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D18 Sports Boston Sunday Globe OCTOBER 21, 2001 College football lltlll I llllllttll lltlll IMI llllllllllllll I ItltltllllllMII I III 1 1 1 1 tl 1 1 Mill III II II II 1 1 1 tl I III lllllllllll I New England roundup Crimson dig deeB New England summaries BENTLEY 41, PLYMOUTH ST. 21 atWaldiam Substitutes save day vs. Tigers By Frank Dell'Apa OlOBE STAFF ess ifl Harvard sur- 1CUUC1CU lis first intercep tion of the season, lost starting quarterback Neil Rose to injury, and had to depend on a fourth-string tailback for most of yesterday afternoon at Harvard Stadium. But the Crimson proved to be resourceful enough to take a 28-26 victory over Princeton to improve to 5-0 overall and 3-0 in the Ivy League, Harvard's best start since 1968. This was a reality check," Harvard receiver Carl Morris said.

"It made us stop and think about what we have, and we have a lot of good things going for us." Ryan Fitzpatrick was among those positives. Fitzpatrick completed his first pass of the season midway through the second quarter, then, after Rose departed for the duration, Fitzpatrick led Harvard on the decisive scoring drive early in the final quarter. "We knew he could do it and he just came out and did it," Morris said of Fitzpatrick. "He knows what he is doing." Fitzpatrick executed the basics, but also displayed spontaneity on the key plays of the winning drive. Fitzpatrick scrambled for 14 yards on third and 10, on the next play threw a 37-yard flea-flicker pass to Dan Farley, and then he turned a third-and-8 play into a 13-yard scoring pass to Morris for a 28-20 lead with 13:33 remaining.

Princeton (1-4, 1-2), a clear underdog, was in position to win on the final play, thanks to the game's best professional prospect, Taylor Northrop. But Northrop's 49-yard field goal attempt hooked wide. "I am stunned," Northrop said. "I hit it nice, definitely, I hit it solid and kept my head down and I thought it was through." Said Harvard coach Tim Murphy: "First of all, I told the coaching staff that everyone is going to 7 o'clock Mass this morning. If they had gotten to the 25 he probably makes it he never misses from there.

Even the pros only make about 55 percent from 50 yards and he may be a pro someday, but he just didnt make it" Harvard gained command ear- Ivy League roundup 'i'. a Harvard's Carl Morris, who had a fights off the tackle of Princeton's ly and appeared headed to an easy victory after Josh Staph's second 1-yard touchdown run made the score 14-3 early in the second quarter. But Chris Roser-Jones halted Harvard's momentum by intercepting a Rose pass midway through the second quarter. Five plays later, Mike Chiusano caught an 8-yard touchdown pass from David Splithoff to cut the deficit to 14-10. Within the next five plays, Rose departed with a shoulder injury and the Tigers scored again on a 7-yard run by Cameron Atkinson for a 17-14 advantage.

Rose returned, but his next pass was intercepted by Paul Simbi, leading to a 42-yard field goal by Northrop. Harvard was on the verge of regaining control, but Sam Taylor fumbled on the 1-yard line with 1:04 remaining in the first half. The Crimson took the lead, 21-20, but Rose reinjured his shoulder after scoring on a 3-yard run with 5:06 remaining in the third quarter. The deciding drive had a slow start as Fitzpatrick and fourth-string tailback Rodney Thomas, who replaced Staph (ankle), failed to gain yardage on the first two plays. But Fitzpatrick scrambled for a first down on the next play, and the Crimson were on the way to victory "This team doesn't have complacency in them," Murphy said.

"We made some errors and they made some big plays. Last year we didnt have the confidence to compensate for losing three tailbacks and our starting quarterback." for 240 yards and three touchdowns to lead the Bears over the Big Red at Ithaca, N.Y. Rowley hit Chas Gessner for a 35-yard touchdown reception to open the scoring midway through the first quarter. Gessner, who caught two scoring passes, had a game-high 113 receiving yards on nine catches. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Jumbos denied I by Ephs Williams's passing game got the better of the grind-it-out run-1 ning style of lufts yesterday as the i Ephs topped the Jumbos, 21-17, in Williamstown in a showdown of undefeated New England Small College Athletic Conference teams.

