The Boston Globe from Boston, Massachusetts • 67

THE BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE OCTOBER 27, 1996 N.E. college football t'V gains its AMHERST, 31-12 wintt- wins second ByJoeBurris GLOBE STAFF rT rniiNijtaujN, JN.J. in the first i half, the only time either offense i moved effectively was when it ran ed up with the football," said Yankoff. "It was almost as fun watching the whole defense block for me. Some of them told me, 'I haven't had a block here in three That score would be enough to beat Princeton, which dropped to 1-5 for the first time since 1973 and is 0-3 in the Ivy League.

The defending league champ was a shell of its former self: 69 yards total offense and 0 for 9 on third-down conversions in the first half. "Offensively, that was a horrible performance by us," said Princeton coach Steve Tosches. "I take full BUCKNELL, 38-7 BuckneH (3-4) 7 7 17 7-38 Holy Crou 11-61 0 0 0 7-7 Buck Layman fumble recovery In end zone (Miller kick), 7:27 Buck-J. E. Myers 2 pass from Fox (Miller Buck -Rockett 15 pass from Fox (Miller kick), 3:06 Buck-FG Miller 37, 4:17 Buck-Lemon 9 run (Miller kick), 13:35 Buck Palko 51 punt return (Miller kick), 10:42 HC-Stapp 1 run (Fiatarone kick), 13:21 Buck HC First downs 15 20 Rushes-yards 40-179 28-32 Passing 227 275 Comp-Att-Int 17-30-1 26-47-2 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -B, Lemon 26-149, Peer, 5-14, Fox 5-2; HC, Walz 10-38, Sanchez 4-23, Repshis, 1-14, Chambers 3-9.

PASSING-B, Fox 17-30-1-227; HC, Bo" land 13-24-2-133, Stapp 13-23-0-142. RECEIVING Kissinger 7-109, Rockett 5-69, J.E. Myers 2-19; HC. Walz 4-43, O. Myers 3-49, Duffy 3-42.

Laboranti 3-33, Hopkins 3-28, Andrews 3-28, Issitt 2-26. BENTLEY, 24-6 trt Werithwn Sacrod Heart 13-41 0 0 9 0 6 Bentley 14-3) 10 0 7 7 24 Bryan Snead 20 field goal Ed Mazzuchelli 3 run (Snead kick) Don Fowler 35 run (kick failed) Mazzuchelli 1 run (Snead kick) Colin Arsenault 1 7 pass from Jason Dan-ella (Snead kick) Attendance- 1.200. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING SH, Don Fowler 9-89, Brian Ih-lefeld 18-65; Mazzuchelli 23-99, John Ferguson 12-65. PASSING -SH, Matt McGreevy 4-10-0-25; Mike Mason 13-24-0-131. RECEIVING -SH, Fowler 2-14, Ihlefeld 1-7; Arsenault 6-100, Joe Cerami 5-28.

off the field after failing to advance the ball on downs. That made yesterday's 89th meeting of Harvard and Princeton as suspense-filled as Dragnet: The teams combined for 13 fumbles and 137 yards total offense in the first half. But Harvard scored on an 63-yard interception APPHOTO Bucknell receiver Ardle Klssenger squeezes out yards against Holy Cross. Bucloi IB responsibility for that, I have no excuses for it. We needed to do something to get that first spark, and we didn't do anything." That made for a listless crowd of 14,410 which perked up slightly during halftime when three naked men ran onto the field during the Harvard band's performance.

