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D14 THE BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE NOVEMBER 2, 1997 Eastern college football Harvard takes, over Ivy A Little! Three upset By Joe Concannon GLOBE STAFF lifflffliT HANOVER. N.H 1 WfWill'K i Conf. All Harvard 4-0 6-1 Dartmouth 3-1 5-2 Penn 3-1 4-3 Brown 2-2 5-2 Columbia 2-2 3-4 Princeton 1-3 4-3 Cornell 1-3 3-4 Yale 0-4 1-6 passing in the night in a 4-yard pass from Rich Linden 6:38 into the game, the Crimson regained the ball when Clint Killar returned an interception to the Harvard 38-yard line. Then Patterson made on his run. "On the reverse I saw two or three guys in the offensive line in front of me," said Patterson.

"I basically had my hand on their backs." The 11-catch total is third highest in Crimson history. "I have to tip my hat to our quarterback Rick Linden," said Patterson. "When he gets the ball to you like that, it's a big plus." Just 50 seconds into the second quarter, Linden led Patterson with a pass at the 25, which Patterson took into the end zone to complete the 45-yard play. "We had a game plan and the big play came our way." Mike Giampaolo's 22-yard field goal completed the unanswered Crimson scoring blitz just 4:37 into the second quarter, and the two missed field goal tries by Giampaolo later were moot. Even though the Crimson came out in shotgun formation, Menick carried 25 times for a tough net gain of 51 yards.

The Crimson compiled 309 yards of offense in the first half, but just 82 after intermission when the winds came up and neither offense could draw much blood. The Big Green feel they are still in the Ivy race. "There was a lot at stake," said Big Green coach John Lyons. "We didn't make the big plays when we had to." yesterday's occasional mist and wind that swept over soggy Memorial Field. There was Dartmouth (10-0 last season), which entered the game owning a share of the Ivy League lead with Harvard.

There were the Crimson, who showed three games ago at Cornell that the luster has returned to Cambridge in coach Tim Murphy's fourth season. The Crimson jumped on the Big Green in a devastating stretch of just more than six minutes in the first half, taking a 24-0 lead to the locker room. There were four scoring drives in just 15 plays within 6 minutes 23 seconds. The defenses and weather took over in the second half, and after a scoreless third and fourth quarters, the Crimson were heading home with their first shutout of Dartmouth in 56 years, having handed the Big Green their first blanking in 98 games. The Big Green (5-2, 3-1 Ivy League) were held to minus 15 yards rushing in the first half and just 173 yards of total offense in the game.

The Crimson (6-1, 4-0), now alone at the top in the Ivy, have three games to go (at Brown, Penn, at Yale), and are in their most successful campaign since 1984, when they went 5-0 in the league before losing their last two contests. "I think defensively we played about as well as we can play," said Murphy, whose words were reinforced by five Harvard interceptions of Peter Sellers passes. "The run those Dartmouth seniors have had may not be equaled," Murphy said of Dartmouth's 22-game unbeaten streak, which ended last week against Lehigh. "We've played outstanding defensive football. We didn't allow Cornell to cross the goal line.

We gave Columbia one and Princeton one. The team that ends up scoring defense champion probably is going to be the team with the crown." The offensive star was flanker Terence Patterson, who caught 11 passes for 121 yards and 2 touchdowns and swept around on a reverse from tailback Chris Menick for 62 yards down the sideline for a third score. After Patterson, a former high school option quarterback, scored on If lv at Wesleyan hands Williams first loss ASSOCIATED PRESS Jake Fay completed 16 of 31 passes for 237 yards and three touchdowns as Wesleyan (6-1) handle ed Williams (6-1) its first loss, 28-14, rOlindUP yesterday in a Lit- tie Three showdown at Middletown, Conn. Matt Perceval caught a 5-yard pass from Fay at 8:01 of the second quarter, and Wesleyan never trailed in the New England Small College Athletic Conference game. Amherst 35, Trinity 8 Rich Wiilard threw for 264 yards and two touchdowns and Darin Byrne ran for a pah of scores as the Lord Jeffs improved to 7-0 with the victory in Amherst.

