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C18 Sports Boston Sunday Glob SEPTEMBER 30, 2001 College mothaU lliiiiiiiiiliiliilillilililmiimmiiiiilillliliillmllllimll This time, Crimson finish job Summaries AMHERST 35, B0WD0IN0 Rose has Harvard offense in full bloom New England roundup Jumbos grind up Bates ByPaulHarber GLOBE STAFF I I I p. i 3 ih if i a J. Devine 9 run (D. Bodner kick). J.

Hittner 7 run (Bodner kick). B. Hart 9 pass from J. Browne (Bodner kick). M.

Monteith 4 run (Bodner kick). Hiltner 52 pass from Browne (Bodner kick). Attendance: 3376. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING B. Kevin Bougie 14-48, Rob Patchett 12-41, Tony Small 10-29: A F.

Ladd 11-63. C. Scarpelli 12-49, M. Monteith 10-26: J. Devine 7-26.

PASSING B. Justin Hardison 4-14-17-1. John Clifford 2-2-10-0; J. Browne 10-17-175-0, Devine 4-4-51-0. RECEIVING 8.

Jason Rawlins 2-13, Brian Durant 1-6, Matt Giffune 1-6; D. Wright 6-106. C. Conroy 3-25. J.

Hiltner 2-61. TUFTS 4L BATES 12 at lewiftoa, Maine Tufts (2-0) 13 14 7 7 41 Bates (4-2) 12 Matt Ceme 70 pass from Scott Treacy (Howie Rock kick). Treacy 1 run (kick failed). Evan Zupancic 60 punt return (Rock kick). Treacy 7 run (Rock kick).

Sean Atkins 33 pass from Kane Jankoski (kick tailed). Keven Kelley 2 run (Rock kick). Renato Depaolis 3 run (Rock kick). Mike Agosto 3 run (pass failed). Attendance: 2.700.

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING B. Atkins 20-97, Mike Agosto 6-23; T. Kelley 27-156. Chuck McGraw 9-62, Renato Depaolis 4-52, Steve Cincotta 10-25. Treacy 7-24.

PASSING Jankowski 9-20-91-2, Chris Gwozdz 2-5-0-63: H. Treacy 3-13-85-2. Steve Pizzottl 1-1-12-0. RECEIVING Adam Ranks 3-37, Rob Dion 2-45, Mike Moynahan 2-16, Atkins 1-33; Cerne 1-70, Ryan Papi GLOBE STAFF PHOTOMATTHEW J. LEE Lafayette's Jim Dietz fumbles as Harvard safety Andy Fried closes in for the recovery.

IIIIIMIIIIIIMMIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ITHACA 17, SPRINGFIELD 16 atSpringnekl Ithaca (4-4) 3 1 14 IT Springfield (1-2) 14 6 It Greg Switaj 25 held goal. Ryan Sylvia 9 run (Switaj kick). Sylvia 3 run (kick failed). I Chris Pride 41 field goal. I Brian Young 22 run (Pride kick).

I Voung 10 run (Pride kick). Attendance: 2.057. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING I. Young 15-50, Tommy Giorgio 11-38. Jefferey Welch 1-13; SC.

Sylvia 22-61, Califano 13-40, Jon Davis 7-28. PASSING Young 14-29-143-2; Sylvia 1-3-23-0, Matthew Botta 0-1-0-0. RECEIVING P. McCafferey 3-31. Tedeschi 2-35, Mike Marks 2-21, Maddi 2-17; Luke Quigley 1-23.

moved into second place in career receiving yardage. Murphy was pleased with his team's execution of what he believes are the two most important aspects of the can talk about 100 things to your team during the preseason, but I only talked about two," he said. "BaD security and finishing off." At halftime, there was a conversation about last year's Cornell game, when Harvard led, 28-0, at intermission and lost, 29-28. That wasnt going to happen again," said Murphy. Harvard, minus three injured starters, exhibited its depth on both sides of the ball.

Defensive end Marc Laborsky had five unassisted tackles, a sack, a fumble recovery, and an interception; and running backs Nick Palazzo (21 rushes, 98 yards, 1 TD) and Rodney Thomas (17 carries, 61 yards) filled in admirably. Eleven of Thomas's carries were consecutive as the Crimson ran out the clock. Harvard's attack was crisp. On its first possession, Rose drove the Crimson 58 yards in nine plays, capping the drive with a 15-yard touchdown pass to Morris, who was wide open in the corner of the end zone. The next time the Crimson got the ball, Rose finished off a 61-yard drive by plunging over from the 1-yard line.

