajs-yards 8-63 8-58 Ellis Robinson rushed for 202 vards i a iw niui a one-yard touchdown for Southern Connecticut (2-3). Conf. All Cornell 2-0 4-0 Penn 1-0 3-0 Yale 1-0 3-1 Princeton 1-1 3-1 Harvard 1-1 2-2 Columbia 0-1 2-1-1 Dartmouth 0-1 2-2 Brown 0-2 2-2 it raiaca ail is Quarterback Jim Betz threw a scoring pass and rushed for a touchdown as the RranW knU Return yards 86 54 Passes 28 18 Punts 7 2 Fumbles-lost 1-1 3-1 Penalties-yards 6-52 8-85 wwu off a Yellow Jackets rally at Springfield. AIC's Rashid Thomas rush for 224 yards on Scarries but didn't score..