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HARVARD GAZETTE ARCHIVES
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| Jake Frankenfield (right) of Sherman, Mass., and his friend Daniel Carroll, also of Sherman, slap hands with Harvard players as they make their way to the locker room at halftime. |
Widman, Crimson cruise past Penn, 29-3
Team eyes Bulldogs and 'The Game'
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| Quarterback Liam O'Hagan dives into the endzone for six. (Staff photos Justin Ide/Harvard News Office) |
With the win, the Crimson improve to 4-2 in the Ivies (6-3 overall) to set up a three-way tie for second place with Princeton and Yale, the latter whom Harvard will visit this Saturday (Nov. 19) in the 122nd playing of "The Game." First-place Brown, meanwhile, clinched a share of the Ivy title following the Bears' (8-1; 5-1 Ivy) latest victory over Dartmouth.
Harvard can still snag a share of the crown if the Cambridge squad can put away the Bulldogs. On top of that, Brown would have to fall to last-placed Columbia (2-7; 0-6 Ivy) in Manhattan. Likewise, Yale and Princeton remain alive in the title hunt, needing a victory in combination with a Brown loss.
The standings shake-up commences with kickoff at 12:30 p.m.
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