After a 24-yard field goal by Harvard's Robbie Wright, the Crimson recovered the ensuing kickoff at the Lafayette 17-yard line. Five players later, Rose dived over from a yard out, giving the Crimson a comfortable 24-0 lead. In the final minute of the half, Lafayette quarterback Marko Glavic (20 of 37, 255 yards, 1 TD) nearly scored from a yard out, but he fumbled before crossing the goal line. Laborsky HARVARD 38, LAFAYETTE 14 Ufayrttc(a-3) Harvard (2-4) .14 It 7 7 38 ir.HM-.?ti shoud have a gQod idea about which is the best team in the Ivy League. Pennsylvania shut out Lafayette a week ago.

And yesterday was Harvard's turn to push around the young (three freshmen made their debuts on the offensive line) Leopards. The Crimson, picked to finish second in the Ivy this year behind Penn, walloped Lafayette, 38-14, yesterday at Harvard Stadium, improving to 2-0, the third such start in the last five years for Harvard. However, if you ask Tavani to compare the two Ivy powers, all he says is, "Thaf going to be some game. If Penn is picked to win the Ivy, Harvard has to be a close second pick." Harvard coach Tim Murphy isn't concerned. Ask him about the upcoming schedule or the showdown with Penn, and he doesn't even know who his Crimson play the week after next By the way, if Cornell.

As for yesterday, Harvard scored on its first two possessions, leaving little doubt of the outcome. The 5,803 on hand saw Harvard quarterback Neil Rose (17 of 24, 261 yards, 2 TDs) puzzle the Leopards with his aerial artistry Fans also saw Rose's primary receiver, Carl Morris (9 catches, 123 yards, 2 TDs), who made a couple of spectacular catches, become only the fourth receiver in school history to catch 100 career passes. He also Carl Morris IS pass from Nell Rose (Robbie Wright kick). Rose 1 run (Wright kick). Wright 24 field goal.

H-Rose 1 run (Wright kick). Stewart Kupfer 7 pass from Marko Glavic (Martin Brecht kick). Morris 8 pass from Rose (Wright kick). Nick Palazzo 10 run (Wright kick). Chad Ritchie 1 run (Brecht kick).

Attendance: 5,803 Laf First downs 24 Rushes-yards Passing yards Passes Kickoff returns -Punt returns NICHOLS 21, CURRY 13 Nichols (2-2) 14 7 21 Curry (4-1) 7 1 Ben Karter 70 pass from J. Rouanzion (Daniel Herrero kick). Karter 34 pass from Rouanzion (Herrero kick). Raphael Zammit 11 pass from Steve Santos (rush failed). Nick Perron 27 pass from Rouanzion (Herrero kick).

Santos 1 run (Bill Lovendale kick). Attendance: 1314. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Nic, Nick Parker 22-81, Rouanzion 12-48, Andricson Rivas 6-3. Cur, Santos 18-75, Curtis Upshaw 8-34, Tony Giannetti 4-29, Zammit 10-4. PASSING Nic Rouanzion 22-10-1-220, Perron 1-0-1-0.

Cur, Santos 26-10-0-124. Giannetti 1-O-1-0. RECEIVING Nic Karter 5-136. Perron 3-60. Matt Ricci 2-24.

Cur, Zammit 6-57, Jeff Lang 2-58, Giannetti 2-9. MASS. MARITIME, 26-20 at Buzzards Bay FHchburo St (1-3) 14 20 Mau.Mftme(2-2) I 14 12 I 26 FS Brian Spencer 13 pass from John Quinn (Daryll Acker kick). FS Brian Hamish 67 punt return (Acker kick). FS Robert McDonnell 5 run (kick blocked).

MM David Burrill 23 run (Dan El-lard kick). MM Matt Holt 12 pass from Walter Latta (Ellard kick). MM Matt Desmond 12 run (kick blocked). MM Burrill 79 run (kick blocked). Attendance: 744.

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING MMA, Burrill 32-237, Desmond 4-42, Don Ferbert 3-(-l). FSC Trevor Wilson 25-53, Quinn 7-11, Steve Maze 3-15, McDonnell 5-10. PASSING MMA Latta 14-4-0-54, Ferbert 5-1-2-5. FSC, Quinn 18-7-1-86. RECEIVING MMA Holt 2-26.