Williams hasn't lost to Tufts since 1986, and Ephs coach Dick i Farley improved to 13-0-2 against the Jumbos. Sophomore quarterback JoeI( Reardon, who thrives in Wil-(j liams's spread offense, completed 14 of 24 passes for 241 yards and one touchdown, a 15-yarder to Tyler Shea that tied the score at 7 midway through the opening quarter after Chuck McGraw rambled 59 yards for a score on the second play of the game for a 7-0 Jumbo lead. Trinity 50, Bowdoln 34 Greg Ward connected on 29 of passes for 352 yards and two touchdowns and Tom Pierandri rushed for 186 yards and three'J scores as the Bantams over-' whelmed the Polar Bears in Hartford. Patriot League Holy Cross 63, Lafayette 53 -1 Brian Hall threw five touchdown passes for the second straight week and ran for another score and the Crusaders (4-2, 3-0) out- -lasted Lafayette (1-5, 0-3) in Worcester. N.E.

Conf erence Curry 44, Fitchburg St. 7 Steve Santos threw for 195 yards 4 and two touchdowns and the Colonels (7-1) limited the Falcons -(2-5)to54totyanlsinMilton. Nichols 35, Mass. Maritime 14 Nick Parker rushed for 143 yards and three touchdowns and added a fourth on a 77-yard kick- 4 off return to open the second half as the Bison (5-2) routed the Buc-, caneers in Bourne. UMass-Dartmouth 43, Bridgewater St.

13 Sopho- more Val Teixeira of Dorchester threw four touchdown passes in his first collegiate start to lift the Corsairs (5-2, 2-1) over the Bears (3-4, 1-3) in Dartmouth. WNEC 57, Framingham St. 21 -j, Marvin Langley ran for 255 yards and four touchdowns, including an 85-yard TD scamper on the game's first play, to lead Western New England (1-5) over the Rams (1-6) in Springfield. Westfield St. 28, Mount Ida 6 1 Senior Shawn Lyman rushed for 121 yards and two touchdowns 1 and sophomore Chris Lapointe completed 12 of 22 passes for 136 yards as the host Owls improved to 7-0 while dropping the Mus-f tangs to 1-5.

Worcester St. 31, MIT 29 Greg Wood's second rushing touchdown of the game in the fourth quarter rescued the Lane- 5 ers, who improved to 8-0. The En- gineers (1-7), after trailing, 25-0, in the second quarter, battled back and led, 29-25, until spoiled their upset bid. Northeast-lO Bryant 31, UMass-Lowell 16 Bryant (3-3) took advantage of seven turnovers and Andre McLeod's 174 rushing yards to beat the River Hawks at Smithy field, R.I. Merrimack 21, St Anselm 1 Tom Ruswick threw a pair of TD passes to Nick Richardson and the Warriors (3-4) blanked the Hawks in North Andover.

1 Pace 21, Assumption 17 Larry Kediscalzo returned the opening kickoff 96 yards for a touchdown and Pace (4-2) went on to nip the Greyhounds in Worcester. 'J So. Conn. 33, Stonehill 31 John Esquivel threw for 275 yards and four touchdowns, including a winning 7-yard pass to Jeff Cupe early in the fourth quarter, to give the Owls the victory in Easton. C.W.

Post 29, AIC 26 The neers kept their record ished, improving to 8-0 overall and 7-0 in the Northeast-10, but it was a struggle as Tom Guy com- i pleted 30 of 48 passes for 485 yards for the Yellow Jackets at Material from Associated Press xrm used in this report 1 CURRY4VITCHBURQST.7 atMRhM Frtdiowglta-n- 7 0 0 -7 Curry (7-1) 11 7 10 14 44 Richard Simpson 1 run (Bill Lovendali kick). Raphael Zammlt 41 pass from Steve Santos (kick failed). Brian Harnlsh 75 punt return (Daryll Acker kick). Jeff Lang 10 pass from Santos (Loven-daleklck). Zammlt 4 run (Lovendale kick).

lovendale 35 field goal. Gareth Watts 25 Interception return (lovendale kick). J.T. Eaklns 29 run (Lovendale kick). Attendance: 1,775.

INDMDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Fit, Carld Auguste 15-8, Steve Maze 1-0, R. McDonnell l-(-8). Cur, Zammlt 16-81, Moses Curry 12-69, Eaklns 8-52. PASSING Fit, Quinn 32-7-4-87, Mark Burdzy 4-1-2-0. Cur, Santos 25-16-1-195, James Pascar-ell 1-04-0.

RECEIVING Fit Peter Gunderson 3-45, Brian Spencer 2-25, Maze 2-1, James Lipscomb 1-16. Cur, Lang 6-100, Zammlt 5-67, Mike Coppen rath 1-17, Larry Mulrey 1-8. HOLY CROSS 63, LAFAYETTE 53 atFlttonFteM Lafayette (1-5) 13 2 7 13 S3 Hory Crass (4-2) 21 14 21 7-63 Joe McCourt 58 run (Martin Brecht kick). HC David Thompson 9 pass from Brian Hall (Ryan Rolfert kick). Marko Glavic 6 run (kick failed).

HC Steve Green 26 pass from Hall (Rolfert kick). HC Arl Confessor 16 pass from Hall (Rolfert kick). HC Thompson 27 pass from Hall (Rolfert kick). I McCourt 1 run (Brecht kick). HC Thompson 12 pass from Hall (Rolfert kick).

I John Weyrauch 29 pass from Glavic (Brecht kick). I Matt Van Doren 98 Interception return (pass failed). HC Calvin Souder 14 run (Rolfert kick). Tim Walsh 5 pass from Glavic (Brecht kick). HC-Hall 15 run (Rolfert kick).

HC John Carr 52 Interception return (Rolfert kick). I Glavic pass from McCourt (pass failed). HC David Ougan 18 Interception return (Rolfert kick). Weyrauch 16 pass from Glavic (Brecht kick). A INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Laf, McCourt 11-84, Glavic 4-40, Brendon Green 4-19, Scott Warden 4-8, Edward Carter 2-5.

HC. Souder 21-136, Hall 9-42, Michael Gillis 9-34, Steve Silva 3-16. PASSING Laf, Glavic 44-27-3-329, McCourt 1-1-0-5. HC. Hall 32-42-2-416.

RECEIVING Laf, Weyrauch 8-140, Joel Cesar 4-35, Stewart Kupfer 4-29, Warden 4-26, Green 3-18 HC, Thompson 8-103, Nick Larsen 5-77, Confessor 542, Green 4-71, Souder 4-24. UMASS-DARTMOUTH, 43-13 am St (3-4). 07 6 13 h(5-2) 7 27 41 UMD Shane Harris 52 run (Jacob lata kick). UMD Jason Marino 52 pass from Val Telx-eira(Jatakick). UMD Joe Sablna 54 punt return (lata kick).

UMD Sabina 73 pass from Teixeira (Jata kick). UMD Steve Walters 9 pass from Teixeira (kick failed). UMD Sablna 26 pass from Teixeira (Jata kick). BSC Brian St Germain 2 run (Scott Silva kick). UMD Safety.

BSC Russell Booth 54 fumble return (kick failed). Attendance: 1,221. IrHHVTOUAL STATISTICS RUSHING UMD, Harris 17-167. BSC, Bill Bryant 14-54. PASSING UMD, Teixeira 13-10-0-223.

BSC, Bryant 11-25-0-141. RECEIVING UMD, Sabina 5-155. BSC Dave Ribiero 3-34, Duncan Averill 3-33. SPRINGFIELD 47, VYP1 20 WPK2-5). 7 76 20 14 16 14 3 47 (2-4).

SC Bob Sedlor 11 run (Greg Swftaj kick). SC Ryan Sylvia 6 run (Switaj kick). SC Luke Quigley 72 punt return (Switaj kick). WPI Mark Vandette 30 pass from Chris Busso (Josh Morrison kick). SC Switaj 35 yard held goal SC Sylvia 6 run (kick failed).

SC Matt Bourque 9 run (Switaj kick). WPI Mark Stanton 6 pass from Ryan Jen-nette (Morrison kick). SC Matt Cerulk) 0 fumble recover (S. Kos-ciukiewicz kick). SC Kosciukiewicz 19 field goal.

WPI Preston Roberts 1 run (kick failed). Attendance: 1,100. INDfVIDUAl STATISTICS RUSHING WPI, Eric Thiboutot 10-63, Roberts 12-43, Chris Kruszeskl 2-24. SC. Joe Califano 12-96, Sylvia 1948.

