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C21 Eastern college football THE BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE NOVEMBER 9, 1997 VV1LLIAMS, 48-46 at wniaantm Stapp lifts HC to win ASSOCIATED PRESS 'V fa foh'iY k.r' A I ft hA AP PHOTO Villanova survives a scare ASSOCIATED PRESS Running back Brian West-brook scored the go-ahead touchdown with less than five Atlantic 10 Zt2, remaining rOUndUp to lead un- beaten Vil lanova to a 23-20 comeback victory over visiting New Hampshire yesterday. Westbrook scored on a bayard run up the middle to cap 80-yard drive with 4:52 left. Villanova, ranked No. 1 in Division 1-AA, is 9-0. Wildcats quarterback Chris Boden tossed touchdown passes of 34 and 3 yards.

New Hampshire, which had defeated Villanova in the past four meetings, had moved ahead, 20-16, on Dan Kreider's 6-yard run with 2:59 left in the third quarter. UNH junior Jerry Azumah rushed for 122 yards on 22 carries and topped the mark for the season. Delaware 37, UConn 29 Courtney Batts caught two touchdown passes and Andre Thompson rushed for 95 yards and two scores as host Delaware beat the Huskies. Delaware trailed, 29-28, with a little more than three minutes to play when Thompson scored the winning TD. Richmond 27, Rhode Island 11 Jimmie Miles threw two touchdown passes in his first college start, and host Richmond scored 20 second-quarter points en route to the victory.

i The sophomore hit Matt Davis with a 14-yard TD pass with remaining in the second quarter and threw a 16-yarder to, David Lewandoski with less than a minute left in the half. Maine 52, Buffalo 13 Mickey Fein threw five touchdown passes and finished 25 of 35 for 328 yards to lead the Black Bears to a romp at Buffalo. Fein connected twice each with Rameek Wright (36 and 45 yards) and John Tennett (18 arid 14) and also found Drew O'Connor in the end zone. Harvard's Chris Menlck fights for several of his 201 yards before being pulled down. Early Brown-out no for Harvari sweat By Marvin Pave GLOBE STAFF PROVIDENCE Trailing, in rt i.1 iu-u, as euieieu me seumu JjtJ quarter and in danger of fall AIC, 30-7 flt SprinffltM (tony Brook (4-51 0 0 7 0 7 AIC 17-21 ..10 14 0 30 AIC Rick Hebert 6 run (Larry Moses kick) AIC Motet 41 field (oil AIC Hebert 1 run (Mom kick) AIC DeQuall Graham 34 run (Motes kick) SB Alex Londlno 1 run (Jason Harris kick) AIC Graham 2 run (kick tailed) Attendance: 200.

SB AIC First downs 10 16 Rushes-yards 41-45 55-233 Pasting yardt 44 60 Pastas 6-20-1 6-11-1 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -SB, Robert Vituccl 13-53, Londlno 10-13; AIC, Graham 30-120, Kevin Gailllard 11-70. PASSING -SB, Tony Gazzillo 5-13-0-49; AIC, Hebert 6-10-1-60. RECEIVING -SB, Rob Horst 2-30, Chris Grant 1-8. Jarvls Watson 1-8; AIC, Dan Grant 2-38, Feeney 2-8, Gailllard 1-8. C.W.

POST, 9-7 WtaathaMI C.W. Pott .0 0 Bentley 15-31 0 0 0 7 -7 Tony Balcan 30 field goal Wm. Jefferson 91 pass from Jeff On ml (kick failed) Jason McGrath 90 kickoff return (Eric Glacobba kick) Attendance: 350 CVn First downs 3 7 Rushes-yards 40-32 51-38 Passing 112 11 Passes 3-12-0 5-13-1 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING CWP, Emile Fann 34-64; Matt Rapoza 34-73. PASSING -CWP, Orlhel 3-12-0-112; Mike Mason 4-10-1-1, Ryan Fryar 1-3-0-10. RECEIVING -CWP, Jefferson 1-91, Fann 1- 11, Eddie Hardaway 1-10; Rapoza 3-9, Darren Lee 1-3, Casey Butler l-(-l).