Ferbert 2-28, Desmond 1-5. FSC. Peter Gunderson 4-54, Spencer 1-13, Maze 1-11, Wilson 1-8. Kara 22 48-165 261 17-24-0 2- 34 3- 28 4- 44 28:33 36-86 292 23-42-2 7-71 2-19 4-37J 5-3 5-50 Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards 3137 Possession INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Laf. Scott Warden 8-33.

ioe McCourt 9-28, Kevin Kozup 2-12, Matt Jackson 2-11, Brendon Green 3-10, Harry Armstrong 2-9, An-drew May 1-6, Chad Ritchie 2-3; Nick Palazzo 21-98, Rodney Thomas 17-61, Rose 7-7. PASSING Laf, Glavic 20-37-255-2, Armstrong 2-3-29-0, Ritchie 1-2-8-0; Rose 17-24-261-0. RECEIVING Laf, Kupfer 7-84, May 3-68, Jim Dietz 3-46: Morris 9-123, Dan Farley 3-50, Sam Taylor 2-45, Sean Meeker 2-34. Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll WORCESTER 45-13 at Newport, RJ. WoceserSM5-a) 21 14 7 45 Salve Regkia (3-1) 74-11 WS cean Oksanish 37 held goal.

WS Kevin Gniadek 12 pass from Oksanish (Oksanish kick). WS Mike Buoniconti 8 run (Oksanish kick). WS Jeremy Frisch 20 pass from Oksanish (Oksanish kick). SR Mike Golden 5 run (Darren Phinney kick). WS Frisch 19 pass from Oksanish (Justin Hamilton kick).

WS Gniadek 77 pass from Oksanish (Hamilton kick). SR William Nichols 9 pass from Golden (pass failed). WS Buoniconti 15 pass from Joe Brancalone (Hamilton kick). INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING SR. Joe Papalia 21-89, Spencer Ingram 9-55.

Dave Bolduc 13- 31, Golden Buoniconti 13-69, Greg Wood 7-54, Hampton Clarkson 6-22, Oksanish 8-14. PASSING SR, Golden 33-15-1-155. Jason Seal 5-0-1-0. Ingram 1-0-0-0. WS, Oksanish 45-19-1-411, Joe Brancalone 3-2-0-19.

RECEIVING SR, Mike Franklin 4-35, Papalia 4-32, Deon Ned 2-39, Ingram 2-26. WS, Gniadek 6-258, Frisch 6-108, Greg Lunn 5-40, Wood 2-5. WESTFIELD 37-20 atWestlteM FnanmgfcamSMl-l) 7 13 a a 2 Wetthetd St (4-4) 7 9 14 7-17 WS Shawn Lyman 1 run (Ryan Clifford kick). FS Ray Brady 18 pass from Abe Bascon (Eric Mounsey kick). WS Matt Yvon 23 pass from Chris Lapointe (Clifford kick).

WS-Safety. FS Bascon 2 ran (Mounsey kick). FS Brady 3 pass from Bascon (pass failed). WS Lyman 5 run (kick failed). WS Yvon 20 pass from Lapointe (Clifford pass from Bob Arnert).

WS Lyman 5 run (Clifford kick). INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING FS. Kamell Khnaizir 12- 32. Bascon 10-37. WS.

Lyman 43-254, Don Jones 16-118 Lapointe 3-6. PASSING FS, Bascon 17-37-3-193, Mounsey O-1-0-0. WS, Lapointe 11-23-0-137. RECEIVING- FS. Brady 9-111, Joseph Grondell 1-30, Patrick Sbeehan 2-19, Bill Naylor 1-4.

WS. Yvon 7-89, David Eaton 3-36. Jones 1-12. Davis's kick crosses up Crusaders lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll! By Jim Greenidge GLOBE STAFF YALE 23, HOLY CROSS 22 WORCESTER at FHton Field tfUOllll J-rnVAO VASLUU Yale (2-4). .7 7 9 7 12 3 I Holy Cross (2-1) have graduated Keith Reams 11 pass from Peter Lee (Justin Davis kick).

HC David Thompson 9 pass from Brian Hall (Ryan Rolfert kick). Reams 4 pass from Lee (Davis kick). HC Clayton Lemmer 7 pass from Hall (Rolfert kick). HC-Safety. HC Rolfert 40 field goal.