Sedlor 15-61. PASSING WPI, Busso 18-6-2-69, Jennette Sylvia 54-0-70. RECEIVING WPI, Vandette 8-103, Stanton 4-26. Andre King 1-13, Thiboutot 1-2. SC Jay Curtis 2-61, Quigley 1-7, Sedlor 1-2.

WWEC 57, FRAMINGHAM ST. 21 MSoringMa Fram.Sta-0 6 1 6-21 WNEC(l-S) IS 14 21 ST WN Marvin Langley 85 run (Loren Estabrook kick). FS Abe Bascon 1 run (kick failed). WN langley 7 run (Jody lemoi pass from Kylelezette). WN Langley 20 run (Estabrook kick).

FS Ray Brady 2 pass from Bascon (rush failed). WN Lezette 77 run (Estabrook kick). WN Lezette 12 run (Estabrook kick). FS Eric Mounsey 32 held goal. WN Stephen Johnson 23 pass from Derek Boyd (Estabrook kick).

WN Tim Dubay 1 run (Estabrook kick). FS Brady 20 pass from Chris Reale (rush failed). WN Sean Ring 50 run (Estabrook kick). Attendance: 2375. MMVtDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING FS.

Bascon 19-94, Ron Sposato 9-39. Kamel Khnaizir 2-18; WNEC Langley 25-255, lezette 13-140. Mike Laroache 8-36. PASSING FS. Bascon 40-14-3-135; WNEC lezette 4-2-0-10, Boyd 4-1-0-23, Brian Luce 1-0- 1- 0.

RECEIVING FS. Brady 8-101, David Armstrong 4-37, Ethan Hamilton 3-37; WNEC Lemoi 2- 10, Johnson 1-23. VVESTF1ELDST.28,MT.IDA MtMaa-5) WesnVMStff-O) 7 21 28 WS Shawn Lyman 4 run (Ryan Clifford kick). WS Kevin Vaughn pass from Chris la-pointe (Clifford kick). WS Lyman 2 run (Clifford kick).

WS Matt Yvon 17 pass from lpointe (Clifford kick). Ml Leigh Putnam 30 pass from Derek McLaren (kick failed). Attendance: 1.428 MXVfBUAl STATISTICS RUSHING ML Mart Rocker 19-80; WS, Lyman 30-121. Don Jones 16-66. Lapointe 1-10.

PASSING Ml. Craig Condra 24-11-1-71: WS, Lapointe 22-12-0-136, Jesse Phelps 2-2-0-16, Bob Amett 1-0-0 RECEIVING Ml. Rocker 2-7. Putnam 4-56. Kieve Robinson 4-16; WS, Yvon 5-S8, Vaughn 2-22.

David Eaton 4-39. WORCESTER ST. 31, MIT 29 MIT (1-7). ti 15 7 lt I -11 St OX). WS Kevin Gniadek 42 pass from Cean 0k- sanish (Justin Hamilton kick).

WS Pat Arnold 46 pass from Oksantsk (pass failed). WS Jeremy Frtsch 15 pass from Oksanish (pass failed). WS Greg Wood 2 run (rush faHed)- MIT Tom Kilpatrick 37 pass from Phil Deutsch (Kevin Ferguson kickX MIT Bob Owsley 19 pass from Deutsch (Ferguson kick). MIT Deutsch 61 run (KeHtt BattoccN pass from Deutsch). MIT Greg Nelson 11 pass from Deutsc (Ferguson lock).

WS Wood 13 run (kick fartedX AttenrJance: 1,306. HXVXKA1 STATISTICS RUSHING WS. Wood 21-102. Mike Buon-conti 14-111; MIT. Deutsch 16-50, Kip Johan-Berkel 19-4S.

Term 5onuyi 13-14. PASSING WS. Oksamsn 22-11-4-264; MTT, Deutsch 28-11-2. Alex Karnai 7 2-. RECEIVING WS.

Gniadek 1-42. Frfsdl 8171; MIT, Owsley 5-128. rUpamck J-99. Nelson 3-47. St (4-1) 177-11 (6-2) 14 11 7 7 41 Dallas Mall 21 pass from Marc Eddy (Jeremiah Jacek kick).

