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THE BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE OCTOBER 26, 1997 Eastern college football 3 DanViTk-M Green's BENTLEY, 35-0 it FitrfltMi CwHia 14-21 7 7 14 IS stre steers Bison is ende tmi Heart 0 0 0 -0 Mark DeBrito 8 pass from Mike Mason (Eric Giacobba kick) DeBrito 89 pass from Mason (Giacobba kick) Matt Rapoza 44 run (Giacobba kick) DeBrito 2 pass from Mason (Giacobba kick) Steve Candelero 6 run (Giacobba kick) Attendance: 637, INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -B, Rapoza 18-120, Nick Aiello 8-25, Mason 3-21; SH, Toby Lawler 24-100, Paul Torres 13-58, Ter-rence Washington 7-16. PASSING-B, Mason 21-31-0-267, Ryan Fryar 0-1-0-0; SH, Peter Flora 1-2-0-26, Joe Corselli 3-12-1-22. RECEIVING -B, DeBrito 13-204, Casey Butler 2-16. Rapoza 2-14: SH, Chris Wilkinson 2-35, Oave Galligani 2-13. ALBANY, 22-6 at Uxvel ASSOCIATED PRESS By Allen Lessels GLOBE STAFF UMASS-DABTMOUTH, 32-10 at FTtcfcswi UMMart.

(0-11 13 7 0 12 32 FHcMmti (2-SI 0 10 0 0 10 MD Charlie Hogan 8 pass from Jay Furtado (kick tailed) MD Mike Masse 2 run (Erik Lundell kick) FS Brian Murray 14 pass from Jason Dyer (Greg McClintock kick) FS Colin Murphy 21 field goal MD Steve Wozmak 2 run (Lundell kick) MD Masse 5 run (kick failed) MD Mike Cotton 25 interception return (pass failed) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -UMD, Wozniak 29-201, Masse 14-63; FSC, D'Andra Freeman 28-115, Paul Parisi 6-54. PASSING-UMD, Furtado 13-24-0-161; FSC, Dyer 6-17-2-76. RECEIVING-UMD, Ryan Bland 6-102, Lundell 2-17, Sean McGlynn 2-9; FSC, McClintock 4-57, Murray 2-19. MAINE MARITIME, 12-0 tBstto Mats MartrJm 1141 .0 0 0 0 12 UMa-8otoa 14) -0 0 0 0 0 Steve Tardrf 1 run (kick failed) Chris Pelletier 58 pass from Eric SpaukJing (rush failed) Attendance: 223. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -MMA, Tardif 49-162, Chris Bolduc 3-7, Spauldlng 5-2; UMB, Jim Gagnon 23-72, Sean Skahan 6-24, Emit Johnson 7-1-22).

PASSING MMA, Spaulding 3-11-0-91: UMB, Johnson 4-14-1-21, Gagnon 0-1-0-0. RECEIVING -MMA, Pelletier 2-90, Tardif 1-1; UMB, Qasim Ward 2-18, Gagnon 2-3. MASS. MARITIME, 21-0 Chris Peer rushed for a school-record 236 yards and two touchdowns as Bucknell fj remained undefeated rOUndUp by dumping HANOVER, N.H. Oops.

A strange thing hap 17-11 0 3 0 7 22 pened on the way to Dart I 0 0 0 -6 Holy Cross, I -V 7 A Dan Gmelin 49 pass from Joe Sa- vlno (pass failed) A Deron Regev 32 field goal A Nyamekye Barton 5 run (rush failed) Noel Gourdin 3 pass from John Speidel (pass tailed) A Ben Kelcey 1 run (Regev kick) Attendance: 200. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -A, Barton 20-104, James Miner 9-97, Kelcey 3-14; UML, Dwayne Walker 19-54, Jarred Strout 7-34, Scott Brown 2-9. PASSING-A, Savino 11-22-0-231; UML, Speidel 10-30-3-177, David Pes-sotti 0-1-0-0. RECEIVING -A, Gmelin 4-78, Greg Butryn 2-34, Seth Thomas 2-26; UML, Gourdin 5122, Strout 2-21, Kevin Harrington 2-17. ITHACA, 40-13 at Ittaca, Jf.