UMASS-LOWELL, 29-14 aurmrtkn (0-91 ..........0 0 14 0 14 mmAtt-m 12-7) 7 8 0 14 29 L-John Speidel 1 run (David Pessoti kick) Noel Gourdin 32 pass from Speidel (Pessotti rush) A Novar Whitworth 2 run (Brian Meade pass from Jason lawson) A Jeffrey Painter 20 pass from Lawson (pass failed) Gourdin 46 pass from Speidel (Pessotti kick) Speidel 79 run (Nick Priest kick) AC UML First downs 15 15 Rushes-yards 37-70 45-185 Passing 181 196 Passes 17-32-2 8 14-1 INDMOUAL STATISTICS RUSHING-AC, Ed Andreozzi 17-36, Whitworth 8-27: UML, Speidel 19-96, Ben-nie Cooper 13-47, Chris Bums 4-33. PASSING -AC, Lawson 17-32 2-181; UML, Speidel 8-14-1-196. RECEIVING-AC, Painter 5-78; UML, Gourdin 4-142. PACE, 19-7 at Fairfield, Com, Pace 14-5) 13 0 0 19 Sacrae Heart (1-81 7 0 0 0 7 Peter Flora 18 run (Lou Monaco kick) Kevin Connor 2 run (conversion failed) Damien Coleman 1 7 pass from Connor (Bret Hartman kick) Robert Conunale 29 pass from Connor (conversion failed) SH First downs 12 11 Rushes-yards 55-172 41-68 Passing 64 89 Passes 3-8-1 11-21-0 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -P, Paul Hart 14-70, Brian Grtffoul 11-63, Coleman 7-33; SH, Terrence Washington 9-60, Toby Lauder 16-53. PASSING Connor 3-8-1-64; SH, Flora 11-21-0-89.

RECEIVING -P, Conunale 1-29, Mike Hart 1-19, Coleman 1-17; SH, Dave Galli-gani 5-57, Tim Aucoin 5-16. BRIDGEWATER 33-14 at Brtdgewatsr Mast. Maritime 13-81 3 3 0 8 14 Bridgewater 16-3) 0 6 14 13 33 MM Rich Ennis 21 field goal MM Ennis 20 field goal BS Dan Maurer 19 run (kick failed) BS Bill Frazier 1 run (kick failed) BS Jonathan Longiey 20 run (Dave Lun-deli pass from Frazier) BS Andy Macaione 25 pass from Frazier (Lundell kick) BS Jason Imlach 12 pass from Frazier (kick failed) MM Ryan Woodland 7 run (Nick Kiel-bania pass from Joe Michaud) MM BS First downs 10 9 Rushes-yards 37-83 44-252 Passing 81 167 Passes 8-16-1 8-15-2 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -MM, Woodland 23-65, Joe O'Malley 6-11, Michaud 3-4; BS, Seto Berry 18-99, Imlach 10-61, Maurer 6-44. PASSING-MM, O'Malley 4 9-1 30, Michaud 4-7-0-51; BS, Frazier 8-10-1-167, Maurer 0-5-1-0. RECEIVING -MM, Justin Cullman 1-30, Mike Kelley 3-25, Tom Lyon 1-13; BS, Macaione 3-82, Lundell 1-42, Imlach 3-35.