PS Shaun Spauldlng 81 pasi from Matt Simpson (Eric Calderwood kick). Paul Reed 1 run (Jacek kick). Mall 6 pass from Eddy (Jacek kick). Mall 12 pass from Eddy (kick failed). PS Russ Massahos 14 run (Calderwood kick).

Jamie Hlrbour 20 pass from Eddy (Jacek kick). PS Chris Holton 30 pass from Ryan Diamond (Calderwood kick). Reed 2 run (Jacek kick). Attendance: U12. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING PS Massahos 22-76, Mike Blc-chlerl 4-53, Diamond 9-28; Reed 24-147, Andy Breda 12-71, Mike Creonte 2-17.

PASSING PS, Diamond 17-9-2-104, Simpson 4-3-0-102; B. Eddy 29-20-1-296, Kirk Irons 1-O-1-0. RECEIVING PS, Massahos 5-28, John Walters 3-40, Spauldlng 1-81; Mall 8-141, Brian Wlialen 7-93. Hirbour 3-45. BRYANT 31, UMASS-LOVKELL 16 r- 0 16 10-3) 10 14 7 I 31 Andre Mcloed 1 run (John Hartshorn kick).

UML Justin McClaln 27 field goal. Hartshorn 34 held goal. Adam Ewing 31 pass from Tony Granleri (Hartshorn kick). UML Johnson Owumi 34 pass from Geoff Gardner (McClaln kick). Ewing 2 pass from Granleri (Hartshorn kick).

McLoed 10 run (Hartshorn kick). UML Glenn Ople 13 pass from Talal Saleh (kick failed). INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING UML, Rich Demers 10-52, Toby Roy-Oden 5-25, Gardner 4-12; McLoed 25-174, Billy Joyner 12-85. Granleri 13-35. PASSING UML, Gardner 32-15-4-228, Saleh 13-8-1-145; Granierl 7-6-0-61.

RECEIVING UML, Owumi 6-116, Chris Oe-Gree 6-66, Larry Gardner 4-50; Ewing 2-33, Jay Paine 2-16, Mike Carti 1-11. C.VV.POST29,AIC26 it BiMkvHta NY AK(S-2 9 I 14 I 26 CW.FoiUM) 1 7 10 29 CWP Tim Wagner 24 held goal. AIC Mike Montejano 27 pass from Tom Guy (kick failed). CWP-lanSmart8run(nmWagnerklck). CWP Wagner 30 held goal.

AIC Montejano 41 pass from Guy (kick failed). CWP Jeremiah Pope 6 pass from Frank In-goglla (Wagner kick). AIC Montejano 20 pass from Guy (Jeff Watson pass). CWP -Safety, CWP John Cipot 10 pass from Ingoglia (Wagner kick). AIC Guy 1 run (kick failed).

Attendance: 2 J30. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING AIC, Tory Brown 4-9, David Goha-gon 1-4, Guy 24-1-63); CWP, Smart 36-172, TJ. Bracking 6-23, Ingoglia 4-10. PASSING AIC. Guy 48-30-1-48S, Montejano 1-0-0-0: CWP, Ingoglia 30-13-1-213.

RECEIVING AIC. Montejano 8-169, Makis Murphy 7-111, Keith Lessner 6-107; CWP, Pope 4-67, Cipot 3-61, Tim Coners 3-43. MERRIMACK 21, ST. ANSELMO at North St A elm (4-4) 01 II- I 7 7 8 7 21 (1-4). Nick Richardson 17 pass from Tom Ruswick (Jon Ramsey kick).

Dominic Cardine 61 run (Ramsey kick). Richardson 9 pass from Ruswick (Ramsey kick). Attendance: 836. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING SA, Jon Turner 16-47, Ryan Ka-jander 13-37; M. Cardine 10-97, Jon Reid 13-57, Baron Albury 7-36.

PASSING SA, Keith Comeau 27-16-3-145, Goss 1-1-0-minus Ruswick 13-7-0-80. RECEIVING SA, Kevin L'Ecuyer 4-50, Turner 4-22, Matt Santiago 3-48: Richardson 3-26, Tom Principe 1-29, Jon Garro 1-14. NICHOLS 35, MASS. MARITIME 14 at Buzzards Bay (5-2) 7 21 7 8 -IS (2-5) 7 917-14 MM David Burrlll 23 run (Roger Gundin kick). Jarrod Rouanzoln 16 run (Dan Herrero kick).