They eluded several tackles from security before being corraled and escorted out of the stadi return by free safety Derek Yankoff in the second quarter, giving it the advantage entering the second half. The Crimson offense improved after mission, adding two touchdowns and a goal to turn a close contest into a 24-0 Ivy League rout. For Harvard (3-3, 1-2) the win was one of its most lopsided at Palmer Stadium, which will be razed at season's end. It marked the first time Harvard has registered a shutout since blanking Conf. Ml Columbia 3-0 6-0 Dartmouth 3-0 6-0 Brown 2-1 3-3 Cornell 2-1 2-4 Harvard 1-2 3-3 Yale 1-2 2-4 Penn 0-3 2-4 Princeton 0-3 1-5 um.

loly Cross Yale Nov. 21, 1992. It was Harvard's first shutout of Princeton at Palmer since 1986 and Princeton's first shutout by an Ivy League school since 1973. "This game was a testament to the resilience of our kids," said Harvard coach Tim Murphy, whose team practiced on Boston College's artificial turf last week because its fields were soaked from flooding. Perhaps that was one of the reasons Harvard struggled to move on Princeton's natural grass in the first half, gaining just 68 yards.

"In the first half we tried to spread them out," said Murphy, "and they did a pretty good job keeping us off balance." But the Harvard defense stepped up, as Yankoff intercepted a pass from Princeton quarterback Brett Budzinski at the 37 and eluded several tackles to reach the end zone. "I got a decent read on the quarterback and end- While Princeton continued its listless play in the second half, Harvard, led by running back Eion Hu (32 carries, 127 yards), began to move the ball. With 8:37 left in the game, the Crimson capped an 11-play, 54-yard drive with a 16-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Rich Linden to wide receiver Mark Drakos to produce a 14-0 lead. After Budzinski was intercepted on Princeton's next drive, Harvard made it 17-0 with 5:14 left on a 36-yard field goal by Ryan Korinke, who missed a 27-yard attempt in the third quarter. Harvard capped its scoring with 32 seconds left as Chris Men-ick scored on a 1-yard run.

"That spread of 24-0 is not indicative of how well our defense played," said Tosches. "It's a shame. Our defense played very well and just didn't get any help from the other side of the ball." It marks the third time in four seasons Harvard has been 3-3 after six games. lum. 1 "'tr I.

nt Amherst Tttfb (1-51 A A ft lo -r A Tnriri Haocartu Id nace fmn Diph klill.A IS-AI i. (David Bobruff kick) A Bob DiSabato 2 run (Bobruff kick) A Bobruff 24 FG Dan Morse 18 run (kick failed) A DiSabato 4 run (Bobruff kick) Matt Godfrey 14 pass from Morse (kick failed) Attendance 2,620. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -T, Morse 19-70, Tim Kaufman 22-53, Jon Troy 1-1; Josh Carroll 8-91, Josh Mason 22-90, DiSabato 11-34. PASSING-T, Morse 11-19-0-104: Wil-fard 9-16-1-173. RECEIVING -T, Troy 5-38, Richard Staff 3-24, Steve Lee 1-20; A.

Haggerty 7-139. Mike Brendler 1-28, Shaun Quigley 1-6. BOWDOIN, 31-8 nt MiddMown, Con. I (2-41 3 14 7 7 31 Wetleyan 13-31 0 0 0 8 Jeremy Riffle 33 FG John Paquet 66 pass from Hayes MacAr-tfiur (Riffle kick) 6 Steve Lafond 6 pass from MacArthur (Riffle kick) Paquet 8 pass from MacArthur (Riffle kick) Nate Moore 24 pass from Jake Fay (John Pascucci rush) MacArthur 9 run (Riffle kick) Attendance- 1,200. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -B, Justin Eldridge 14-57, Nat Wysor 17-39; Tom Themistocles 16-94.

PASSING MacArthur 19-31-2-216; W. Fay 14-30-3-181. RECEIVING -B, Andy Kenney 3-26, Lafond 3-25. Moore 4-72. Pascucci 4-48.