HC-Rolfert 23 field goal. Billy Brown 7 pass from Lee (pass failed). Y- Davis 28 field goal. Attendance: 8347. W.

CONN. 33, PLYMOUTH ST. 17 atDanbwy.Cotm. Plymouth St (2-2) 114 1-17 Western Com. (3-4) 7 12 7 7 33 WC Michael Forest 14 pass from Steve Silva (Andy Benicewicz kick).

WC Dwaine Reid 2 run (kick failed). WC Forest 25 pass from Michael Scipione (pass failed). PS Russ Massahos 1 run (Eric Calderwood kick). PS John Walters 5 pass from Matt Simpson (Calderwood kick). WC Jeff Wakefield-Ward 73 pass from Scipione (Benicewicz kick).

PS Calderwood 35 field goal. WC Forest 12 pass from Silva (Benicewicz kick). Attendance: 721. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING WC, Reid 33-106, Wakefield-Ward 7-28, Dwayne Allen 2-17, Cecil Snowden 1-2. PS, Massahos 21-73, Mike Bicchieri 1-7, Simpson 6-(ml-nus 24).

PASSING WC. Scipione 20-8-0-194. Silva 5-3-0-32. PS. Simpson 53-23-5-262.

RECEIVING WC. Forest 5-72. Aaron Russell 3-68. Wakefield-Ward 1-73, Danny Criswell 1-7. PS, John Walters 6-43, Shaun Spauldtng 3-44, Chris Holton 3-40, Jay Zlnls 2-43.

Yale First downs 17 Rushes-yards Passing yards 29-45 236 25-56-0 Passes HC 16 38-97 241 22-39-0 5-101 5- 28 4-3 6- 60 31:25 Kickoff returns 4-49 Punt returns 3-15 Punts Fumbies-iost 2-1 Penalties-yards 5-41 Possession 28:35 Tufts unleashed a ferocious ground game, running for 340 yards, mduding 157 on 27 carries by junior tailback Keven Kelley of Natick, to dominate Bates, 41-12, yesterday in a New England Small College Athletic Conference game at Lewiston, Maine. The Jumbos (2-0) took control early, building a 27-6 halftime lead. Sophomore Matt Cerne was on the receiving end of a 70-yard TD pass from Scott Treacy on Tufts' second possession, and Evan Zupancic uncorked a 60-yard punt return for a score midway through the second quarter. Treacy, a junior from Wakefield, also scored twice, on runs of land 7 yards. Williams 31, Trinity 10 In Hartford, Joe Reardon threw for 184 yards and four touchdowns to help lift the Ephs (2-0) over the Bantams (1-1).

Amherst 35, Bowdoin 0 Junior Jeff Browne completed 10 of 17 passes for 175 yards and a pair of touchdowns and senior wideout Derrell Wright had six catches for 106 yards as the Lord Jeffs (2-0) stopped the visiting Polar Bears (0-2). N.E. Conference Westfield St. 37, Framlngham St. 20 Shawn Lyman rushed for 254 yards and three touchdowns and brought the Owls (4-0) back from a 20-16 halftime deficit in Westfield.

Bridgewater St. 35, Maine Maritime 7 Andy Brems rushed for 119 yards and a pair of touchdowns and Brian St Germain added 109 yards rushing and a score for the host Bears (2-2). Mass. Maritime 26, Fitchburg St. 20 The Buccaneers (2-2) spotted the Falcons (1-3) a 20-0 lead before roaring back behind the running of David Burrill, who picked up 237 yards on 32 carries, including touchdown jaunts of 23 and 79 yards at Buzzards Bay.

UMass-Dartmouth 24, MIT 16 -Senior Shane Harris rushed for 126 yards and a touchdown and sophomore Shawn Theriault added 106 yards and a score for the Corsairs (3-1) at North Dartmouth. Northeast-lO AIC 20, Merrimack 7 Tory Brown ran for 73 yards and two touchdowns and caught a 33-yard scoring pass from Tom Guy to lift the Yellow Jackets (3-1) over the Warriors (2-2) in Springfield. C.W. Post 27, Stonehlll Junior Ian Smart rushed for 181 yards and three touchdowns as the Pioneers (5-0) remained undefeated by blanking the Chieftains (2-3) in Easton. St.