Jt Ave. AlMil 1 GLOBE STAFF PHOTO BARRY CHIN Princeton's Garrett Fittizzi (right) is hunted down by Harvard's by Derek Yankoff. lloppy Harvard win AFC 15-2) 0 7 0 0 13 Man. MartrJm 0 21 Framtatr. (241 0 0 0-0 Chris Simmons 2 run (Geryk Paige kick) Ryan Woodland 3 run (kick failed) Joe O'Malley 2 run (O'Malley conversion) Attendance: 426.

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -MM, Woodland 22-89, Dan Reading 15-58, Simmons 11-42; FS, Shawn O'Neil 12-17, Alex Tarpey 11-16, Dom Barbuto 7-14. PASSING-MM, O'Malley 1-2-0-12; FS, Rich Ceruti 1-6-1-9, Tarpey 1-4-0-12. RECEIVING -MM, Mike Kelley 1-12; FS, Rob Enterline 1-12, Mche Montgomery 1-9. PLYMOUTH 15-9 tt Bridgewater sets ud neat match By Joe Concannon GLOBE STAFF 1(0-11 7 8 0 0 IS 15-21 6 0 3 0 Ithaca (6-11 12 7 14 7 40 I Cory West 44 pass from Mike O'Donovan (pass failed) I Abe Ceesay 44 pass from O'Donovan (pass failed) AIC Rick Hebert 1 run (Larry Moses kick) I Mike Rumbutis 3 pass from O'Donovan (Seth Steinberg kick) I Nick Dibble 2 run (Steinberg kick) I Chuck Thornton 8 pass from O'Donovan (Steinberg kick) AIC Dan Grant 5 pass from Hebert (pass failed) I Dibble 1 run (Steinberg kick) Attendance: 2,025. STONY BROOK, 17-6 at Stony Brook, N.Y.

Merrimack (2-51 ....0 0 0 6 -0 Stoay Brook (4-31 7 7 0 3 17 Alex Londino 2 run (Jason Harris kick) Londino 1 run (Harris kick) Mike Jilek 5 run (pass failed) Harris 33 held goal Attendance: 728. SOUTHERN 58-0 Hvh HsvMt Conn. StonehW (4-31 ...0 0 0 0 0 S. Conn. (5-11 23 7 14 14 56 Safety Rashaan Dumas 1 run (Frank Bianca-mano kick) Jim White 19 pass from Kevin Dickinson (Biancamano kick) Dumas 16 run (Biancamano kick) White 12 pass from Dickinson (Biancamano kick) Rob Eggerling 58 kickoff return (Bian: camano kick) White 27 pass from Dickinson (Biancamano kick) Rouel Parks 12 run (Biancamano kick) Eggerling 36 run (Biancamano kick) Attendance: 634.

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING ST, Bill Harrison 21-101, Anthony McSharry 18-84, Chris Arthurs 1-6; SC. Dumas 17-91, Parks 11-90, Eggerling 4-61. PASSING ST, Tom Sherman 4-13-1-25, John Darak 1-5-0-5; SC. Dickinson 14-23-0-219, Eric Lewandoski 2-3-0-17. RECEIVING -ST, Ken Bowen 2-20, Harrison 2-5, Mike O'Connor 1-5; SC, White 9-133, Rich Hill 2-46, Matt Hitchcock 2-44.

mouth's Ivy League showdown with Harvard next Saturday. The Big Green lost. Dartmouth ran up against a tough Lehigh eam looking to make its season, collapsed in the fourth quarter, and lost, 46-26. i The Big Green's unbeaten streak longest in the land and second best in Division 1-AA was snapped at 22-0-1. Dartmouth's win streak was stopped at 15.

lit was the first time Dartmouth had lost since Sept. 30, 1995 when Cornell beat the Big Green, 24-19, in Hanover. It was the most 'points Dartmouth had given up since a 49-7 loss Penn in 1987. i "They kicked our butts today," said Dart- mouth' coach John Lyons. "The only thing that 'really matters is how we respond from here.