COLBY, 28-21 at Lewnrton, Maine Colby 11-51 0 0 7 21 28 Betes 10-6) 0 14 7 0 21 P.J. McGrail 79 run (Rob Sanderson kick) Frost Hubbard 7 pass from Dan Hooley (Sanderson kick) Tom Spiro 51 pass from Hooley (Sanderson kick) Don Gage 6 run (Jerrod DeShaw kick) Lawaun Curry 7 run (DeShaw kick) Gage 14 run (DeShaw kick) Gage 6 run (DeShaw kick) -Attendance 3.968 HAMILTON, 16-13 Steuben FMd, Canton, N.Y. 14-21 0 0 7 6 13 14-2) 0 10 0 6 16 Ben Johnson 4 pass from Dan DeBlois (Adam Kelly kick). Andrew Scanzillo 29 FG. Kris Kahn 43 run (Sam Upndis kick).

Johnson 11 pass from DeBlois (kick failed). Mike McAdam 5 run (kick failed). Attendance 2,210. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -W, Kris Kahn 15-79, Ziv Lalich 4-28; Scott Millieson 24-91, Dan DeBlois 9-37. PASSING-W, Sudino 5-12-85-4, Lalich 9-15-110-1; DeBlois 27-45-249-2.

RECEIVING-W, Kossick 3-61, Coneo 3-49, Mike Palercio 3-28; Kelby Valenti 8-88. Paul Bopp 7-64, Ben Johnson 6-64. TRINITY, 27-25 at Hertford 13-31 7 3 7 I 25 Trinity 164) 13 0 6 8 27 Joe Mullaney 45 run (Mullaney kick) Brian Coates 5 run (Scon Dudley kick) Greg Gagne 67 run (kick failed) Dudley 22 FG Andrew Husband 33 pass from Coates (Dudley kick) Ray Jones 5 run (rush failed) Shawn Tierney 2 run (Tadhg Campbell pass from Coates) Jones 10 run (Matt Cashman recovered blocked kick in end zone) Attendance 2,084. BRIDCEWATER STATE, 22 -0 at Currier FMd, Plymoirtk, N.H. Bridzewatar St 15-21 0 16 6 0 22 Plynxwtn SL 13-3) 0 0 0 0 0 Dan Maurer 2 run (kick failed) Maurer 1 run (Anthony Forte kick) David Lundell 35 FG Lundell 28 pass from Maurer Attendance INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -BS, Chris Parker 21-86, Dan Maurer 14-49, Anthony Forte 14-38; PS, Shawn Redbum 16-91, Brian Sinatra 4-13, Dan Abraham 3-5.

PASSING -BS, Dan Maurer 3-10-86-0; PS, Josh Norse 10-35-127-1. RECEIVING-BS, Jesse Maggs 1-31, David Lundell 1-28; PS, Joel Carey 3-69, Shawn Red-burn 3-8. MASS-DARTMOUTH, 49-22 Norta Dartmoirtn FHehburg St (0-7) 0 0 14 22 UMas4artinontn 15-21 ...21 0 21 7 49 Joe Goodine 4 run (John Barbarossa kick) Ryan Bland 67 pass from Jay Furtado (Barbarossa kick) Jim Keiley 1 run (Barbarossa kick) Goodine 22 run (Barbarossa kick) Greg McClintock 33 pass from Jason Dyer (kick failed) Jason Lobik 10 pass from Dyer (McClintock pass from Dyer) Goodine 24 run (Barbarossa kick) Mike Masse 7 run (Barbarossa kick) Masse 9 run (Barbarossa kick) Josh Tessier 20 pass from Dyer (pass failed) Attendance 993. morviouAL statistics RUSHING -FS, Paul Parisi 12-27; MO, Goodine 21-203. PASSING FS, Dyer 18-36-1-251; MD, Furtado 8-13-0-121.