MAINE MARITIME, 27-14 at FramHcfiaa Maine Maritime 13-61 0 7-27 Franwtgham St 12-71 0 0 0 14 14 MM Chris Bolduc 40 blocked punt return (Ken Buttery kick) MM Bolduc 12 run (Buttery kick) MM Chris Pelletier 62 pass from Eric Spaulding (Buttery kick) MM Chris Paquette 7 pass from Spaulding (kick failed) FS Mche Montgomery 50 pass from Alex Tarpey (Shavon O'Neil pass from Tarpey) FS Rob Dower 7 pass from Tarpey (rush failed) MMA FSC First downs 16 11 Rushes-yards 56-219 32-75 Passing 101 138 Passes 5-11-0 9-28-3 WDMDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -MM, Steve Tardif 48-209, Bolduc 5-20; FS, Stan Dingman 7-34, Ayns-ley Rosenbaum 3-17. PASSING MM, Spaulding 5-11-0-101; FS, Tarpey 9-28-3-138. RECEIVING -MM, Pelletier 1-62, Erik McDaniei 2-24, Tardif 1-8; FS, Montgomery 2- 67, Dower 5-57, Sean Kearney 113. at rrtcWwrf UMata-BostM 12-6) 14 7 21 FltcMmrg St (2-7) 68- MB John Hofman 15 pass from Emile Johnson (pass failed) MB Jim Gagnon 1 run (Sean Skahan pass from Johnson) FS-Jason Dyer 11 run (kick failed) MB Alan Sampson 14 pass from Johnson (kick failed) MB Skahan 2 run (Rob Grieco kick) UMB FS First downs 20 13 Rushes-yards 52-191 31-60 Passing 92 157 Passes 6-11-1 14-30-3 MDMDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING-UMB, Gagnon 34-141, Skahan 13-56; FS, D'Andra Freeman 16-91. PASSING -UMB, Johnson 6-11-1-92; FS, Dyer 12-27-3-157.

RECEIVING -UMB, Sampson 3-66. Skahan 1-16, Hofman 1-15; FS. Greg McClin-tock 5-91, Freeman 4-36, Josh Tessier 3-13. BOWDOIN, 27-19 1 17-11 7 7 17 11 41 Wllaaim (7-1) 14 10 0 24 48 Peter Suplno 10 run (Colin Vataha kick) A Darin Byrne 3 run (Llam Flaming kick) Mike McAdam 1 run (Vataha kick) Michael Claary 5 past from Suplno (Vataha kick) Vataha 35 field goal A Shaun Quigley 36 put from Rich Wil- lard (Fleming kick) A Fleming 34 field goal A Colin Bamlclt 15 pan from Willard (Fleming kick) A Todd Haggerty 4 pass from Willard (Fleming kick) Suplno 2 run (Vataha kick) Paul Bethe 2 run (Vataha kick) Fred Storz 10 run (Vataha kick) A Quigley 19 pass from Willard (Fleming kick) A Matt Hall 34 past from Willard (Haggerty past from Willard) W-Vataha 27 field goal Attendance: 11,500. A First downt 21 25 Rushes-yards 23-29 45-181 Pasting 378 283 Passes 26-44-1 19-40-0 Return yards 25 21 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Byrne 13-36, Bob DlSa-bato 4-15; Storz 22-130, Supino 11-49.

PASSING Willard 26-44-1-378; Supino 18-37-0-269. RECEIVING -A Quigley 7-135, Haggerty 7-105; Matt Sigrist 6-152, Cleary 5-46, Ian Macallister 4-24, TUFTS, 17-15 Mtdfofd MWdleoury 14-41 3 0 6 6 15 Tufts 13-51 0 14 0 3 17 Scott Dudley 34 field goal John Routhier 3 run (Nate Herpich kick) Jon Wilson 5 pass from Dan Morse (Herpich kick) Josh Bonifas 46 blocked punt return (pass failed) Brian Holmes 6 run (pass failed) Herpich 29 field goal Attendance: 1,100. First downs 19 27 Rushes-yards 26-140 59-170 Passing 164 241 Passes 17-24-1 17-22-0 WDTVIDUM. STATISTICS RUSHING -M, Holmes 15-118, Adam Pascal 5-18; Routhier 32-73, Morse 18-54, Tim Kaufman 8-33. PASSING-M.

