Ivy League Football Report, 1995 October 23
The Princeton Tigers rolled on this week, winning their third Ivy
League football contest and their sixth game overall against no losses
on the season. They were 14-3 winners over Harvard, whose only win
this season came in a non-league game against winless Colgate.
Keeping pace in the Ivy race were Columbia, who posted a 21-7 win over
Yale. Defending champs Pennsylvania regained their winning ways after
a couple of losses by topping lowly Brown 58-21. In non-conference
action, Dartmouth extended Colgate's misery with a 35-14 drubbing of
the Red Raiders in rainy New Hampshire and Cornell lost for the second
week in a row, 34-23 at Lehigh.
The League now begins its title run in earnest, as the last four weeks
of the season are all-Ivy. The key matchup this week is in central
New Jersey, where 3-0 Columbia take on 3-0 Princeton for sole
posession of first place and the inside track to the title. In other
action, 2-1 Cornell, whose only league loss came against the Tigers,
are at 0-3 Brown, while 2-1 Penn, whose record winning streak was
snapped a few weeks ago by the Lions, are at 1-2 Yale. Finally, 0-3
Harvard try to get something going as they host 1-2 Dartmouth.
With the Ivy League football report, this is Joe P------k, Mr. Squishy
Sports.
Last Modified: 1995 October 22
Joe Schlobotnik /
squishy@physics.ucsb.edu