Harvard Defeats Yale Again and Gains Share of Ivy Title Paul Stanton Jr. scored four touchdowns, tying a 98-year-old record in the Harvard-Yale series, and the Crimson earned a share of the Ivy League title by routing the host Bulldogs, 34-7, on Saturday. "This was a huge game to play in," said Stanton, who had two scores rushing and two receiving, all in the first half. To go out there and play my best was awesome. Stanton finished with 27 carries for 118 yards and 4 catches for 40 yards. His four touchdowns were the most scored in the Game since Eddie Mahan of Harvard set the mark in 1915. Harvard (9-1, 6-1), which defeated Yale for the seventh straight time, tied Princeton for the Ivy championship when the Tigers lost to Dartmouth. After a field goal by Harvard's David Mothander to open the second half, Yale (5-5, 3-4) scored its only touchdown, on Deon Randall's 3-yard run. Early in the fourth quarter, Mothander kicked a 48-yard field goal, the longest in the 130 meetings between the universities. The Bulldogs lead the series, 65-57-8, but have lost 12 of the last 13. "Today was a tough day for Yale football," said Coach Tony Reno, whose team won two games last season. But we've grown a ton. Five wins is a big step. DARTMOUTH 28, PRINCETON 24 Dalyn Williams ran for a 17-yard touchdown in the third quarter, helping Dartmouth (6-4, 5-2 Ivy) defeat visiting Princeton (8-2, 6-1) in a snowstorm. Dominick Pierre had 28 carries for 112 yards and a touchdown for the Big Green.BROWN 48, COLUMBIA 7 Patrick Donnelly passed for 305 yards and 4 touchdowns, helping Brown secure its sixth straight winning season and sealing host Columbia's first winless season since 1987. John Spooney ran for 186 yards and a touchdown for the Bears (6-4, 3-4 Ivy). The Lions (0-10, 0-7) managed 73 points this year, their lowest total since 1958. CORNELL 42, PENN 41 Jeff Mathews threw for four touchdowns and ran for a fifth, and visiting Cornell (3-7, 2-5 Ivy) held off Pennsylvania (4-6, 3-4). Mathews finished 33 of 47 for 467 yards. PITTSBURGH 17, SYRACUSE 16 Isaac Bennett scored on a 5-yard run on the final play of the third quarter, and Pittsburgh (6-5, 3-4 Atlantic Coast Conference) held off host Syracuse (5-6, 3-4) to become eligible for a bowl. The Orange will have one more chance to qualify for the postseason when they host Boston College next Saturday. B.C. 29, MARYLAND 26 Andre Williams rushed for 263 yards, becoming the 16th N.C.A.A. player to top 2,000 in a season, and Nate Freese kicked a second-chance, 52-yard field goal as time expired, giving Boston College (7-4, 4-3 A.C.C.) a comeback victory at Maryland (6-5, 2-5). Freese was wide left on his first try, but Maryland Coach Randy Edsall had called a timeout just before the kick. NEBRASKA 23, PENN STATE 20 Pat Smith kicked a 42-yard field goal on Nebraska's first possession in overtime to lift the Cornhuskers (8-3, 5-2 Big Ten) to a win at Penn State (6-5, 3-4). FORDHAM 56, COLGATE 19 Mike Nebrich threw for 395 yards and 5 touchdowns, leading Fordham (11-1) to a rout of host Colgate (4-8, 3-3 Patriot League). STONY BROOK 24, ALBANY 3 Lyle Negron threw for a touchdown and ran for another as Stony Brook (5-6, 3-5 Colonial Athletic Association) beat Albany (1-11, 0-7) at home.