RECEIVING FS, McClintock 5-108; MD, Bland 2-79. MASS. MARITIME, 34-14 nt EMi Field, Buzzard! Bay Fnuidnshain St 11-6) 0 6 0 14 Man. Maritime 14-31 14 14 0 6 34 Adam Johnson 1 1 pass from Deron Jozo- kos (Rich Ennis kick) Chris Simmons 2 run (Ennis kick) Ryan Woodland 4 run (Ennis kick) Aynesiey Rosenbaum 88 kick return (kick failed) Mike Kelley 32 pass from Jozokos (Ennis kick) Jay Shanaham 2 run (kick blocked) Rosenbaum 4 run (Montgomery pass from 1 Powers) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -MMA, Woodland 34-152, Dan Remington 7-44, Jozokos 5-16; FS. Sean God-fey 1 1-59.

Rosenbaum 9-22, Alex Tarpey 1-10. PASSING -MMA, Jozokos 10-20-0-103; FS, Powers 13-37-2-119. RECEIVING -MMA, Kelley 2-42, Woodland 4-28, Johnson 2-17; FS, Rob Dower 8-101, Rosenbaum 4-0, Montgomery 1-18. MAINE MARITIME, 28-16 7 at CottkM, Maine UMau-Bostoa 10-61 1 3 0 0 16 Maine Maritime 13-41 7 7 0 14 28 MB Devon Passno 3 run (Minho Choi kick) MM Doug Peters 31 pass from Ben Larra-bee (Dave McQuilkin kick) MB Choi 20 FG MM Peters 71 pass from Larrabee (McQuilkin kick) MM Steve Tardif 18 run (McQuilkin kick) MM Tardif 2 run (McQuilkin kick) MB Vic Witcher 14 pass from Emit Johnson (pass failed) Attendance 526. MDM0UAL STATISTICS RUSHING -MM, Tardif 18-99; MB, Passno 21-59, Joe Lankowski 9-35.

PASSING -MM, Larrabee 13-29-0-268; MB, Johnson 13-23-0-208. RECEIVING MB, Witcher 4-56, David Chapman 2-49, Geoff Harris 3-35. WORCESTER 42 0 at Worcester WestfleM St. 13-41 0 0 0 0 0 Worcester St. (7-01 ...21 7 14 0 42 Bill Molmari 12 run (Jose Ribiero kick) Jeff Caputo 3 run (Ribiero kick) Todd Daskowski 7 pass from Caputo (Ribiero kick) Derrick Murphy recovered fumble in end zone (Ribiero kick) Daskowski 31 run (Ribiero kick) Caputo 1 run (Ribiero kick) Attendance 3.711.

Derek Yankoffs 63-yard interception STONEHILL, 33-6 Nortn Andover StonehMI IS-ll 7 20 6 0 33 Merrimack 15-21 0 6 0 0 -6 McSharry 1 run (Gibson kick) Adamson 39 pass from Pincince (Gibson kick) Adamson 40 pass from Pincince (kick failed) Brown 39 fumble recovery (rush tailed) McSharry 35 run (Gibson kick) Adamson 33 pass from Pincince (kick failed) A-300. MIT, 35-12 at Dudley 13 8 0 14 35 MIT 13-4) Nichols 11-6) 0 0 6 6 12 Maik Flanigan 22 run (Ahren Lembke-Windler kick) Trent Redman 8 pass from Scott Blackburn (kick failed) Redman 1 1 pass from Blackburn (Redman pass from Blackburn) Dave Sokolnicki 54 pass from Anthony Volpone (pass failed) Duane Stevens 57 interception return (Lembke-Windler kick) Redman 44 pass from Stevens (Lembke-Windler kick) Sokolnicki 30 pass from Nate Stawiecki (rush failed) Attendance 849. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING MIT, Flanigan 27-197, Enrique Villavicenck) 7-16, Stevens 7-15; Branden Allen 9-54, Rich Pagan 13-49, Sokolnicki 2-17. PASSING -MIT, Blackburn 17-32-0-201, Stevens 1-1-0-44; Volpone 7-26-2-104, Stawiecki 2-4-0-44. RECEIVING -MIT, Redman 13-200, Troy Thorson 2-31, Paul Algreen 1-9; Sokolnicki 6-133, Jason Foster 1-9, Matt LaSelva 1-4.