We've got to play a team now that beat those Iguys. We'll see what we're all about as a football team." 'Dartmouth still takes its perfect 3-0 Ivy record into the Harvard game and is 5-1 overall, i Lehigh improved to 3-4. I The- Big Green gave up 450 yards of total 'offense while gaining 227 yards themselves. No i team had rushed for 100 yards against the Big i Green before yesterday and tailback Rabih Abdullah alone ran for 186 yards and four touchdowns. Sophomore quarterback Phil Stam-baugh was 27 for 37 and 272 yards passing, i Five times Dartmouth turned the ball over two on fumbles and three on interceptions.

And I then there was the fourth quarter, i "Thgy extremely well and our defense played extremely poorly," Lyons said. "We missed tackles, gave up big plays and then lit all feU in the fourth quarter. We lost our poise." i Trailing, 22-19, at halftime, Dartmouth took i the lead itf the third period on a 1-yard run by I Peter Sellers: It was still Dartmouth, 26-25, en- "tering.the fourth, but Lehigh was on the go. I Threes njinutes in, Abdullah scored his third 'touchdown from 1 yard out and it was 33-26. i Lehigh -stalled its next drive when Sam 1 Brinley intercepted Sellers with 9:12 left.

1 Dartmouth held for three downs and it was 1 4th and 11 from the Big Green 32. Lehigh coach Kevin Higgins thought about i punting, but he wasn't confident his punter could put it inside the 10. Lehigh called for a ilong pass. And Dartmouth had it covered. I Instead', Stambaugh found tight end R.J.

Ryan, a junior out of Milton and Boston College 1 High, open underneath. i Ryan put a move on and got past one de- fender and was on his way to a 21-yard gain and 1 the biggest first down of the game. i Three plays later Abdullah scored from the 12 and the rout was on. i i "You don't deserve to win the game when give up fourth and lis," Lyons said. It had been quite run.

"It really is an accomplishment to go that long without a loss," Lyons said. "Particularly i when everyone is gunning for you. This year we were finding ways to win. It wasn't always pret- 1 ty. But we ran out of bullets today." Menick, fumbled at the 33, but he would end up setting a record for carries as he ran 42 times for 125 yards.

The Tigers mounted a sustained drive that was culminated by Alex Sierk's 36-yard field goal 6:25 into the game. Then the Crimson's Nathan Dean sailed a snap on the ensuing punt over Giampaolo's head, he fielded it and kept running into the end zone to lift the Tigers to a 5-0 lead just 1:55 later. Before the half, Giampaolo found the range on a 22-yard field goal, and things bogged down and Nakielny left the field with just one completion in 15 attempts for a minus-l-yard total. Nakielny's third pass in the second quarter, on a third and 10, was completed to Ray Canoje. He fumbled, and it was recovered by the Crimson's Jay Snowden.

After Rich Linden (16 of 31 for 216 yards) found Terence Patterson for an 11- yard gain to the 22, the Crimson's drive ended when Ryan Damien picked off a Linden pass in the end zone. The fates continued to twist in the chilled breezes, and this time the Crimson were on the receiving end when a Todd Helfrich snap went out of the end zone and it was a 5-5 standoff. The Tigers' Nakielny found Ryan Crowley on a bomb that he hauled in at the 30, went past defender Mike Madden and finished off a 65-yard scoring play for a 12-8 lead 1:37 into the fourth quarter. Then it was Linden's turn for the big play, as he rolled right, saw Colby Skelton open in the right flat and hit him. Skelton cut back through traffic and turned it into a 62-yard gain to the 7.

