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While the Crimson lived this nightmare, Dartmouth took charge. Big Green quarterback Jeff Kemp smoothly engineered the offense, helped in large part by spectacular catches. In the first half, he completed a pair of picture touchdown passes to flanker Shaun Teevens, younger brother of 1978 Ivy MVP Buddy Teevens, who quartbacked Dartmouth to the league title...
...green-clad fans, inebriated in the pre-game hysteria, blanched when Crimson linebacker fell on a Jeff Dufresne fumble on the third play from scrimmage. The Harvard offense, however, failed to get past the Dartmouth 30-yd. line on a fourth-and-one crack into the line, and from then forward, the Big Green assumed control...
...rain-soaked turf of Memorial Field, Big Green quarterback Jeff Kemp put on a first-half show the likes of which Ivy League audiences rarely see. By halftime, the senior had completed 11 of 17 passes for 160 yards, two touchdowns, and a 17-3 lead--the beginning of the 30-12 rout that would end Harvard's sixgame winning streak...
...Kemp passes have wound up as laughter curves more often than expected, and Shula has been smothered, in addition to covered. Big-names backs like Jeff Dufresne and Mark Akey have fumbled too much, and UNH (24-7), Holy Cross (17-6), and William and Mary (17-14) have taken advantage. The rugged Big Green defense, led by linebacker and co-captain Jerry Pierce, has struggled to compensate...
HARVARD AT DARTMOUTH BROWN AT CORNELL COLUMBIA AT YALE PENN AT LAFAYETTE COLGATE AT PRINCETON LAST WEEK SEASON TO DATE PERCENTAGE LARRY GRAFSTEIN Associate Sports Editor Harvard, 20-18 Brown, 26-22 Yale, 46-6 Penn, 20-17 Colgate, 27-24 4-1 16-6 .727 JEFF TOOBIN Sports Editor Harvard, 22-17 Brown, 20-17 Yale, 23-6 Lafayette, 17-13 Colgate, 27-24 5-0 15-7 .682 MICHELLE HEALY Associate Sports Editor Harvard, 17-13 Cornell, 24-21 Yale, 28-7 Penn, 14-3 Colgate, 21-20 5-0 15-7 .682 NELL SCOVELL Associate Sports Editor...