UMASS-LOWELL, 47-14 AssanptkM 10-7) 7 0 0 7-14 UMro-LomU 14-31 ..34 6 0 7-47 Shawn Murphy 62 run (David Pessotti kick) Murphy 5 run (kick failed) Noel Gourdin 42 pass from Pessotti (Dick Bazirgan pass from Pessotti) Chris Burns 9 pass from Pessotti (Pessotti kick) Gourdin 56 pass from Pessotti (kick failed) A Jeremy Frisch 84 kickoff return (Sean Turnan kick) Steve O'Neill 2 run (kick failed) Bazirgan 67 run (Rob Foss kick) A Jerremy Bernard 15 pass from Jason Costa (Turnan kick) Attendance 692. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -A, Ed Andreozzi 8-26, Chris Allegro 4-26, Dan Matthews 9-16: UML, Murphy 14-143, Pessotti 7-71, Bazirgan 3-62. PASSING -A, Mike Mullen 4-16-1-27; UML, Pessotti 3-3-0-107, RECEIVING -A, Greg Smith 2-20, Jeffrey Painter 1-27, Bernard 1-15; UML, Gourdin 3-105, Burns 2-17, Murphy 2-13. COAST GUARD, 31-6 at SdMMctMty, N.V. Coast Guard 15-2) 0 14 3 14 31 Union 16-11 0 0 6 0 -6 James Jones 15 run (Steve Deveau kick) Jones 29 run '(Deveau kick) Jason Noker 56 pass from Ryan Smith (kick failed) Deveau 38 FG Christian Lee 40 pass from Dan Warren (Deveau kick) Jones 1 run (Deveau kick) Attendance 4,400.

ST. LAWRENCE, 27-14 tt Canton, N.Y. Norwich (2-61 6 0 0 8 14 St. Lawrence (2-51 7 13 0 7 27 Bill Spagnolo 4 run (Greg DiCenzo kick) Dustin Brasel 1 run (kick failed) Spagnolo 1 run (DiCenzo kick) Matt Fitch 9 pass from Chris Kiley (kick failed) John Gent 4 run (DiCenzo kick) Jared DaRocha 53 pass from Rob Sarvis (Brasel rush) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING N. Brian Rosko 19-68; SL, Spagnolo 28-73.

PASSING-N, Brasel 4-17-3-42: SL, Kiley 5-14-0-48. RECEIVING -N, DaRocha 3-109; SL, Gent 2-15. AIC, 36-14 It Miner Field, Springfield Ithaca (5-1) 0 0 7 7 14 AIC (5-31 ..20 0 0 36 A Kavin Gailliard 10 pass from Matt Sohns (Richard Hebert rush) A Gailliard 55 punt return (pass failed) A Gailliard 2 run (pass failed) A Gailliard 2 run (Dan Grant pass) I Chris Belluzzi 1 run (Greg Toothaker kick) A DeQuall Brawn 1 run (Grant pass) I Jeff Erne 7 pass from Mike O'Donovan (Greg Toothaker kick) Attendance- 1,257. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -1, P.J. Cooney 2-5; AIC, Gailliard 30-208.

PASSING -I, Neal Weidman 28-45-2-364; AIC, Sohns 12-19-1-141. RECEIVING-I, Jeff Higgins. 11-185; AIC, Matt Charron 3-31. NEW HAVEN, 37-27 flt Wnt HivMi CoMio New Haven 15-21 14 0 14 0 37 Sontnofn Conn. 16-21 12 6 0 27 NH Dennis Burney 9 punt return (John Cerra kick) NH Jim Ballough 4 fumble return (Cerra kick) SC Rashaan Dumas 60 run (rush failed) SC John Potkay 2 run (rush failed) SC Matt Hitchcock 30 pass from Tom Kleine (kick failed) NH Cerra 27 FG NH Michael Joseph 3 run (kick failed) SC Frank Biancamano 26 FG NH Joseph 1 run (Cerra kick) NH Tyrone Seabrooks 28 pass from Jesse Showerda (Cerra kick) SC Potkay 1 run (pass failed) Attendance INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING-SC, Rashaan Dumas 25-178, John Potkay 7-22: NH, Donald Highsmith 29-118.