Bowdoin 28, Bates 19 Hayes Mac-Arthur teamed up with Chris Houston on a 76-yard scoring pass in the first quarter and the Polar Bears raced to a 21-0 halftime lead and held off the Bobcats at Lewiston, Maine. Tufts 21, Colby 12 Jumbo quarterback Dan Morse rushed for touchdowns of 16, 3 and 6 yards at Water-ville, Maine, to keep Colby winless. Patriot Colgate 42, Holy Cross 7 Daymon Smith rushed for 141 yards and three touchdowns as Colgate (5-3, 4-0) snapped its 14-game losing streak against Holy Cross by routing the Crusaders (3-5, 1-2) at Worcester, New Haven 38, Lafayette 0 Cazzie Kosciolek passed for 136 yards and two touchdowns and the Chargers blanked Lafayette at Easton, Pa. N.E. Conference Worcester St.

23, Bridgewater St. 6 Dan Hanson, who completed only 12 of 31 passes for 255 yards, made thp most of two of them, a 12-yard scoring strike to Bryan Keats and a 44-yarder to Chris DeSisto as the Lancers (6-2, 6-1) upset the conference-leading Bears (5-3, 5-1) in Worcester. UMass-Dartmouth 26, Framingham St. 7 Sophomore Mike Masses qf Wareham rushed for 96 yards and a pair of touchdowns to boost the Corsairs (7-1, 5-1) at North Dartmouth, i Westfield St. 28, Mass.

Maritime 26 Quarterback Mike Bartlett of Quiri-cy rushed 16 times for 79 yards and a touchdown and completed 7 of 11 passes for 99 yards and another score to lead the Owls (44, 4-2) at Buzzards Bay. Maine Maritime 23, Fitchburg St. 6 -Steve Tardif rushed for 223 yards and scored three touchdowns to lead the Mariners over the Falcons at Castine, Maine. MIT 20, UMass-Boston 15 Enrique Wlavicencio rushed for 126 yards on 24 carries including a 16-yard scoring run to spark the Engineers (5-3) in la non-conference matchup in Dorchester. I MIDDLEBURY, 41-7 at MkMMwry, Vt Hamilton (1-6) 0 0 0 7-7 Middlebury (4-3) 0 28 0 13-41 Jeff Sengle 6 run (Scott Dudley kick) Adam Pascal 7 pass from Brian Coates (Dudley kick) Pascal 1 run (Dudley kick) Pascal 66 run (Dudley kick) Pascal 8 run (Dudley kick) Devon O'Neil 30 pass from John Wenner (kick failed) Mike Padilla 52 pass from David Clausen (Gregory Bemis kick) First downs 13 18 Rushes-yards 37-47 47-226 Passing 179 253 Passes 15-25-1 14-29-0 Kickoff returns 6-111 1-39 Punt returns 3-0 5-58 Punts Fumbles-lost 3-2 0-0 Penalties-yards 3-35 9-85 Possession 27:59 32:01 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -H, Karl Knight 18-56, Chris Kelly 9-17, Frank Loverro 1-6: Pascal 6-92, Brian Holmes 12-51, Sengle 7-31.

PASSING-H, Joseoh Mondell 10-15- 1- 108, RoObie Peters 4-8-0-19, Clausen 1- 2- 0-52: Coates 12-23-0-215, Wenner 2-5-0-38, Anthony LoSauro 0-1-0-0. RECEIVING Padilla 4-82, Knight 4-29, Kelly 1-29: A.J. Husband 4-122, Pascal 2-39. Dave Frye 1-35. MONMOUTH, 430 at Fairfield, Conn, Monmouth (3-4) 16 13 7 7 43 Sacred Heart (1-7) 0 0 0 0 -0 Jeff Varcadipane 40 field goal Mike Medrano 1 run (kick failed) Bil Hogan 6 pass from Dan Sabela (Varcadipane kick) Jason Gritte 59 blocked field goal return (rush failed) Chris Reed 9 pass from Sabella (Varcadipane kick) Medrano 42 run (Varcadipane kick) Patrick Giminez 1 run (Varcadipane kick) NEW HAVEN, 38-0 at Easton, Pa.