Brian Coates 17-24-1-164; Morse 17-22-0-241. RECEIVING -M, A.J. Husband 7-63; Wilson 6-59, Jon Troy 5-106. HAMILTON, 17-7 at CHntoa, N.Y. Batn 11-71 7 0 0 0 7 Hamilton 12-61 0 7 3 7 17 8 PJ.

McGraii 2 run (Rejean Guerriero kick) Robbie Peters 5 run (Greg Bemis kick) Bemis 29 field goal Frank Loverro 1 run (Bemis kick) Attendance: 750. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -B, McGraii 31-88, Whitney 2-5, Nee 2-1; Knight 18-49, Loverro 9-31, Kelly 7-23. PASSING -B, Snow 6-19-3-62; Peters 9-19-2-103. RECEIVING Coulie 3-38, Whitney 2-14, McGraii 1-10; Padilla 2-41, Kelly 2-27, Stedman 2-15. WESLEYAN, 19-7 at Hartford Wetleraa 17-11 0 13 19 Trinity 15-31 7 0 0 0 -7 Sherman Francis 2 run (Craig Borgari kick) Matt Perceval 24 pass from Jake Fay (rush failed) Perceval 8 pass from Fay (pass failed) Fay 15 run (Ben Kozik kick) Wee Trta First downs 18 14 Rushes-yards 36-87 42-158 Passing 293 92 Passes 19-37-0 7-20-0 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -W, John Pasculli 11-42, Tom Themistocles 14-35; Francis 15-72, Joe Mullaney 12-47.

PASSING W. Fay 19-37-0-293; Mullaney 7-19-0-92, Marc Maccarini 0-1-0-0. RECEIVING -W. Perceval 8-151, Nate Moore 8-129; Peter Hammond 4-72. PLYMOUTH 42 0 MHton Plymouth St 17-2) 14 14 14 0 42 Curry 10-91 0 0 0 0 -0 Brent Bardellini 32 pass from Josh Norse (Paul D'Ascoli kick) Jose Raymond 32 run (D'Ascoli kick) Raymond 7 run (D'Ascoli kick) Bryan Sinatro 1 run (D'Ascoli kick) Raymond 1 run kick) Bardellini 54 punt return (D'Ascoli kick) PS First downs 14 4 Rushes-yards 50-240 34-39 Passing 76 25 Passes 4-16-1 3-7-1 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING-PS, Raymond 17-146, Jeff Parker 6-28; Joe Ferrandi 2-22.

PASSING -PS, Norse 4-14-0-65; MikeOntes 3-7-1-25. RECEIVING -PS. Bardellini 2-40, John Andrews 1-17; Matt Kowalski 1-24. WORCESTER 33-20 at Dudley Worcester St 17-21 20 8 0 33 Nichols 12-71 7 13 0 20 Tony Molinan 53 run (Nate Riedl kick) Bill Molinan 2 run (Riedl kick) Dan Hanson 1 run (kick railed) T. Molinan 6 run (B.

Molinan rush) Nate Munson 44 interception return (kick failed) Mike Denning 1 1 pass from Tony Vol-pone (Matt Hancur kick) Denning 19 pass from Volpone (Hancur kick) Riedl 42 held goal Safety (ball snapped out of end zone) WS First downs 20 14 Rushes-yards 51-264 18-( 19) Passing 96 254 Passes 8-20-1 19-47-0 MDMDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -WS. T. Molinan 26-185, B. Molinan 14-51; Tyler Freberg 7-26. PASSING -WS, Hanson 8 20-1-96; Tito Torres 0-4-0-0, Volpone 19-43-0-254.