Michael Joseph 2-4. PASSING-SC. Tom Kleine 15-28-176-3; NH, Jesse Showerda 14-31-174-0. RECEIVING -SC, Matt Hitchcock 5-75, Chris Ortiz 4-45, Phil Plummet 3-33; NH, Tyrone Seabrooks 9-136, Michael Clark 2-4. Columbia inmonici Rich Lemon gained 149 yards and Jim Fox tossed two touchdown passes to lead Bucknell to a 38-7 win yesterday over Holy Cross in Worcester.

Bucknell's defense and spe- cial teams dominated. Doug Lay-, rOUnOUp man recovered a blocked punt in the end zone to produce the opening score of the game for the Bisons. In the second quarter, Josh Lebrac's interception set the Bisons up with field position at their 49. Lemon's receiving and running then set up a Jeremy Myers 2-yard touchdown reception from Fox for a 14-0 halftime lead. Eastern Collegiate Conference Stonehill 33, Merrimack 6: Brian Adamson scored three touchdowns, made 10 catches for 212 yards and set a school record for receiving yards in a game.

MIT 35, Nichols 12: The Beavers piled up 474 yards of total offense, led by Trent Redman, who had 13 receptions for 200 yards and three touchdowns, and Maik Flanigan, who picked up 197 yards, UMass-Lowell 47, Assumption 14: The River Hawks snapped a two-game losing streak, led by sophomore quarterback David Pessotti, who threw for three touchdowns and sophomore Shawn Murphy, who rushed for 143 yards and two touchdowns. Bentley 24, Sacred Heart 6: The Falcons ended their first three-game losing streak since 1991, led by senior fullback Ed Mazzuchelli of Stoughton, who rushed for 99 yards and two Freedom Conference Coast Guard 31, Union 6: James Jones ran for three touchdowns as the Bears handed Union its firet loss. St. Lawrence 27, Norwich 14: St Lawrence rushed for 136 yards and held Norwich to 21 rusliing yards. Pace 13, Western Conn 7: Brian Griffoul, who finished with 89 yards rushing, scored all Pace's points in the fourth quarter.

N.E. Conference Bridgewater State 22, Plymouth State 0: Freshman quarterback Dan Maurer rushed for two second-quarter touchdowns. The Panthers were shut out in regular season play for the first time in 10 years. UMass-Dartmouth 49, FTtchburg State 22: The Corsairs' Joe Goodine rushed for 203 yards and three touchdowns on 21 carries. Worcester St.

42, Westfield St. 0: The undefeated Lancers opened their 21-point first quarter when Chris Desisto took the opening kickoff back to the Westfield 24 and two plays later Bill Molinari scored on a 12-yard run. Maine Maritime 28, UMass-Boston (16: Ben Larrabee passed 102 yards for two touchdowns, including a 71-yard scoring pass to Doug Peters that put the Mariners ahead for good at 14-10 with 8:33 left in the second quarter. Mass. Maritime 34, Framingham St.

14: Ryan Woodland rushed for 152 of the Buccaneers' 241 yards on the' ground, scoring one TD. Independents Central Connecticut 49, Wagner 41: Stan House ran for four touchdowns and passed for another. AIC 36, Ithaca 14: Senior quarterback Matt Sohns became the Yellow Jackets' all-time leading passer, with 4,257 career yards. Freshman Kavin Gaillard gained 291 all-purpose yards and scored four downs. New Haven 37, Southern Connecticut 27: New Ha ven special teams scored two touchdowns and set up two more.