New Haven (8-1) 7 16 2 13-38 Lafayette (2-7) 0 0 0 0-0 Freeman 30 pass from Kosciolek (Cerra kick) Eden 12 pass from Kosciolek (kick failed) Appling 61 interception return (Cerra kick) Cerra 35 field goal Safety Highsmith 1 run (kick failed) C- Jones 75 run (Cerra kick) A -731 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -NH, Highsmith 25-182, Jones 2-77, Kosciolek 7-1-3); Moore 21-89, Stahlnecker 12-63, DiMatteo 9-24. PASSING-NH, Kosciolek 8-27-1-136; Palos 7-24-1-64. RECEIVING NH, Eden 1-32, Freeman 1- 30. Barnes 2-25; Varberough 3-27, Yanek 1-13. Stahlnecker 1-10.

SALVE REGINA, 52-12 Milton Salve Regina (6-2) 6 19 7 20-52 Curry (0-8) 0 6 6 0-12 SR Mike Palmer 39 pass from Ken Farrow (kick failed) SR Mark DeBiasio 1 run (rush failed) Joe Fenandi 47 pass from Mike Oates (pass failed) SR Pat Eldridge 1 run (rush failed) SR Jason Martin 37 fumble return (Ryan Sornberger kick) Henry Ventura 40 interception return (pass failed) SR Eldridge 85 run (Sornberger kick) SR Scott Pietryzk 1 run (Sornberger kick) SR Anthony Pirri 44 run (Sornberger kick) SR Pirri 18 run (kick failed) A 300 SR First downs 13 3 Rushes-yards 68-416 28-40 Passing 102 67 Passes 6-12-2 3-12-3 Kickoff returns 1-5 6-19 Punt returns 1-U2) 2-24 Punts 2-93 6-211 Fumbles-lost 2-0 3-1 Penalties-yards 3-40 6-45 Possession 39:27 20:33 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING-SR. Eldridge 15-156. Pirri 6-81, DeBiasio 17-72; John Ban 16-29, Oates 6-14, Eric Wilson 5-0. PASSING-SR, Ken Farrow 5-10-2-95, Tom Boesch 1-2-0-7; Oates 3-11-2-67, Ban 0-1-1-0. RECEIVING -SR, Palmer 3-55.

DeBiasio 2- 34, Pietryzk 1-13; Ferrandi 2-54, Randy Paolliio 1-13. TUFTS, 21-12 at Watervilkt, Maine Tufts (2-5) 7 0 7 7-21 Colby (0-7) 0 0 6 6-12 Dan Morse 16 run (Nate Herpich kick) Morse 3 run (Herpich kick) Nathan Bradley 1 run (kick failed) Thomas Keblh 1 run (kick faied) Morse 6 run (Herpich kick) Tafts CaHiy First downs 17 15 Rushes-yards 42 129 34-204 Passing 181 204 Passes 13 25-1 20-35-1 Punts Fumbles-lost 4-1 3-1 Penalties-yards 8-36 5-40 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -T, John Routhier 18-58, Morse 1628; Keblin 12-47, Brian Souza 13-29. PASSING-T, Morse 13-25-1-181; C. Bradley 20-35-1-204. RECEIVING -T, Matt Godfrey 4-71, Jon Wilson 4-67; Miguel Gonzalez 5-51.