The Crimson settled for Giampaolo's wobbly 21-yard field goal to cut the deficit to 12- 11 with 7:55 remaining in regulation. Nakielny promptly fumbled the snap at his 27, setting up Giampaolo's career best 43-yarder with 5:20 left. "I saw the high snap," said Giampaolo, "and I just had to make sure I hit it hard and my timing was right." liflTffil IF1 Mike Giampaolo started 0llt "ras '0Ilg aI1C' s'I)Py UiuiuiUKJ tday in Harvard Stadium dashing into his end zone with an errant snap on a punt to take a safety, and he never got the ball on a later punt when the snap went off a linebacker's leg. Then everything turned into a ray of sunshine for the Crimson as Giampaolo kicked two of his four field goals in the fourth quarter and unloaded one final punt into the end zone to just about dash Princeton's hopes. When time ran out the Crimson (5-1, 3-0 Ivy League) had escaped with a 14-12 triumph over the Tigers (4-2, 1-2) to set up a summit meeting with previously unbeaten Dartmouth (5-1, 3-0) in Hanover, N.H., Saturday.

Harvard is unbeaten in the Ivy heading into the game for the first time since 1981, and, even though the Big Green's unbeaten streak ended yesterday in 46-26 defeat to Lehigh, they're without a loss in the league; it's a matchup of the only two without a blemish. The Tigers had 17 yards in total offense in the second quarter, and quarterback Harry Nakielny completed just three of 23 passes in the rain until the final, desperate drive when he doubled his completions. The Tigers gained just 153 yards in total offense, the Crimson 279. The Crimson won because the breaks evened out in the end and Giam-paolo's 43-yard kick after a high snap but perfect placement by Jared Chupaila made it through the uprights with 5:20 left. "We knew it would be a hard, physical game and certainly the weather conditions countributed to that," said Crimson coach Tim Murphy.

"More than anything, our kids willed this win. We were determined not leave that field without a victory." The halftime score was Princeton 5, Harvard 3. The tempo was established early when the Crimson's durable tailback, Chris MIT, 16-13 Jose Raymond 12 run (Paul D'As-coli kick) Andrew Macaione 16 pass from Dan Maurer (pass failed) John Andrewes 20 pass from Josh Norse (Bryan Sinatra rush) Dave Lundell 24 field goal Attendance: 435. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING-PS, Raymond 31-143, Matt Botz 3-31, Sinatra 5-20, Brent Bardellino 2-20; BS, Seto Berry 16-23, Shane Young 3-12. PASSING PS, Norse 4-17-0-54; BS, Maurer 5-17-3-74, Bill Frazier 6-11-0-75.

RECEIVING -PS, Sans Millrjury 1-21, Andrewes 1-20, Charlie Schubert 1-8; BS, Lundell 6-84, Mark Wright 3-16, Macaione 2-49. AMHERST, 14-6 atMedfsri- Amberet 16-01 0 0 7 7 14 Tufts (1-51 0 0 0 8 8 A Darin Byrne 1 run (Liam Fleming kick) John Routhier 3 run (rush failed) A Byrne 49 run (Fleming kick) Attendance: 1,600. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Byrne 22-125, Bob DiSabato 13-54; Routhier 8-29, Tim Kaufman 12-26. PASSING -A, Rich Willard 19-34-1-194; Dan Morse 8-17-1-89. RECEIVING -A, Colin Barnacle 5 42, DiSabato 5-15, Shaun Quigley 4-74, Todd Haggerty 4-57; Matt Godfrey 4-55.

BATES, 22-21 at Watervife, Malm Bates (1-5) 15 0 7 0 22 Colby 1041 0 7 8 6 21 Paul Fantasia 26 pass from Matt Bazirgan (Rejean Guerriero kick) Fantasia 29 pass from Bazirgan (P.J. McGrail reception) Miguel Gonzalez 5 run (Andrew Tripp kick) McGrail 26 run (Guerriero kick) Tom Keblin 4 pass from Nate Bradley (Pete Hans reception) Keblin 1 run (kick failed) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING B. McGrail 26-124, Bazirgan 10-39; Brian Souza 13-96, Gonzalez 3-35, Keblin 14-18. PASSING Bazirgan 16-28-0-196, Chris Snow 1-1-0-18; Bradley 9-17-0-165, Matt Smith 3-9-0-33. RECEIVING -B, Jason Coulie 6-34, Fantasia 3-86; Gonzalez 6-119, Brian Dibello 2-27, Keblin 1-4.