RECEIVING -WS, Bryan Keats 4-49, Chris Desisto 447; Denning 9-107, Freberg 5-90. COAST GUARD, 44-0 at New leaaia, Coats, WPI 1341 I 0 Coast Guard (8-11 17 13 14 44 Al Thompson 62 pass from Dan Warren (Pryor Tiffany kick) Jamie Anion 4 run (Tiffany lock) Tiffany 40 held goal Amon 10 run (Tiffany kick) Matt Baer 27 pass from Warren (kick failed) Thompson 3 pass from Warren (Tiffany kick) Tom Wallin 10 pass from Daw Yadrick (Tiffany kick) NEW HAVEN, 56-14 New Hm 28 7 21 50 St leaemYt (MJ 7 7 SJ Varon Cantrek 13 pass from Larry Smith (Ench Hitzeman lock) NH Donald Highsmith 4 run (John Cerra kick) NH Adam Roman 15 pass from Cazzie Koscctek (Cerra kick) NH Highsmith 2 run (Cerra kick) NH Kosciolek 1 run (Cerra kick) NH Ketric Barnes 36 pass from Koscioiek (Cerra lock) SJ Smith 1 run (Hitzeman kick) NH Barnes 11 pass from Kosciolek (Cerra kick) NH Corey Jones 31 run (Cerra kick) NH David Cockrea 3 run (Cerra kick) Attendance: 1.000. HOLY CROSS, 20-14 Hety Crete Ml tT II 1-20 UkkakB) 14 i-M HC Jacob Dubreuil 23 pass from Ted Duffy (Dana Fiatarone kick) HC-FGFiaterone24 LU Rabih Abdullah 1 run (Matt Swartz kick) HC John Aioisi 23 pass from Bnon Stapp (Fiatarone kick) LU Abdullah 5 run (Swartz lack) HC-FG Fiatarone 33, 2:49 Rich Linden hitting a wide open Damon Jones for a 15-yard score. Harvard almost had another seconds before the half, but coughed up the ball at the Brown 8 when receiver Colby Skelton was hammered by linebacker Ernest Dean and defensive end Matt Simmons recovered. But that was just a momentary reprieve for Brown, and Harvard coach Tim Murphy, whose team ended a four-game losing streak to Brown, sensed it "At 10-0, 1 was a little concerned because this was starting to look like a typical Harvard-Brown game of the last couple of years," said Murphy, in reference to 31-7 and 47-8 defeats.

"But at 10-7 I really felt we were going to win, because quite frankly, we had made so many mistakes, especially offensively, and we were still in the game." Harvard took the opening kickoff of the second half and sliced through Brown's soon-to-be-tiring defense, going 80 yards in eight plays with Menick scoring untouched from the 5. Late in the third quarter, Menick picked up 41 of his team's 43 yards on another scoring drive, accounting for 28 of them on an up-the-middle rush for the touchdown that put Harvard ahead, 21-10. And when a Brown field goal attempt fizzled on the ensuing possession, Harvard was home free as Brown's depleted offense struggled and its defense couldn't stop the run. "We would have had a better chance if not for our injuries, but give credit to Harvard. They were much the better team in the second half," said Brown coach Mark Whipple.

"We needed something to stop their momentum, but we never got it" No, the momentum was all Harvard's after the big second-quarter fumble recovery, and now the Crimson are on the verge of their first Ivy League title in a decade. ing behind by even more to upset-minded Brown, Harvard's football team got a big play from its defense, then rode the back of 201-yard rusher Chris Menick to a 27-10 victory before 3,188 Homecoming Day fans at rain-splattered Brown Stadium. The Crimson, off to their best overall start (7-1) since 1973 and best Ivy League start (5-0) since 1984, appeared on the ropes early as Brown dominated. A Tom Routt 24-yard field goal and a 22-yard scoring pass from James Perry to Sean Morey, a combination that burned Harvard's secondary repeatedly, had the home team and the crowd pumped up. And when Harvard had to punt on its next possession, Brown promptly marched to the Crimson 22 from where Perry hooked up with Morey for a first down to the 10.