WNEC, 20-7 at Dudley WNEC (3 3) 14 0 0 6-20 Nichols (2-6) 0 0 0 7-7 WNEC Mike Roach 59 pass from John Mancuso (Kevin Eknanian kick) WNEC Andy Kaneris 82 run (Eknanian kick) WNEC Chris Gelardi 41 fumble return (kick failed) Anthony Liquore 8 pass from Anthony Volpone (Matt Hancur kick) A-217 WESLEY AN, 28-14 at MMdletoan, Conn. Williams (6-1) 0 6 0 8-14 Wesleyan(61) 0 14 7 7-28 Wes Matt Perceval 5 pass from Jake Fay (Ben Kozik kick) Wil Mike McAdam 45 run (kick failed) Wes Tom Themistocles 16 pass from Fay (Kozik kick) Wes-Nate Moore 19 pass from Fay (Kozik kick) Wes Themistocles 9 run (Kozik kick) Wil Matt Signst 20 pass from Sean Keenan (Ian Macallister pass from Keenan) A WESTnELD 28-26 at Bnzzarns Bay Westfiekf St (3-5) 0 14 6 8-28 Mass Maritime (4-4) 6 0 0 20 26 MM Dan Reading 73 pass from Joe O'Malley (kick failed) WS Jason Votzakis 6 run (kick failed) WS Pete Leonard 13 pass from Mike Bartlett (Votzakis rush) WS Bartlett 8 run (kick failed) MM Ryan Woodland 49 run (Mike Ket-ley pass from O'Malley) WS Mike Daly 80 kickoff return (Frank DeLuca pass from Bartlett) MM Woodland 10 run (pass failed) MM Adam Johnson I pass from O'Malley (pass failed) A-546 WORCESTER 23-6 at Waranttnr Bndgewater St (5-3) 0 0 6 0-6 Worcester St. (62) 7 0 0 16-23 Bryan Keats 12 pass from Dan Hanson (Nate Riedl kick) 8 Andy Uaoone 25 pass from Bid Fra-zier (kick failed) Rredl 30 nek) goal Chrs DeSaM 44 pass from Hanson (lock tailed) Tony Mol.nan 21 ran (Riedl kick) A-647 WPI.10-2 at Ww Lester Western Com. (3 5) 0 0 2 0-2 WPI (3-5) 0 0 3 7-10 WPI Adam Clark 21 neld foal WC-saWy WPI Nicholas Fluet 6 run (Clart tack) A-217 COLGATE, 42-7 at Worcester Colgate (5-3) 14 21 7 0-42 Holy Cross (2-6) 0 0 0 7-7 Ernie Quackenbush 2 pass from Ryan Vena (Steve Young kick), 8:17. C-Daymon Smith 2 run (Young kick), :06 C- Jesse Boyd 89 punt return (Young kick), 9:52.

Smith 1 run (Young kick), 5:32. Vena 4 run (Young kick), 2:30. Smith 2 run (Young kick), 3:40. HC Brion Stapp 3 run (Dana Fia-tarone kick), 13:55. A Colg.

HC First downs 18 16 Rushes-yards 49-237 29-9 Passing 144 154 Punt returns 3-90 1-16 Kickoff returns 2-20 7-83 Interceptions ret 1-11 0-0 Comp-att-int 10-14-0 14-33-1 Sacked-yards lost 0 0 6-53 Punts 3-32 7-39 Fumbles-lost 1-1 4-0 Penalties-yards 4-41 11-105 Possession 30:02 29:58 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING-C, Smith 19-141, Ed Weiss 15-63, Brian Owens 4-14, Josh Kirklin 3-11, Jarrod Bowers 2-9, Vena HC, Joe Chambers 5-35, John Aloisi 8-25, Robert Milton 3-7, Barrett Doxsey 1-(-2), Stapp 3-H3), Ryan Collar 7-1-37). PASSING Vena 6-6-0-74, Matt Policare 4-8-0-70; HC, Collar 7-19-0-59, Stapp 6-11-0-87, Dan Boland 1-3-1-8. RECEIVING -C, Corey Hill 4-48, Quackenbush 3-33; HC, Jeff Laboranti 6-97, John Myers 3-39, Bobby Andrews 3-21. ALBANY, 42-26 at North Easton Albany (8-1) 7 7 28 0-42 Stonehill (4-4) 12 0 6 8-26 A James Miner 7 run (Deron Regen kick) Brian Adamson 93 kickoff return (kick failed) Adamson 32 pass from Bill Hani-son (kick failed) A Joe Savino 26 run (Regen kick) A Savino 44 run (Regen kick) A Greg Garrett 2 run (Regen kick) A Seth Thomas 52 pass from Savino (Regen kick) Harrison 1 run (kick failed) A Ben Kelcey 12 run (Regen kick) Harrison 2 run (Tony McSharry version) A-169 at Pleasantvllle, N.Y. AICI6-2) 0 14 6 0-20 Pace (3-5) 0 0 0 0-0 Grant 32 pass from Hebert (Moses kick) Bonsu 69 interception (Moses kick) Graham 3 run (kick failed) A-50O AMHERST, 35-8 at Amherst Trinity 0 0 0 8-8 Amherst 14 14 0 7 35 A Darin Byrne 2 run (Liam Fleming kick) A Byrne 38 run (Fleming kick) A Shawn Quigley 21 pass from Rich Wiilard (Fleming kick) A Colin Barnacle 37 pass from Wiltard (Fleming kick) Greg Gagne 8 run (Sherman Francis rush) A Bob DiSabato 1 run (Fleming kick) A 1,142 BOWDOIN, 28-19 at Lewtstod, Maim Bowdoin (3-4) 14 7 0 7-28 Bates (1-6) 0 0 7 12-19 Bow Chris Day 76 pass from Hayes MacArthur (Jeremy Riffle kick) Bow Randy Petit 3 run (Riffle kick) Bow MacArthur 6 run (Riffle kick) Bat Kevin Jackson 50 interception (Re-jean Guerrero kick) Bat Alexi Whitney 2 run (kick failed) Bat Jason Coulie 24 pass from Chris Snow (pass failed) Bow Petit 4 run (Riffle kick) A 2,922 COAST GUARD, 19 0 at PtnuuuUt, N.H.