Nick Parker 7 run (kick failed). Parker 15 run (Herrero kick). Parker 11 run (Rouanzoin rush). Parker 77 kickoff return (Herrero kick). MM Burrill 12 pass from Walter Latta (Gundin kick).

Attendance: 644. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Parker 21-143. Andricson Rivas 9-38. Rouanzoln 4-36; MM, Burrill 32-152, Matt Desmond 10-66. PASSING Rouanzoln 16-8-1-102; MM, Utta 35-12-3-145.

Matt Holt 1-1-0-17. RECEIVING N. Ben Karter 3-25, Matt Rial 2-40, Nick Person 2-30; MM, John Muldoon 5-70, Holt 2-42, Burrill 2-12. PACE 21, ASSUMPTION 17 Pace (4-2) 9 14 1-21 AHMnpHoa(M) 7 1 17 Larry pled'alzo 96 kickoff return (Andrew Rosner kick). A Chad Carges 1 run (Tim Longdan kick).

A James Bucci 2 run (Longdan kick). A Sean Landers 29 held goal. Tom Chishorm 67 pass from Jamie Reed (Rosner kick). Robert Nugent 59 run (Rosner kick). Attendance: 1.069.

IMOrVTDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Pace, Nugent 15-93, Pled'alzo 8-47. Asm. Bucci 19-117, Carges 8-31. PASSING Pace. Larry Thomas 16-7-1-100, Jamie Reed 10-5-0-1 18.

Asm, Carges 24-16104, Ryan Bonnyman 19-10-O-102. RECEIVING Pace, Chisholm 4-128. Nugent 4-54, Josh O'Brikis 3-34. Asm. Billy DeMalia 13-91, Josh Howled 5-35, RJ.

Coleman 5-31. SO.C0Nft33,STONEHILL31 Sa.CaMi.03) 14 7 6 33 SMmha (4-4) 9 7 14 9 11 SC Louis DarJI 40 pass from John Esqulvel (kick failed). St Joe Crowley 27 nera goal. (Crowley kick). SC Jeff Cupe pass from Esouivel (Jon Rosselliklck).

St Tom O'Connell 20 fumble recovery (Crowley kick). SC Cupe 97 kickoff return (Rosselll kick). St Rob Olivar 2 run (Crowley kick). SC DarJI 21 pass from Esquivel (Rosselll kick). St Derek Sanchez 35 run (Crowley kick).

SC Cupe 7 pass from Esquivel (kick tailed). Attendance: LIU. MDrVBUAL STATISTICS RUSHING SC. Darren Davis 30-128, Nate Rooan 6-22, Kofi Wilson 6-15: St Nickley 13-88, PaulOKeefe 19-86, Olivar 1144. PASSING SC, Esquivel 28-18-1-275; St CKeefe 9-64-85.

RECEIVING SC Datfl 10-194. Cupe 6-85; St Olivar 2-34. Jeff Was 2-30, Matt Carpenter 1-16. WILLIAMS 21, TUFTS 17 TtB)(4-l) inO-). .14 II -17 7 7 7 8 21 Chuck McGraw 99 run (Howie Rock kick).

Tyler Shea 15 pass from Joe Reardon (Scott Farley kick). Bryan Prtks 20 pass from Scott Treaty (Rock kick). Mike Hackett 15 run (Farley kick). T-Rock 25 field goat Me Hackett 1 run (Farley lock). Taf First downs 20 19 38-140 258 26-15-2 3-73 3-19 731.9 94 3-61 27:44 Rushes-yards Passing yards.

54-226 126 -22-7-3 3-72 4-32 Passes. Kickoff returns Punt returns Punts Penalties-yards. possession. STATISTICS RUSHING T. McGraw 17-106, Knen Kelley 20-90, Treacy 15-39: W.

Hackett 20-85. Colin rooks 1-33. Farley 1-17. PASSING T. Treacy 22 7 3-126.

W. Reardon 24-14-1-241. Jake Moo 1-1-9-17. Farley MM-. RECEIVING T.

Pitko 2-76. McGraw 2-24, John McSnoe 1-10; W. Brooks 5-56. Ryan Friend 4-9t Sean CoWns 3-24. 1 GLOBt STAFF PHOTODAVID KAMERMAN game-high nine receptions, Blake Perry.