Anselm 28, Assumption 26 Defensive back Justin Peledge returned a kickoff 93 yards for one score and a fumble recovery 85 yards for another, and blocked a field goal attempt, an extra point try, and came up with a key interception with four minutes left to preserve the Hawks' victory at Manchester, N.H. Freedom Conference W. Conn. 33, Plymouth St. 17 Michael Scipione and Steve Silva each threw two touchdown passes to lead the Colonials (3-0) over the Panthers (2-2) at Danbury, Conn.

Michael Forest caught one TD pass from each, a 14-yarder from Silva in the first quarter and a 25-yarder from Scipione just before halftime. Ithaca 17, Springfield 16 Brian Young rushed for two fourth-quarter touchdowns as Ithaca (4-0) remained undefeated by nipping the host Pride (1-2). Merchant Marine 35, WPI 31 Dan Circelli completed 26 of 42 passes for 255 yards and three touchdowns but it took Trenel Hardy's 16-yard TD run with 6:12 remaining to clinch the victory at Kings Point, N.Y. Other New England Mount Ida 18, Utica Calvin Conyers and Aaron Sanders returned interceptions for touchdowns and the Mustangs (1-3) blanked Utica. in the second quarter, as the Crusaders failed four straight times.

The other came in the third quarter, when Calvin Souder was denied on a fourth-down run up the middle. "Once they made the decision the first time, you're kind of stuck with it the second time," said Yale coach Jack Siedlecki. "I thought it would be a much higher-scoring game, the way the game started. The score stayed the same forever. We certainly stole one, no doubt about it.

Our defense kept hanging in and hanging in, and finally we did something offensively and we win the game." Yale went ahead, 7-0, on Reams's 11-yard touchdown reception with 13:06 left in the first quarter. Holy Cross tied it midway through the quarter when wide receiver David Thompson caught a 9-yard TD pass from Brian Hall. The teams got to 14-14 as Reams caught a 4-yard TD pass and Clayton Lemmer answered with a 7-yard TD reception for Holy Cross. Holy Cross moved ahead, 16-14, on a safety from linebacker Joel Lenzini with 5:37 left in the second quarter, and pushed it to 19-14 on a 40-yard field goal by Ryan Rolfert on the final play of the first half. With 8:34 left in the third quarter, Rolfert connected from 23 yards to make it 22-14.

"Our football team deserved to win that game, no doubt about it," Allen said. "It just seems as though Yale just has a magic wand against us." INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Robert Carr 25-38, Lee 4-3; HC, Calvin Souder 21-78, M. Coleman 1-20, Michael Gillisa-19. PASSING Y. Lee 25-55-236-0; HC, Hall 22-29-241-0.

RECEIVING Brown 10-83, Reams 9-79, PJ. Collins 5-68. Ty Anis 1-6; HC, Thompson 7-85, Ari Confesor 5-85, Coleman 5-36, Steve Green 3-23, Lemmer 1-7. Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll from Yale last spring, but he always wanted to be the football team's kicker, so he took last spring off from school so he could face that kind of pressure this season. Then, yesterday afternoon at Holy Cross, Davis, in just his second game, made a 28-yard field goal with four seconds remaining to give the Eh a 23-22 victory before 8,547 spectators at Fitton Field.

Yale, with nine straight wins in the series it leads, 20-3, improved to 2-0, while Holy Cross is 2-1. On its final drive, a 12-play, 71-yard march, Yale went from its 18-yard line with sophomore wideout P.J. Collins making a 29-yard catch and then a 13-yard grab from senior quarterback Peter Lee, before Davis, who had field goals of 33 and 21 yards last week against Cornell, converted after a Holy Cross timeout Trailing, 22-14, Yale scored on a 7-yard pass from Lee to Billy Brown. The drive covered 93 yards on 16 plays. "You have to give Yale credit," Holy Cross coach Dan Allen said.

"Peter Lee played a heck of a game at quarterback, finding receivers when they had to score a touchdown." But after Brown's touchdown, Yale failed on the conversion attempt, Lee's pass going through wide receiver Ivy League roundup BRIDGWATER ST 35-7 at Bridgewatcr kUfne MavttJme (-4) 1 1 7 7 6 22 35 BS Brian St Germain 49 run (kick failed). BS Pat Callahan 1 run (Nate DoR-osarto pass from Callahan). BS Andy Brems 13 run (kick failed). BS DoRosarlo 8 run (St. Germain rush).