Coast Guard (7-1) 6 6 0 7-19 Plymouth St. (6-2) 0 0 0 0-0 Al Thompson 29 pass from Dan Warren (kick failed) Warren 1 run (pass failed) Ed Hernaez 34 interception return (Pryor Tiffany kick) A 1,101 CORTLAND, 24-8 at Cortland, N.Y. Springfield (3-5) 0 0 0 8-8 Cortland (7-1) 9 8 7 0-24 Omar Darling 8 run (Dan Raymond kick) Safety Darling 1 run (Rob Male rush) Darling 5 run (Raymond kick) Shawn Andrade 73 punt return (Mike Tanner pass from Jason Aguda) A -400 MAINE MARITIME, 23-6 at CastkM, Milne Fitchburg St. (2-6) 0 0 0 6 -6 Maine Maritime (2-6) 7 7 3 6 23 MM Steve Tardif 2 run (Ken Buttery kick) MM Tardif 1 run (Buttery kick) MM Buttery 27 field goal MM Tardif 24 run (kick failed) FS Greg McClintock 20 pass from Steve Nowokunski (rush failed) A-311 t) MASS-DARTMOUTH, 26-7 at Nortn Darhnontli Framingham St (2-6) 0 0 0 7 7 UMass-Dartmouth (7-1) 7 6 7 6-26 UMD Jay Furtado 1 run (Erik Lundell kick) UMD Mike Masse 2 run (kick failed) UMD Masse 10 run (Lundell kick) FS Alex Tarpey 15 run (Rich Ceruti kick) UMD Ryan Bland 7 pass from Matt McLaughlin (kick failed) MIT, 2015 at Boston MIT (5-3) 0 8 6 6-20 UMass-Boston(l-6) 0 7 0 8-15 UMB Qasim Ward 17 pass from Emil Johnson (Rob Grieco kick) MIT Enrique Vtllavicencio 16 mn (Vilia-vkencio pass from Scott Blackburn) MIT Baldemar Mejia 35 pass from Chuck Toye (pass failed) MIT- Meiia 40 pass from Backbum (kick failed) UMB Johnson 1 run (Sean Skahan pass from Johnson) A 146 MIT 1MB Fiist downs 17 15 Rushes-yards 45-177 51-106 Passing 185 113 Passes 11-24-1 8-24-1 Kickoff returns 2-41 2-19 Punt returns 6-10 3-38 Punts Fumbles-lost 1-1 4-1 Penalties-yards 624 3-68 Possession 27:27 32:33 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -MIT, Villavicencio 24-117, Troy Gayeski 13-75, Toye 1-5: UMB, Jim Gagnon 32-90, Skahan 10-32, Johnson 9-(-16). PASSING MIT, Blackburn 9-22-1-150, Toye 1-1-0-35, Zachary Jenkins 1-10-0; UMB.

Johnson 8 23-1 113. Gagnon 0-1-0-0. RECEIVING MIT. Meiia 4-103, Gayeski 2-43, Troy Thorson 1-15: UMB. Aan Sampson 5-79, Wad 2-31.

Kevin Roach 1-3. MERRTMACK, 27-13 0 7 6 0-13 Memmack (2 5) ...6 0 14 7-27 Raul Brown 4 run (kick Med) UML Canton Anderson 2 run (DavaJ Passed tack) Calvin Bryant 81 lun (conversion failed) UML Chris Bums 30 run (conversm tailed) Will Edwards 1 run (Bryant pass from Ryan Pulley) BryaK 15 run (Russell Noto kick) A-688 MMVMMJAL STATISTICS RUSHING UML. Bums 3-44. Walker 8-17. Anderson 8 17: M.