'(iff GLOBE STAFF PHOTODAVID KAMERMAN Harvard quarterback Neil Rose braces for a hit from Blake Perry of Princeton. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiini HARVARD 28, PRINCETON 26 at Cambridge Princeton (1-4) 3 17 2 Harvard (S-t) 7 7 7 28 Josh Staph 1 run (Anders Blewert kick). T. Northrop 43 field goal. Staph 1 run (Blewett kick).

Mike Chiusano 9 pass from Dave Splithoff (Northrop kick). Cam Atkinson 7 run (Northrop kick). P-Northrop 42 field goal. Neil Rose 3 run (Blewett kick). Carl Morris 13 pass from Ryan Ffa.

Patrick (Blewett kick). Atkinson 27 run (pass failed). Attendance: 9326. First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Passes MDMDUAJ. STATISTICS RUSHING Pnn.

Atkinson 20-83, Splithoff 12-29, Andy Bryant 2-27. Tim Bowden 2-4. Harv, Thomas Rodney 22-83, Fitzpatrick 5-33. Rose 9-21, Staph 6-17. PASSING Pnn, Splithoff 27-18-0-219.

Rose 21-14-3-192, Fitzpatrick 6-561, Carl Morris 1-1-0-43. RECEIVING Prin, Chlsom Opara 6-111, Atkinson 4-25, Pat Schottel 3-22, Nate linden 2-43. Harv. Morris 9-73, Sam Taylor 5-124, Dan Farley 3-77, Staph 1-10. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII fast start Evan Simmons scored on a 1-yard run for Cornell (0-5, 0-3 Ivy) in the second quarter, but Brown (3-2, 2-1) scored the next 25 points.

Travis Rowley caught a touchdown pass, and Hunter Young returned a fumble recovery 82 yards for a touchdown during a Bears run that upped the lead to 35-7. 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II 1 1 1 1 1 II COLUMBIA 27, DARTMOUTH 20 (1-4). Ml 1-27 -2 (1-4). Columbia Reese 16 run (Warren kick), 5:19. Dart DeLellls 5 pass from love (lavln kick).

36. Columbia Cargile 11 pass from McCall (Warren kick). 3:33. Columbia FG Warren 34, -m. Columbia Cockburn 19 pass from McCall (Warren kick), 2:12.

Dart Jensen 94 kickoff return (lavln kick). 1:56. Columbia FB Warren 33, KJ3. Dart Gratch 20 pass from love (Lavln kick failed). 2:46.

A 7,020. MOrVrSUAl STATISTICS RUSHING Columbia. Reese 25-140. Huns-berger 3-16. Cockburn 1-15.

Chmelka 1-9, McCall. 8-30. Reed, 1-2, Sloane 1-0. Dartmouth, Gratch 25-134, Risha 5-28. Love 2-1.

PASSING Columbia. McCall 23-34-1-213, Hunsberger 2-2-0-30. Dartmouth, love 12-26-2-104. RECEIVING Columbia. Peck 7-91.

Reese 6-37. Cockburn 4-69-1. Chmelka 3-18. Biggers 3-13. Cargile 1-11-1.

Serowik. 1-4. Dartmouth, Gratch 3-33-1. Anderson 3-21. Delellis 2-12-1, Cramer 1-19, Barnard 1-7, Wedum 1-7, Murphy 1-S.

PENN 21, VALE 3 Yale 0-2). .1 I 14 0 0-21 (M) Yale -FG Davis 2S. 932. Penn Ryan 1 run (Roman kick). 6:17.

Perm Williams 41 fumble return (Roman kick), 11:01. Perm Ryan 1 run (Roman kick). 0:28. A 9.419 MOMOUAl STATISTICS RUSHING Yale. Schutie 6-18.

Bydume 4-13. Carr 5 Reams 1-1. Lee 1K-57). Pern, Ryan 29-79. Perskie 5-41.

Faulk 1-4, Hoffman l-WX PASSING Yale, lee 19-44-0-245, Cowan M-8-36 Perm. Hoffman 18-264-23S. RECEIVING Yale, Brown 6-127. Reams 4-56. CoHms 4-47.