TRINITY, 27-22 at Mtddtobary Trinity 15-11 7 14 0 0 27 MMdteony (3-3) ....0 7 12 3 22 Sherman Francis 22 run (Craig Borsari kick) Joe Mullaney 1 run (Borsari kick) Marc Maccarini 21 pass from Mullaney (Borsari kick) A.J. Husband 9 pass from Brian Coates (Scott Dudley kick) Adam Pascal 26 pass from Coates (kick failed) Bryan Sanchez 17 pass from Coates (pass failed) Dudley 32 field goal Maccarini 2 run (rush failed) Attendance: 2,129. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -T, Francis 12-67, Maccarini 16-50. Mullaney 13-32; M. Jeff Sengle 16-85, Sanchez 10-43, Pascal 8-42.

PASSING-T. Mullaney 3-10-0-62; Coates 15-29-4-233. RECEIVING -T, Maccarini 2-49, Walter Faget 2-40; Husband 7-91. Sanchez 3-38, Tadhg Campbell 1-50. WESLEY AN, 24-17 18-6, yesterday in Lewisburg, Pa.

The Bison (7-0, 2-0 Patriot League), who held Holy Cross to 48 yards in the second half, won their ninth straight. Bucknell took advantage of three Holy Cross turnovers, including a fumble on the opening kickoff. Eastern Bentley 35, Sacred Heart 0 Mark DeBrito caught 13 passes for 204 yards and three touchdowns, powering the Falcons at Fairfield, Conn. Salve Regina 10, Assumption 0 Ryan Sornberger nailed a 19-yard field goal and Luke Arnold returned the second-half kickoff 88 yards for a touchdown as the Seahawks rolled at Worcester. Albany 22, UMass-Lowell 6 -Nyamekye Barton rushed for a career-high 104 yards and a touchdown to propel visiting Albany.

Ithaca 40, AIC 13 Michael O'Donovan threw for a school-record 441 yards and four touchdowns to power the host Bombers. Stony Brook 17, Merrimack 6 Alex Londino scored a pair of touchdowns to lead the host Seawolves. Southern Conn. 58, Stonehill 0 Jim White hauled in three scoring strikes from Kevin Dickinson, leading the Owls at New Haven. MIT 16, Nichols 13 Scott Blackburn's second touchdown, a 32-yarder in the fourth quarter, fueled the Engineers in an Eastern Collegiate Conference game at Cambridge.

Freedom Union 14, Coast Guard 6 Joe Latella rushed for 147 yards and a touchdown on 40 carries as the Dutchmen halted the Bears' 13-game regular-season unbeaten streak at New London, Conn. Plymouth St. 15, Bridgewater St. 9 Jose Raymond rushed for 143 yards and a touchdown as the second-ranked Panthers escaped cold and rainy Bridgewater to improve to 6-1. Springfield 56, WPI 49 -Freshman halfback Demetrius Dunn recovered quarterback Shawn Tarpey's fumble in the end zone on fourth down with 2:25 left as the Pride rallied to win a slugfest in Springfield.

N.E. Conference Westfield St. 19, Worcester St. 14 Agawam's Jason Votzakis rushed for 120 yards and scored the winning touchdown as the host Owls snapped the Lancers' 22-game conference winning streak. UMass-Dartmouth 32, Fitch-burg St.

10 Steve Wozniak rushed for 201 yards and a touchdown to power the visiting Corsairs. Mass. Maritime 21, Framing-ham St. 0 Chris Simmons's 2-yard run in the first quarter sent the Buccaneers on their way at Framingham. Maine Maritime 12, UMass-Boston 0 Steve Tardif was the workhorse, carrying 49 times for 162 yards, as the Mariners rolled in Dorchester.

