Harvard wide receiver Brian Edwards '05 celebrates a touchdown as he crosses the goal line after scoring on a punt return during the first half of the Crimson's game with Yale. Harvard won 35-3, to defeat the Eli for the fourth consecutive year and clinch its fifth Ivy League title. (Staff photo Jon Chase/Harvard News Office)

The Harvard football team clinched its fifth Ivy League title outright with a 35-3 decisive dismissal of visiting Yale in the 121st edition of "The Game" on Saturday (Nov. 20) at the stadium. The Crimson earned a share of the championship a week ago with a 31-10 win over then-undefeated Penn, yet in beating the Elis (5-5; 3-4 Ivy), Harvard takes sole possession of the title and keeps its perfect season intact. The Crimson finish the 2004 campaign at 10-0 (7-0 Ivy) - the program's seventh untied, unbeaten season in its 131-year history. The Quakers, meanwhile, beat Cornell, 20-14.

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