But a holding penalty on the play did what the Harvard defense hadn't yet been able to do and on the next play, as he fought for yardage on a keeper, Perry was hit by cornerback Glenn Jackson, fumbled, and Crimson defensive back Clint Kollar recovered at the 26. From that moment on, Harvard and Menick, who scored three second half touchdowns, were too much to handle for Brown, whose offensive line lost tackle and co-captain Dan McClutchy to a knee injury on Brown's lone TD drive and then tackle Shelton Magee to another knee injury in the third quarter. Menick, who posted Harvard's sixth-best rushing yardage total in a game and is now 79 yards short of Eion Hu's record of 1,101 yards in a season, was immense after being held to 32 yards in the first half. The Crimson climbed back into the game right after Perry's fumble, marching 74 yards in nine plays, with scrambling quarterback Brion Stapp threw for 245 yards and a touchdown, and Holy Cross 5 took advantage of two key turnovers N.E. bating Lehigh, 20-14, yesterday in rOUndUp a Patriot League game at Bethlehem, Pa.

Joe Chambers rushed for 126 yards and John Aioisi ran for 106 yards for Holy Cross (4-5, 2-2) the first time since 1985 the Crusaders have had a pair of 100-plus rushers. NESCAC Williams 48, Amherst 46 Colin Vataha kicked a 27-yard field goal with two seconds remaining as the Ephs (7-1) overcame five touchdown passes from Rich Williard to take the Little Three showdown with the Lord Jeffs (7-1) at Williamstown. Wesleyan 19, Trinity 7 The Bantams gave up two fourth-quarter touchdowns after taking a 7-6 lead into the final quarter as Jake Fay threw two TD passes and ran for a score to lead the Cardinals at Hartford. Tufts 17, Middlebury 15 Nate Herpich, who missed field goal attempts of 33 and 37 yards, kicked a 29-yarder as time expired to lift the Jumbos in Medford. Bowdoin 27, Colby 19 Hayes Mac-Arthur threw for two touchdowns and ran for another to lead the Polar Bears over the White Mules in Bruns-.

wick, Maine, as Colby finished winless for the first time since 1987. Hamilton 17, Bates 7 Quarterback Robbie Peters and fullback Frank Loverro each had short scoring bursts at Clinton, N.Y. N.E. Conference Bridgewater St. 33, Mass.

Maritime 14 Bill Frazier came off the bench in the third quarter to replace the injured Dan Maurer and completed 8 of 10 passes for 167 yards and two touchdowns to spark the Bears to the Cranberry Bowl triumph at Bridgewater. Maine Maritime 27, Framingham St 14 Chris Bolduc returned a blocked punt 40 yards for a touchdown and followed it with a 12-yard scoring run as Maine Maritime (3-6) prevailed at Framingham. UMass-Boston 27, Frtchburg St. 6 Jim Gagnon rushed for 141 yards on 34 carries to help lift the Beacons (2-6) over the Falcons (2-7) in Fitehburg. Freedom Coast Guard 44, WPI 0 The Bears assured themselves at least a share of the conference title at New London, as Jamie Amon ruished for a career-high 127 yards and Dan Warren threw for three touchdowns.

Springfield 73, Norwich 14 Geoff Picard and Shawn Tarpey each rushed for three touchdowns as the Pride (4-5) buried the Cadets (2-7) in Spring-' field. Eastern Collegiate Plymouth St. 42, Curry 0 Jose Raymond rushed for 146 yards, including touchdowns of 32, 7, and 1 yards in Milton as the Panthers (7-2) kept Curry winless (0-9). Worcester St. 33, Nichols 20 Tony Molinari rushed for 185 yards and TDs of 53 and 6 yards as the Lancers (7-2) raced to a 28-0 lead at Dudley.

WNEC 14, Merrimack 12 Mike Roach scored on a 19-yard pass from John Mancuso and the Golden Bears (4-3) recovered six fumbles to stop the Warriors (3-6) in Springfield. Siena 17, MIT 13 Reggie Greene rushed for 210 yards on 42 carries to stymie the Engineers in Cambridge. Eastern UMass-Lowell 29, Assumption 14 Senior John Speidel of Ayer rushed for a pair of touchdowns and passed for two others as the River Hawks (2-7) kept the Greyhounds (0-9) winless at LowelL C.W. Post 9, Bentley 7 Jeff Orihel and William Jefferson hooked up on a 91-yard scoring pass with 9:48 remaining for C.W. Post AIC 30, Stony Brook 7 Sophomore quarterback Ricky Hebert of Haverhill rushed for two touchdowns and junior running back DaQuaH Graham of Cambridge added two more as the YeDowjaekets rolled in Springfield.