NESCAC Bowdoin 31, Wesleyan 8: Quarterback Hayes Mac-Arthur completed 19 of 31 passes for 216 yards and three touchdowns. Colby 28, Bates 21: Don Gage's three touchdowns in the second half gave Colby a come-from-behind victory. Quarterback Dan Hooley became Bates' all-time leading passer with 4,150 yards. Hamilton 16, Williams 13: Defensive back Chris Finley intercepted a Ziv Lalich pass at the Hamilton 35 with 1:20 remaining as the Continentals held on. Trinity 27, Middlebury 25: The Bantams won their 12th consecutive game when Ray Jones ran for his second touchdown with 5:15 left.

Amherst 31, Tufts 12: The undefeated Lord JetTs gained 236 yards while holding Jumbos to 124. 1 ciiiuxiia on a roll I' ASSOCIATED PRESS AP PHOTO Harvard beat Princeton, 24-0. COLUMBIA, 13-10 HM) 3 7 0 3-13 Yalel2-4) 0 0 10 0-10 FG Linit 26 C-Thomason 4 run (Unit kick) Y-FGLaflerty25 Masella 3 run (Lafferty kick) C-FG Linit 35 Col Yale First downs 12 8 Rushes-yards 37-40 40-81 Passing 237 75 Comp-Att-Int 17-30-2 6-27-4 Return Yards 91 50 Punts-Avg Fumbles-Lost 3-3 0 0 Penalties-Yards 3-24 5-30 Possession 29:34 30:36 IN DIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Columbia, Wiley, 7-35, Bi-vens, 18-32, Toye, 3-1, Childress, l-(-7), Tho-mason 8-1-21 Yale C. Freeccero, 22-95, D. Freccero, 3-22, Masella, 3-6, Bentley, 3-(-3), Barber 9-(-39).

PASSING Columbia. Thomason 17-30-237-2; Yale, Barber 6-24-75-3, Kendell 0-3-0-1. RECEIVING Columbia, Bondi 6-51, Ramirez 3-95. Bivins 3-30, Wachter 1-20, Russell 1-20, Gabriele 1-19, Lee 1-4, Cannan l--2); Yale C. Freccero 3-7, Rodriguez 1-50, Leith 1-13.

Samocki 1-5. DARTMOUTH, 38-21 Dartmouth 16-01 10 7 7 14-30 Cornell 12-4) 7 7 0 7-21 FG Regula 29 Levitt 72 run (Rodin kick) Ellis 42 pass from Aljancic (Regula kick) Smith 3 run (Regula kick) Levitt 36 run (Rodin kick) Aljancic 1 run (Regula kick) Smith 3 run (Regula kick) D-Oberle 19 pass from Alutncic (Regula kick) Levitt 24 run (Rodin kick) A Dar Cor First downs 24 14 Rushes-yards 56-183 37-238 Passing 321 96 Comp-Att-Int 16-21-0 12-25-0 Return Yards 5 10 Punts-Avg 5-41 8 7-38 0 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 0-0 Penalties-Yards 8-69 6-67 Possession 35:43 24:17 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Dartmouth, Smith 27-109, Aljancic 14-28, Oberle 8-26, Garcia, 7-20; Cornell, Levitt 30-241, Hood 5-10, Carroll 2-(minus 13). PASSING Dartmouth, Aljancic 16-21-0-321; Cornell, Hood 8-14-0-78, Carroll 4-11-0-18 RECEIVING -Dartmouth, Ellis 6-166, Oberle 4-39, Morton 3-58. Smith 2-46, Sperger 112: Cornell. Krawczyk 4-35, Ga-leazzi 3-35, Doherty 2 9, Collins 1-8.