Bryant 24 179, Ed-warts 11-36, JHek 14. PASSING -UML. Speak 7 18-2 74, III, Polley 3-7-2-39. Jilek 0-1-1-0. RECEIVING -UML.

Gourdm 4 25. Sealy 1 31. Hamngton MO. M. DeSancts 1-24, Edwards Ml.

Brawn 1-4. 5w I Jf 4 N4 7V AP PHOTO Harvard's Chris Menick carried the ball 25 times for 51 hard-earned yards. Brown dampens Cornell's hopes ASSOCIATED PKESS HARVARD, 24-0 at Hanover, N.H. Hanard 16-11 14 10 0 0 24 Dartmouth (5-2) 0 0 0 0 0 Terence Patterson 4 pass from Rich Linden (Mike Giampaolo kick), 8 22 Patterson 62 run (Giampaolo kick), 4:44 Patterson 45 pass from Linden (Giampaolo kick), 14:10 FG Giampaolo 22, 10:23 Nar Dart First downs 16 10 Rushes-yards 41-146 24-(-3) Passing 235 176 Comp-att-rnt 21-38-0 16-40-5 Return yards 82 32 Punts-avg 11-35 10-38 Fumbles-lost 1-0 2-1 Penalties-yards 8-93 3-20 Possession 34:40 25:20 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -H. Patterson 1-62, Chris Menick 25-51.

Linden 12-39; Reginald Belhomme 8-33, Jeremiah White 3-3, Jeff Link 1-0. PASSING -H, Linden 21-38-0-235; Peter Sellers, 16-39 5-176, Mike Coffey 0-1-0-0. RECEIVING Patterson 11-121, Jared Chupaila 8-87, Colby Skelton 2-27; Dylan Karc-zewski 5-21, Zach Ellis 4-96, Eric Morton 4-34. BROWN, 37-12 Cornel 0 0 12 -12 Brawn 7 16 0-37 Wall 24 run (Routt kick), 12:37. B-FG Routt 23, 14:40.

Morey 18 pass from Perry (rush railed), 13:33. B-Campbell 14 pass from Perry (Routt kick), 6:55. B-Morey 59 pass from Perry (Routt kick), 6:02. B-Morey 46 pass from Perry (Routt kick), 5:24. C- Smith 7 pass from Hood (pass failed), 9:33.

Thornell 23 pass from Carroll (pass failed), 5:28. A First downs 12 23 Rushes-yards 31 109 44-214 Passing 123 342 Punt returns 0-0 3-50 Kickoff returns 7-149 3-47 Interceptions ret 2-42 5-32 Comp-att-int 13-33-5 21-35-2 Sacked-yards tost 4-7 4-31 Punts 5 36 2 4-36 8 Penalties-yards 4-30 13-130 Possession 27:20 32:40 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -C, Hood 9-44, Smith 7-27, Bush 7-18, Kiesendahl 6-14, Carroll 1-1, Nunes l-(-2); Wall 12-63, Perry 5-52, Powell 17-49, A. Smith 9-39, Routt l-(-20). PASSING-C. Hood 11-17-2-84, Carroll 2-16-3-39: B.

Perry 19-31-1-330, Ames 2-4-1-12. RECEIVING -C, Krawczyk 4-56. Smith 3-27; B. Morey 7-221, Wall 7-53, Campbell 3-33. COLUMBIA, 17-0 Freedom Coast Guard 19, Plymouth St.

0 Dan Warren threw for a first-quarter touchdown and ran for a second-quarter score as the Bears (7-1, 4-0) blanked the Panthers (6-2, 4-1) at Plymouth, N.H. Cortland St. 24, Springfield 8 Omar Darling ran for 146 yards and three touchdowns at Cortland, N.Y., as the hosts topped Springfield. WPI 10, Western Conn. 2 Freshman tailback Nick Fluet of Leominster was the workhorse, carrying 43 times for career-high 165 yards, including a 6-yard scoring run, to pace the Engineers in Worcester.