NESCAC Amherst 14, Tufts 6 Junior running back Darin Byrne of Winchester scored a pair of touchdowns and rushed for 125 yards as the visiting Lord Jeffs improved to 6-0. Williams 21, Hamilton 14 -Sean Keenan hit Matt Sigrist with an 8-yard touchdown pass with 23 seconds left, capping a 21-point fourth quarter as the host Ephnrkn remained imbeat-en ivy League roundup JL HARVARD, 14-12 LEHIGH, 46-26 M3-4) 14 8 3 21 4 at Cambridge Penn drubs Brown 114-21 5 7- 12 I (5-11 0 3 2 9 14 at Cambridge Nichols 12-51 7 6 0 0 13 MIT 14-31 3 6 0 7 16 Jaime Sarabia 32 field goal Tyler Freberg 66 run (Matthew Hancur kick) Tito Torres 1 run (rush failed) Scott Blackburn 4 run (rush failed) Blackburn 32 run (Sarabia kick) Attendance: 821. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -N, Freberg 25-193, Mike Allard 4-13, David Polky 5-11; MIT, Enrique Villavicencio 21-83, Duane Stevens 14-67, Blackburn 7-40. PASSING Torres 3-11-1-35; MIT, Blackburn 4-10-0-49, Stevens 1-1-0-12. RECEIVING -N, Mike Denning 2-16, Anthony Liquore 1-19; MIT, Balde-mar Mejia 3-32, John Boyer 1-15, Villavicencio 1-14.

SPRINGFIELD, 56-49 at Springfield WPI (2-SI ..........21 14 7 7 49 Springfield 7 13 15 21 56 Mike Godfrey 1 1 run (Adam Clark kick) Nick Fluel 1 run (Dark kick) Demetrius Dunn 94 kickoff return (Jim Lackner kick) Matt Surette 51 pass from Richard Boardman (Clark kick) Surette 17 pass from Boardman (Clark kick) Geoff Picard 7 run (Lackner kick) Craig Ctermont 8 run (kick failed) Surette 8 pas from Boardman (Clark kick) Rich Ruffing 18 interception return (Mike Curtis pass from Shawn Tarpey) Tarpey 36 run (Lackner kick) Surette 85 pass from Boardman (Clark kick) Jason Miller 5 run (Lackner kick) Tarpey 12 run (kick failed) Fluet 4 run (Clark kick) Dunn fumble recovery in end zone (Matt Rose pass tram Tarpey) Attendance: 1,653. NEW HAVEN, 59-0 at West Heme, Com. DaMk City 12-61 II Oil- 8 Nn Hra 17-11 22 7 7 59 Adam Roman 7 pass from C. Koscio-lek (John Cerra kick) Niepaul Joseph 30 blocked punt return (Cerra kick) Safety Ehiert Eden 6 pass from Kosciolek (Cerra kick) Safety Troy Appling 0 fumble recovery (Cerra kick) Ian LetHer 3 fumble recovery (kick failed) D. Highsmith 16 run (Cerra kick) Dialk) Freeman 27 pass from Brad Bishop (Cerra kick) Corey Jones 7 run (Kirk Dalmage kick) Attendance: 1,107.

BUCKNELL, 18-6 it LewfeflAW't, Pa. My Cm 12-51 1 3 hcM 17-HI ....12 3 3-18 Buck Christopher Peer 1 run (kick failed) Buck Peer 73 run (rush failed) Buck FG Ross Coleman 28 HC FG Dana Fiatarone 32 HC-FG Fiatarone 31 Buck FG Coleman 24 A 7,872 ASSOCIATED PRESS James Finn rushed for 94 yards and scored three touchdowns as Penn beat Brown, 31-10, yesterday at Philadelphia. Penn quarterback Matt Rader completed 19 of 30 passes for 334 yards and a touchdown. Doug O'Neil caught four passes for 93 yards. Brown has not beaten Penn since 1981.