return for a touchdown helped HARVARD, 24-0 1(3-31 0 7 0 17-24 Princeton 11-51 0 0 0 0-0 Yankoff 63 interception return (Korinke kick) Drakos 16 pass from Linden (Korinke kick) FG Korinke 36 Menick 1 run (Korinke kick) A First downs 19 10 Rushes-yards 54-138 21-29 Passing 136 158 Comp-Att-Int 12-19-0 17-41-2 Return Yards 188 60 Punts-Avg 7-40 0 Fumbles-Lost 4-2 0-0 Penalties-Yards 2-21 8-47 Possession 36:46 23:14 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -Harvard, Hu 32-127, Menick 10-38, Snowden 2-3, Linden 10-minus 30; Princeton, Washington 15-33, Duffy 1-6, Clifford 1-5, Budzinski 2-minus 15. PASSING Harvard, Linden 12-17-0-136, Snowden 0-2-0; Princeton, Budzinski 17-41-2-156. RECEIVING Harvard, Skelton 4-65, Chupaila 3-28, Laurence 2-6, Drakos 1-16, Menick 1-12, Hu 1-9; Princeton, Clifford 6-45, Washington 5-27, House 4-57, Kamara 1-4, Gill 1-13. BROWN, 2721 Penn (2-41 0 7 0 14-21 Brown 13-31 7 7 7 6-27 Wall 1 run (Routt kick), 9:10 Laiosin 5 pass from McCullough (Routt kick), 9:23 Bonanno 22 pass from Macleod (Gratehouse kick), 12:36 Morey 44 pass from McCullough (Routt kick), 11:11 P- Fabish 13 pass from Macleod (kick failed), 5:55 P-Fabish 4 pass from Macleod (Scott rush), 10:29 B-Morey 19 pass from McCullough (kick failed), 14:27 PtM BfOIHI First downs 20 23 Rushes-yards 36 121 39-206 Passing 213 248 Punt Returns 3-13 1-7 Kickoff Returns 3-52 3-43 Interceptions Ret 1-13 1-2 CompAttlnt 20-39-1 18-31-1 Sacked-Yards Lost 1-5 2-9 Punts 5-42 Fumbles-Lost 10 2-1 Penalties-Yards 12-100 9-99 Possession 29:38 30:22 tNDIVIOUAl STATISTICS RUSHING Scott 24-120, MacLeod 3- 5, Abye 3-(minus 2), Granata 6 (minus 2). Jessie 20-95, McCullough 8-57, Wall 10-55, Morie l-(minus 1).

PASSING-P, MacLeod 20-38-1-213, Scott 010-0. McCullough 18-31-1-248 RECEIVING -P, Fabish 9-97, Bonanno 4- 58. Abye 2-27, Granata 2-16, Thompson 1-4, Arbogast 1-7, Scott 1-4. B. Morey 9-171, Choquette 3-30, Wall 2-28, Lairson 213, Nangmenyi 1-8, Jessie 1 -(minus 2).

Matt Linit kicked a 35-yard field goal with 2:13 left to lead Columbia over Yale, 13-10, yesterday at New Haven. The victory rOUnClUP kept the Lions un- defeated at 6-0 as they matched the best start in school history. Yale fell to 2-4. The game was a defensive struggle for the most part and included eight turnovers, 19 punts and 28 tackles for iosses. Columbia took a 3-0 lead with 8:50 to go in the first period on a 26- yard field goal by Linit.

Brown 27, Penn 21 At Providence, McCullough and Sean Morey recovered from a fumbled exchange to connect on a touchdown with 33 seconds remaining to give Brown the win. Brown led, 21-7, midway through the fourth quarter when Penn's Tom Macleod found Mark Fabish for a 14-yard touchdown pass, but Jeremiah Gratehouse missed, the extra point Dartmouth 38, Cornell 21 At Ithaca, N.Y., quarterback Jon Aljancic and tailback Greg Smith led the victorious Big Green to 21 consecutive points in the second half. Aljancic completed 16 of 21 passes for 321 yards and two touchdowns. Smith carried 27 times for 109 yards and two touchdown.