BS Brems 46 run (Scott Silva kick). MM Don Thibodeau 8 run (Nat Beit kick). INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Maine, Justin Cum-mings 8-26, Thibodeau 29-137, Eric McCaslin 13-37. Bri, DoRosarlo 17-59, Brems 9-119, Duncan Averlll 1-4, St Germain 8-109. PASSING Maine, McCaslin 9-3-4-51.

Bri, Pat Callahan 6-3-1-25, Will Bryant 3-0-0-0. RECEIVING Maine. Matt Mon-tagno 1-10, Curtis Brown 2-41. Bri, Dave Ribeiro2-20. at N.

Dartmouth MIT (1-4) 1 8 7 -IS 7 14 1 24 MIT Kevin Ferguson 26 field goal. UMD Joe Sabina 32 pass from John Falcone (Jacob lata kick). UMD Shane Harris 3 run (Jata kick). UMD Shawn Theriault 3 run (Jata kick). MIT Teml Sonuyl 2 run (rush failed).

UMD Jata 22 field goal. MIT Bobby Owsley 12 pass from Phil Deutsch (Ferguson kick). Attendance: 929. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING MIT, Sonuyl 16-86: UMD, Harris 22-126, Theriault 23-106. PASSING MIT, Deutsch 7-16-117-1: UMD, Falcone 11-21-124-1.

RECEIVING MIT, Greg Nelson 2-49. Owsley 2-27; UMD, Sabina 5-73. Keith Reams's hands, leaving Holy Cross ahead, 22-20. "I knew it was going to come down to a field goal right after that extra point was missed," Davis said. "So I stayed loose along the sidelines.

I just wanted to make sure to get that final kick off. The kick was right up the middle for me." Holy Cross had the ball twice at the Yale 1-yard line, but failed to reach the end zone each time. The first occurred WILLIAMS 31, TRINITY 10 at Hartford WHIUms(2-0 7 10 14 31 Trinity (1-1) 3 47-10 Skip Sullivan 33 field goal. Sean Collins 10 pass from Joe Reardon (Scott Farley kick). W- Farley 38 field goal.

Jamiyl Peters 52 pass from Reardon (Farley kick). Colin Brooks 35 pass from Reardon (Farley kick). Ryan Friend 27 pass from Reardon (Farley kick). Tom Pierandri 3 run (Sullivan kick). iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiii Standings, summaries PENN 2L DARTMOUTH 20 AIC 20, MERRIMACK 7 at Hairnet, HH.

at nO-. 7 .7 7 7 24 Merrimack (2-2) AIC (3-1) .7 14 21 .7 7 Dartmouth (4-2) Conf. All W-L W-L PF PA Harvard 1-0 2-0 65 34 Penn 1-0 2-0 58 20 Yale 1-0 2-0 63 35 Princeton 1-0 1-1 54 45 Brown 0-1 0-2 58 69 Columbia 0-1 0-2 31 67 Cornell 0-1 0-2 45 75 Dartmouth 0-1 0-2 58 63 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Colgate 35 Cornell 32 Harvard 38 Lafayette 14 Penn 21 Dartmouth 20 Princeton 44 Columbia 11 URI42 Brown 38 Yale 23 Holy Cross 22 AIC Tory Brown 6 run (Henry Raf-ferty kick). AIC Brown 33 pass from Tom Guy (kick failed). AIC Brown 7 run (Rafferty kick).

Mer James Campbell 5 pass from Novogratz (Ramsey kick). INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Mer. Jonathan Reid 9-65, Dominic Cardine 8-41, Dwayne Jordan 7-39, Novogratz 2-20. AIC, Brown 17-73, Mike Monteiano 7-20, Mike Bland 4-10, Joe Pendergast 4-4. PASSING Mer, Tom Ruswick 23-11-0-100, Novogratz 3-3-0-32.

AIC, Guy 24-13-0-225. RECEIVING Mer, John Garro 3-43, Cardine 3-26. Reid 3-24, Tom Principe 2-20. AIC. Keith Lessner 5-128.

Brown 4-43, Monteiano 1-18, Jeff Watson 1-17. Casey Cramer 14 pass from Oreg Smith (Tyler Lavln kick). Kris Ryan 1 run (Bryan Arguello kick). 0 Matt DeLellis 14 pass from Smith (Lavln kick). Ryan 3 run (Arguello kick).