Finn scored on a 14-yard run late in the first half to give Penn a 7-3 lead at halftime. He added a 1-yard run and Rader Ata Sierk 36 field goal Safety i Mike Giampaolo 22 field goal H-Safety Giampaolo 21 field goal Ryan Crowley 65 pass from Harry Nakielny (Sierk kick) Giampaolo 21 field goal Giampaolo 43 field goal 0 Attendance: 8.480. 'First downs 8 17 Rushes-yards 31-53 52-63 Passing 100 216 Passes 6-32-1 16-31-2 FumDIes-lost 4-2 4-2 Penalties-yards 3-30 5-25 20:41 39:19 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING-P. Gerry Giurato 18-73. Damian Tay-, tor 3-11, Mike Clifford 4-7; Chris Menick 42-125.

Rich Linden 8-1-12). PASSING -P, Nakielny 6-32-1-100; H. Linden 16-31-2-216. RECEIVING -P. Ray Carole 4-36.

Crowley 1-65, Giurato H-l); Jared Chupaila 5-61. Terence Patterson 4-46, Menick 3-19. Wetleyaa 15-11 7 7 3 7 24 Bowdoki 12-41 7 3 0 7 17 Tom Themistocles 61 run (Ben Kozik kick) Chris Houston 4 run (Jeremy Riffle kick) Themistocles 20 run (Kozik kick) Riffle 27 field goal Kozik 27 held goal Kevin Saxton 16 pass from Hayes MacArthur (Riffle kick) Shane Doyle 36 pass from Jake Fay (Kozik kick) Attendance: 2,331. MMVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -W, Themistocles 11-106, Matt Perceval 2-26; B. Houston 32-131, Jim Kim 10-48.

PASSING -W. Fay 14-29-1-290; MacArthur 17-29-1-253. RECEIVING -W, Nate Moore 3-111, Perceval 3-63, Pascucci 3-17; Chris Day 4-53, Scott Roman 3-47, Tim Lawson 3-45, Steve Lafond 3-31. WILLIAMS, 21-14 OartnoatJi (5-11 10 7 0-26 FG Dave Regula 26 L- Rabih Abdullah 3 run (Matt Swartz kick) Brian Baker 35 pass from Phil Stambaugh (Swartz kick) D-Eric Morton 23 pass from Peter Sellers (Regula kick) Dylan Karczewski 5 run (Regula kick) Safety (Hike through the end zone on punt) L-Abdullah 3 run (Bruce Peltzer pass from Stambaugh) L-FG Swartz 31 Sellers 1 sneak (Regula kick) Abdullah 1 run (Peltzer pass from Stambaugh) Abdullah 12 run (Swartz kick) Snyder 16 run (kick failed) A Led Dart First downs 26 15 Rushes-yards 45-178 37-113 Passing 272 114 Comp-Att-Int 25-37-1 11-26-3 Fumbles-Lost 2-0 3-2 Penalties-yards 5-48 5-55 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -L. Abdullah 32-186.

Snyder, 2-20, Jean 2-6. D. Karczewski 22-64, Corso 7-33, Davis 6-21. Stambaugh 27-37-1 272. Sellers 11-26-3 114.

RECEIVING Falzone 8-97, Fedorcha 6-32, Baker 3-48. Morton 4-42, Ellis 3-33, Corso 1-17. COLUMBIA, 21-10 Vale 11-51 10 0 0 10 Cota. 21 0 0 0 21 Dawkins 25 pass from Thomason (Kravitz kick) Thomason 1 run (Kravitz kick) C-Tillotson 34 interception return (Kravitz kick) Y-FGMurawczyk33 Walland 1 run (Murawczyk kick) A Vale Cat First downs 17 18 Rushes-yards 50-167 38-201 Passing 128 147 Comp-Att-Int 11-29-2 11-31-3 Penalties-Yards 4-38 7-63 (MVWIAl STATISTICS RUSHING -V, Bentley 17-87, Fuller 17-51, Walland 16 29. C.