New Haven 56, St Joseph's 14 In a nonleague game, New Haven improved to 9-1 thanks to Cazzie Koscifjr lek, who threw four touchdown passei Ivy League roundup It's Big Green again NEW ENGLAND DIVISION Cool. Maine 4-4 UConn 3-3 UNH 3-4 URI 2-5 UMass 1-6 BU 1-6 MID-ATLANTIC DIVISION Villanova 8-0 Delaware 7-1 Northeastern 5-2 Richmond 4-3 '-William Mary 3-4 James Madison 2-5 rj n't Al 5- 4 6- 3 3-6 2-8 2- 8 1-8 9-0 9-1 7- 2 6-4 6-4 3- 6 HARVARD, 27-10 17-11 7 27 BrmlS-31 10 0 (0-10 B-FG Tom Routt 24 Sean Morey 22 pass from James Perry (Routt kick) H- Damon Jones 15 pass from Rich Linden (Mike Giampaolo kick) i Chris Menick 5 run (Giampaolo 1 kick) Menick 28 run (Giampaolo kick) Menick 23 run (kick blocked) I noemjance: 3,100. First downs 27 20 Rushes-yards 54-328 29-105 Comp-Att-Int 15-32-1 21-48-0 Passing yards 187 224 1 Possession 36:33 23:27 INOffTOtJAl STATISTICS RUSHING -Harvard, Menick 32-201, Linden 14-61, Jones 7-58, Steve Durbin 1-8; Brown. Azibo Smith 9-53. Michael Powell 4-35, Mike Wall 6-17.

PASSING Harvard, Linden 15-31-1-187, Terence Patterson 0-1-0-0; Brown, Perry 21-47-0-224, Matt Kras-kouskas 0-1-0-0. RECEIVING -Harvard. Colby Skelton 4-54, Jones 3-54, Jared Chupaila 3-40: Brown, Morey 9-129, Wall 5-12, Gordon Nangmenyi 447. PENN, 20-17 II 0 0 11-17 "IS-31 1 I 7 J-2t Pen FG Greathouse 44 Pen Finn 1 run (Greathouse kick) Pn-FGSierk33 Pen Rader 5 run (Greathouse kick) Pri-FGSierk24 Pri Bumham 13 run Gnmto pass) Pri-FGSierk43 Pen FG Greathouse 34 Attendance 15,847. First downs 13 12 42-146 11-25-1 143 31:09 Rushes-yards 366 Comp-Att-Int 15-32-2 Passing yards 216 Possession 2851 fMDMoum srATtmcs RUSHING -Princeton.

Brandt 9-19, Bumham 8-13; Perm, Finn 33-146, Ros-signol 1-9. PASSING Princeton, Bumham 9-20-1 166; Perm, Rader 10-19-1-139. RECEIVING Princeton, Wendler 5-72. Canole 5-60, Crowley 23; Perm. Kogers 3-50, Carson it, Mea i Si.

ASSOCIATED PRESS Dave Regula kicked three field goals as Dartmouth rallied for a 23-21 victory over Columbia yesterday in New York. Columbia took a 14-7 lead by returning two interceptions for touchdowns. Pete Sellers fol Conf. All Harvard 5-0 7-1 Dartmouth 4-1 6-2 Penn 4-1 5-3 Brown 2-3 5-3 Cornell 2-3 4-4 Columbia 2-3 3-5 Princeton 1-4 4-4 Yale 0-5 1-7 DARTMOUTH, 23-21 at CetaaUa, H.V. 16-21 7 10 0-23 (3-51 0 0 7-21 C-Tillotson 73 interception return (kick failed) D-Corso 8 pass from Sellers (Re-gula kick) C-Dalton 70 interception return (Meadlin pass from Thomason) D-Corso 14 pass from Sellers (Re-gula kick) D-FG Regula 28 D-FG Regula 24 O-FG Regula 24 C-Hayes 15 run (Kravitz lock) Dar Cat First downs 17 10 Rushes-yards 51-131 27-47 Passing 147 99 Comp-Att-Int 12-27-2 8-23-3 MOMDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Dartmouth, Belhomme 29-72.