Ryan 2 run (Arguello kick). Michael Gratch 2 run (kick failed). Attendance: 5,929. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Penn, Ryan 34-134, Rob Milanese 1- 7, Gavin Hoffman 8 (minus 11). Dar, Gratch 19-46, Dan Anderson 3-5, Smith 2-(minus 1).

PASSING Penn, Hoffman 3117-1155. Dar, Smith 40-24-1-275. RECEIVING Penn. Milanese 5-42, Colin Smith 3-40. John Holahan 2-22, Adam Keslosky 2- 13.

Dar, DeLellis 5 81. Bob Murphy 5-59, Cramer 4-65, Damien Roomets 4-40. ST. ANSELM, 28-26 at Manchester. NJt Assumptkm 14 26 SL Ansean (2-3) 14 7 7 28 AS R.J.

Coleman 67 pass from Chad Carges (Tim Longden kick). SA Justin Peledge return (Erol Senel kick). AS James Blanchard 34 pass from Carges (Longden kick). SA Jon Turner 9 run (Senel kick). AS Carges 1 run (kick failed).

SA Peledge 85 fumble recovery (Senel kick). SA Turner 2 run (Senel kick). AS James Bucci 2 run (pass failed). Attendance: U72. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING AS, Carges 18-45.

Bucci 12-37; SA, Turner 22-81, Kevin Ridgely 6-30, BuckyGoss 3-10. PASSING AS, Carges 25-45-315-2; SAComeau 8-23-79-1. RECEIVING AS, Coleman 10-168, Blanchard 7-108, Kyle Verm'ich 3-24; SA, Ridgely 4-55, Patrick Martin 1-11. C.W.P0ST27,ST0NEHILL0 at Luton CW. Post (Ml 14 I 7 27 StoneM(2-3) I Ian Smart 1 run (Tim Wagner kick).

Smart 9 run (Wagner kick). Jeremiah Pope 29 pass from Frank Ingoglla (Wagner kick). Smart 64 run (pass failed). Attendance: 750. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING CWP, Smart 29-181, T).

Bracking 3-11, Ingoglia 3-(-15); S. Jeff Dias 3-38, Marcus Humber 11-34, Rob Olivar6-17, J.T.Nickley7-14. PASSING CWP. Ingoglia 13-28-202-1; Brian Scheidel 614-96-2, Derek Mazza 1-1-27-0. RECEIVING CWP, John Cipot 7-77, Smart 2-56, Jeremiah Pope 1-29, Leroy Brathwalt 1-20; Olivar 5-68, Sanchez 1-28, Luke Dawson 1-27.

C0LBY28.MIDDLEBURY21 alMiddkbury.Vt Colby (1-1) 7 7 I 14 28 MkkHetwyU-l). 7 14 21 Danny Noyes 9 pass from Pat Conley (Keith Jonassen kick). Joe Murray 1 run (Jonassen kick). Denny Smith 54 pass from Scott Roberts (Mike Flssora kick). Aaron Stcpka 1 run (Jonassen kick).

Lee Carlson 12 run (Jonassen kick). Bill Lazzaro 8 run (Frlssora kick). Lazzaro 1 run (Frissora kick). Attendance: 1,459. MOUNT IDA 18, UTICA 0 PRINCETON 44, COLUMBIA 11 at Princeton, NJ.

at Newton Blocked extra point stymies Dartmouth ASSOCIATED PRESS Kris Ryan scored three first-half touchdowns and defensive end Kyle Chaffin blocked an extra-point attempt with 1 :38 left as defending Ivy League champion Penn salvaged a 21-20 victory over Dartmouth yesterday in Hanover, N.H. The Big Green (0-2, 0-1 Ivy) drove 68 yards in seven plays in the closing minutes and Mike Gratch scored on a 2-yard plunge. But Chaffin broke through to block Tyler Lavin's extra-point kick. Dartmouth scored on its first two possessions as Greg Smith, who completed 13 of his first 14 passes, connected on 14-yard TD passes to Casey Cramer and Matt DeLellis. Colgate 35, Cornell 32 Nate Thomas ran for a career-high 224 yards and scored three touchdowns as the Raiders (2-2) held off a late rally to defeat the Big Red at Hamilton, N.Y.