Eastern Salve Regina 52, Curry 12 Pat Eldridge rushed for 156 yards and two touchdowns in Milton, as the Sea-hawks (6-2) kept Curry (OS) winless and handed the Colonels their 14th straight loss. Albany 42, Stonehill 26 Brian Adamson scored on a 93-yard kickoff return and on a 32-yard pass from freshman William Harrison to give the Chieftains a 12-7 lead at Easton, but the Great Danes (8-1, 7-0) roared back. Merrimack 27, UMass-Lowell 13 -Cahin Bryant, who rushed for 185 yards on 24 carries, had touchdown runs of 81 and 15 yards to pace the Warriors (3-5) a North Andover. Sean Morey caught three touchdown passes and set a single-game team record with 221 yards receiving in leading Brown to a 37-12 victory over IvY League Corne11 yesterday in Provi- dence. fOUtlU lip Despite playing in a driving rainstorm with wind gusts of 45 miles per hour, Biwn racked up 525 total yards, including 342 passing.

The Bears (5-2 overall, 2-2 Ivy League) led, 37-0, before Cornell (3-4, 1-3) tacked on a pair of fourth-quarter touchdowns to avert a shutout. Morey caught touchdown passes of 18, 59, and 46 yards from James Perry, who completed 19 of 31 passes for 330 yards, including four TDs. Columbia 17, Princeton 0 Bobby Thomason threw two TD passes and Norman Hayes set a school record for rushing attempts in the Lions' upset victory. Thomason was only 3 of 11, but two went for scores to Lendell Thompson and Bert Bondi, while Hayes gained 175 yards rushing on a school-record 42 attempts for Columbia (34, 2-2). In another game played in high wind and driving rain, Columbia posted its first shutout of an Ivy team since a scoreless tie with Princeton in 1972.

The Tigers fen to(4-3, 1-3). Penn 26, Yale 7 In New Haven, tailback Jim Finn scored three times in another rain-driven game. Finn, who doubled as a defensive back, scored on the Quaka-s' first possession on a 38-yard run and twice in the fourth quarter, once on a 92-yard dash. His last TD was on a 27-yard pass from Matt Rader as Penn improved to 4-3, 3-1. Yale fell to 1-6, 03.

10 7 0-17 PENN, 26-7 at New Haven, Coon. Penn (4-31 7 7 0 12-26 lfHe ll- 0 0 7 0-7 James Finn 38 run (Jeremiah Greathouse kick), 14:03. P- Matt Rader 8 run (Greathouse kick). 6:57. Todd Scott 50 interception (Mike Murawc-zyk kick), 12:20.

P-Finn 92 run (kick failed), 12 04. Finn 27 pass from Rader (pass failed), 10:26. A Penn Tab First downs 13 8 Rushes-yards 41-239 42-81 Passing 104 29 Comp-att-int 12-19-1 5-17-0 Return yards 1 74 Punts avg 7-29 3 8-37 5 Fumbles-lost 4-2 7 3 Penalties-yards 9-70 5-48 Possession 27 54 32.06 WOmOUAL STATISTICS RUSHING P. Finn 21-1. Jason McGee 12-62, Brian Cosmello 1-2.

Rader 7-21; V. Derek Bent-ley 20-56, B.C. Kauflman 6-16. Konrad Sopielni-kow 3-7. Whittaker 10-21, Murawczyk 1-1, Joe Walland 2 2 PASSING P.

Rader 12-19-1-104: Walland 4-14-0-20. Whittaker 13-0-9. RECEIVING -P. Cosmello 3-22. McGee 2-7.

Finn 2-25; James Paa 2-16. FG Kravitz 37, 8:27. Thompson 5 pass from Thomason (Kravitz kick), :37. Bondi 19 pass from Thomason (Kravitz lock), 10:07. First downs 8 8 Rushes-yards 37 100 51-151 Passing 20 41 -7-30-2 3-11-1 Return yards 30 93 Punts avg 10 34 3 FumWes-iost 4-1 6-1 Penalties-yards 6-25 3-22 Possession 26 54 33 06 MHVtOUAL STATISTICS RUSHING-P, Taylor 18-54, Giurato 9-19, Bumham 3-22.

Nakielny 7-5: Hayes 43-175. Holmes 1-1. Thomason 7-(-25). PASSING- Nakielny 5 21-2 9. Butnham 2-9-0-11; Thomason 3H-4-4K.