Hayes 26-137. Thomason 12- PASSING-V. Walland 11-29 2-128. Thomason 11-31-3-147. RECEIVING Marschner 5-71, Borden 2-14, Bentley 2-13.

Johnstone 1-19. Pad 1-11 Dawkins 4-74, Thompson 2 0. Meadlm 1-31, TiHot-son 1-21, Hayes 1-11. Ba 1-8 Jpondi 1-2. PENN, 31-10 hit O'Neil with a 32-yard pass in the third quarter.

Jeremiah Great-house kicked a 34-yard field goal and on Penn's next possession, Rader hit John James with a 50-yard pass to set up Finn's third touchdown, a 10- 14-21 7-10 Conf. All Dartmouth 3-0 5-1 Harvard 3-0 5-1 Penn 2-1 3-3 Brown 1-2 4-2 Princeton 1-2 4-2 Cornell 1-2 3-3 Columbia 1-2 2-4 Yale 0-3 1-5 JIH 0 14 .0 0 0 21 -21 Pea 13-31 7 14 M-31 B-FG Tom Routt 37 I P- James Finn 14 rush (Jeremiah Greathouse wlocW Finn 1 rush (Greathouse kick) P-Doug Neil 32 pass from Matt Rader -(Greathouse kick) P-FG Greathouse 34 Finn 10 run (Greathouse kick) r. Michael Powell 3 run (Routt kick) trmt First downs 19 22 'Rushes-yards 29-118 41-145 'Passing 244 356 Comp-Att-Int 20-44-1 20-33-0 FumNes-Lost 2-1 11 Penalties- Yards 7-73 15-114 Possession 2242 37:18 WOMOUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Brown. Mike Wall 9-48. Afibo 9 29, Powell 7-28.

Penn. Finn 21-94, Jason McGee 13-34. PASSING Brown. Perry 9-23-0 62, Ames 1 182. Penn, Rader 130-0 334, Tom MacLeod 1-3-0 22.

RECEIVING Brown, Sean Moray 6-73. WaH 4-40, Gordon Nangmenyi 3-61. Perm. ONeil 4-93, John James 3-67. Branwi Carson 3-41.

UNION, 14-6 Mike Padilla 12 pass from Robbie Peters (Greg Bemis kick) Frank Loveno 1 run (Bemis kick) Mike McAdam 5 run (Robert Kaufman kick) Sean Keenan 1 run (pass failed) Matt Sigrtst 8 pass from Keenan (McAdam rush) Attendance: 3.271. MDtVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING H. Knight 24-74. Key 6-27. Loveno 1-1: W.

Storz 19-78, Davidson 13-50. McAdam 12-28. PASSING Peters 14-26-0-142; W. Keenan 13-204-182. Peter Sup.no 5-16-0-68.

RECEIVING -H. Knight 5-43. Va-lenb 3-46. Padilla 3-28; W. Signst 8-90.

Cksaiy 3-61. Dandson 3-28. yarder. Columbia 21, Yale 10 Bobby Thomason ran for one touchdown and threw for one as the Lions won at New York. Thomason hit Armand Dawkins for a 25-yard scoring pass on the game's first possession and scored on a 1-yard run to climax a 99-yard drive with 4:56 left in the opening period for a 14-0 lead.

Yale scored on a 33-yard field goal by Mike Murawczyk in the first minute of the second quarter and quarterback Joe Walland scored on a 1-yard run to make it 21-10. Cornell 45, Fordham 13 Brad Kiesendahl, who carried only eight times for 39 yarda scored on runs of 4, 2, and 7 yards as the Big Red extended the host Rams' losing streak to six. Union (5-1) 7 7 0 0 14 Coast Guard (6-1) 0060- 6 Dennis Sanaba 25 run (Ben Blackwood kick) Joe Latella 2 run (Blackwood kick) Pat Groves 5 pass from Dan Warren (lock tailed).