Keppel 2-19. Dftman 2-14. Ben-Igno 1-14. Schulre 1-4. Perm.

Milanese 6-90, Smith 6-61. Holahan 2-3L, Robinson 2-17. Ryan 1-23, Phillips 1-13. Ma Harv 14 20 39-132 45-151 219 296 37.1SLO Rickoff returns 4-71 6-97 Punt returns 2-11 2-10 Punts 6-31 Fumbles-lost 1-1 1-1 Penalties-yards 10-95 7-53 Possession 28:13 31:47 Yale can't slow Penn's Ivy League standings, summaries Conf. All VV-L W-L PF PA Harvard 3-0 5-0 154 86 Penn 3-0 5-0 157 37 Brown 2-1 3-2 182 137 Yale 1-2 3-2 129 115 Columbia 1-2 1-4 79 153 Dartmouth 1-2 1-4 127 166 Princeton 1-2 1-4 110 143 Cornell 0-3 0-5 107 188 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Brown 49- Cornell 21 Columbia 27 Dartmouth 20 Harvard 28 Princeton 26 Penn 21 Yale 3 ASSOCIATED PRESS Gavin Hoffman was 18 of 26 for 235 yards and Kris Ryan ran for two touchdowns as undefeated Penn beat Yale, 21-3, yesterday in Philadelphia.

The Quakers (5-0, 3-0 Ivy League), off to their best start since 1994, recorded their eighth straight victory. Penn's last loss was to Yale Sept. 21, 2000. Peter Lee was 19 of 44 for 245 yards for the Bulldogs (3-2, 1-2), but was sacked 10 times, including three by defensive tackle John Galan. The Quakers held Yale to minus-19 rasriing yards.

After Justin Davis kicked a 25-yard field goal to give Yale a 3-0 lead, Hoffman completed a 47-yard pass to Rob Milanese to set up Ryan's 1-yard run with 6: 17 left in the first quarter. Defensive back Kunie Williams went 43 yards after recovering a fumble to give Penn a 14-3 edge. Hoffman engineered a 91-yard, 1 2-play drive capped by another 1-yard run by Ryan to give Penn its final score with 28 seconds left in the first half. Columbia 27, Dartmouth 20 Jeff McCall completed 23 of 34 passes for 213 yards and two touchdowns as the Lions snapped an eight-game losing streak by stopping the Big Green at Hanover, N.H. McCall's key strike was a 19-yard pass to Jarel Cockburn in the back of the end zone to give Columbia (1-4, 1-2 Ivy) a 24-7 lead late in the third quarter.

The Big Green (1-4, 1-2) responded immediately when Steve Jensen returned the ensuing kick-off 94 yards for a score, but Columbia held on to win its first game since a 49-21 thumping of Dartmouth Oct 21, 2000. Brown 49, Cornell 21 Kyle Rowley completed 22 of 34 passes BR0VVnM9, CORNEL! 21 II 0-2). .1 14 4 .1 T-21 Cornet (1-5) Chas Gessner 35 pass from Kyle Rowley (Sean Jensen kick). Jensen 25 new goal Evan Simmons 1 run (Peter Iverson kick). Jensen 20 held goal.

Travis Rowley 6 pass from K. Rowley (T. Rowley pass). Gessner 12 pass from K. Rowley (Jensen kick).

6 Hunter Young 82 yard fumble recovery (Jensen kick). Nathan Archer 5 pass from Rtcky Rahne (Iverson kick). Jermai Griffin 24 interception return (Jensen kick). Simmons 2 run (Iverson kick). Joe Racktey 80 run (Jensen kick).

Attendance: 6JU9. MHVUMJM STATISTICS RUSHING- Brown, Rackley 16-122, Brand Buchanan 1-43. Michael Malan 5-27. Cor. Simmons 14-57, Rahne 7-54, Archer 4-18 PASSING Brown, K.

Rowley 34-22-1-240, Nathan Poole 2 1-0-10. Cor. Rahne 42-22-1-226, Mick Razzano 7-4-0-69. RECEIVING Brown, Gessner 9-113, T.Rowley 7-71. Rackley 3-28.

David Brookman 3-22. Cor. Keith Ferguson 10-106. Archer 5-27. John Kellner 4-71, Chad Nice 2-45.

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