Down, 35-18, with less than five minutes remaining, Cornell recovered an onside kick that led to a 16-yard touchdown pass from Ricky Rahne to Chad Nice. Six plays later, Cornell struck again when Rahne hit John Kellner. Princeton 44, Columbia 11 After surrendering a first-quarter field goal, the Tigers ran off 34 straight points and dominated the Lions at Princeton Stadium. Princeton (1-1, 1-0) dominated behind quarterback Dave Splithoff, who ran for a pair of first-half touchdowns and passed for two (0-2) 11 8-11 (1-1) 7 It 17 II 44 He (1-3) Mount kta (1-3). Calvin Conyers 30 Interception return (kick failed).

Aaron Sanders 39 interception return (pass failed). Carlos Mosquea 4 run (pass failed). Attendance: 1,134. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Mike Capra 13-28, Ryan Halsey 5-21, Adam Luciano U-21, Joe Pattellas H-15; Ml, Kevin Hicks 23-162, Mosquea 8-31, Mark Rocker 8-20, Craig Condra 2-4. PASSING U.

Adam Luciano 7-24-46-5, Aaron Rogers 1-7-4-0; Ml, Condra 6-16-75-0. Derek McLaren 1-3-6-1. RECEIVING- U. Capra 4-32, Dan Smith 2-4, Ryan Halsey 1-12; Ml, Leigh Putnam 3-42, Edgar Rivera 1-19. COLGATE 35, CORNELL 32 Hamilton, hY.

Cornell (0-2) 7 11 14-31 Colgate (2-2) 7 14 14 -IS Clg Thomas 76 run (Schwarzberg kick). Cor Simmons 2 run (Iverson kick). Cor Iverson 21 FG. Clg Thomas 21 run (Schwarzberg kick). Clg Robertson 31 Interception return (Schwarzberg kick).

Cor Archer 2 run (Wise pass). Clg Frleser 9 pass from McCune (Schwarzberg kick). Clg Thomas 7 run (Schwarzberg kick). Cor Nice 16 pass from Rahne (pass failed). Cor Kellner 22 pass from Rahne (Simmons rush).

A -6358. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHINO Cor, Simmons 12-72, Archer 9-41, Ulbrlcht 8-35, Rahne 8-27. Col. Thomas 25-224, Kobelski 3-34, Branch 7-25, Spack 2-12, Oer-aid 1-3. PASSINO Cor, Rahne 21-35-2-263, Barden-werper 0-0-0-0.

Col, McCune 12-21-1-157. RECEIVING Cor, Kellner 6-1 16. Hermann 4-49, Ferguson 4-40, Dunleavy 4-32, Nice 1-16, Ar Cher 1-6. Ulbrlcht 1-4. Col, Parker 6-101, Frleser 3-26, Kobelski 1-16, lacone 1-8, Spack 1-6.

COL FG Warren 26, 6:25. PRI PRI Splithoff 12 run (Northrup kick), 5:55. PRI FG Northrup 38. 0:00. PRI FG Northrup 22, 9:54 PRI Opara 78 pass from Splithoff (North-rup kick).

7:19. PRI Dillon 31 pass from Splithoff (Northrup kick), 4:48. COL Reese 1 run (Reese ran), 1:57. PRI Roser-Jones 41 Interception (Northrup kick). 11:01.

PRI FG Northrup 36, 5:15. A 13.559. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Reese 19-66. McCall 3-8, Reed 4-28: Atkinson 18-115. Splithoff 10-51, Opara 2-10, Veach 5-12.

Mancl 1-2, El-Amin 3-4, Bow-den 1-1. Benson 2-1. PASSING McCall 16-31-2-185. Huns-berger 3-6-1-30. Splithoff 11-19-1-204, Dan-lelcwlcz 1-1-0-13.

RECEIVING Peck 6-116. Reese 4-21, Cockburn 3-21, Danlell 1-16. Biggers 1-13, Oluwole 1-9 Van 2ant 1-8, Carglle 1-6. Reed 1-5. P.

Opara 3-126, Chiusano 4-19. Dillon 1-31, Morrison 1-18, Baumwoll 1-13, Llndell 1-8. Bowden WESLEYAN 21, HAMILTON 0 at Clinton, NX Wes4W(l-l) 7 14 21 HamWon (-2) G. Thompson 7 run (V. Balsamo kick).

T. Themistocles 9 pass from B. Carney (Balsamo kick). V. Douglas R5 run (Balsamo kick).

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