Corso 7-30; Columbia, Hayes 13-42, Holmes 5-18. PASSING -Dartmouth, Sellers 12-27-2-147; Columbia, Thomason 2-7-0-12, Schroeder 6-13-2-87. RECEIVING Dartmouth, Karc-zewski 6 97, Corso 2-22; Columbia, Dawkins 3-42, Bondi 2-30. CORNELL, 37-10 at Mao, N.Y. Yah a 3 0 7 0 10 Canal 14-41 .......7 0 10 37 C-Allen 54 punt return (McCombs kick) Y-FGMurawciyk 31 C-Bush 35 rush (McCombs lock) C-Krawczyk 25 pass tram Carroll (McCombs kick) Bentley 2 rush (Murawczyk lock) C-Krawczyk 30 pass from CamH (McCombs kick) C-Safety, Bentley recovered ban end tone C-Bush 9 rush (McCombs kick) Yale Can First downs 10 21 Rushes-yards 38-39 46-177 Passing 96 199 Comp-Att-Int 22-34-1 MMVMML STATBTKS RUSHING -Vale, Scott 26-72; Cat-am, Bush 643, KiesendaN 13-48.

PASSING -Y. McCleilan 11-22 1 96; Hood 16-20-0-88, Cam 6-104-111 RECEIVING -Yale, Borden 3 33. Bentley 3-12; ComeH. Knmuyk 9-112. Monaco 3-27.

lowed each interception with a touchdown pass to fullback Bob Corso. Regula then hit a 28-yard field goal with 21 seconds left in the first half to give the Big Green a 17-14 lead, and he added a pair of 24-yard kicks in the third quarter to extend the lead to 23-14. Norman Hayes sprinted 15 yards for a touchdown on the second play of the fourth quarter to cut the lead to 23-21 but Dartmouth converted a key fourth and 1 with less than three minutes to play as the Big Green beat Columbia for the 14th straight time. Penn 20, Princeton 17 At Philadelphia, John Bishop blocked a Princeton field goal attempt with 2:38 remaining, setting up Jeremiah Greathouse's winning 34-yard field goaL Penn led, 17-3, late in the third quarter. But Princeton, which managed just 6 yards rushing and only 222 in all, answered with 14 straight points to tie it Cornell 37, Yale 10 Chris Allen returned a punt 54 yards for a touchdown and Scott Csrrofl threw two touchdown passes as the Big Red rolled at IthacafN.Y.

at I 7 19 -J 17 7 3 27 Kevin Thurston 5 pass from Matt Smith (kick failed) Chris Day 4 pass from Hayes MacAr-thur (Jeremy Riffle kick) B-Riffle 30 Held goal Steve Latond 4 pass from MacArthur (Riffle kick) MacArthur 4 run (Riffle lock) Miguel Gonzalez 25 pass from Nate Bradley (conversion failed) Adam Roiewkz 2 run (Chris Ryan tack) Rime 32 field goal Attendance 2.141. womDum STATISTICS RUSHING -C, Thomas Keolin 14-33, Roiewicz 3-6. Brian Souza 3 5, Qmt Houston 24-102. Randy Pent 7-22. PASSING-C.

Bradley 10-20-1-151. Smith 4-8-1-55; MacArthur 10-18-1-94. RECEIVING C. Gonzalez 5-70, Thurston 441; Day 6-71, latond 3-21..