TODAY'S GAMES

Football at Yale

Men's soccer at Yale

YESTERDAY'S GAMES

NBA

New York 110, Boston 103

Detroit 128, Utah 120

Denver 134, Houston 127

Milwaukee 109, Phoenix 94

NHL

Washington 7, N.Y. Islanders 1

Edmonton 7, Buffalo 0

Freshmen Overcome Elis

Wingback Mike Madden caught a 46-yard pass from quarterback Bill Koehler to spark a fourth-quarter touchdown drive that brought the Harvard freshman football team a 14-7 come-from-behind victory yesterday over Yale in New Haven.

The pass-play, on third and 12 from the Harvard one-yard line was not originally intended to go to Madden, the son of former NFI Coach John Madden.

"I was supposed to clear a guy out, take a guy with me deep," Madden said, explaining that the pass was intended for a split end running a curl pattern. "All of them sucked up on that one guy. In that situation you just hope for the best."

George Sorbara capped the go-ahead drive with a three-yard touchdown run with 3:31 remaining in the game.

JV Squad Topples Bulldogs

Harvard's JV team had an easier time of it, scoring a 21-6 victory over the Elis on an adjacent field yesterday in New Haven.

After spotting Yale, six points, Harvard took the lead midway through the second quarter after a 15-yard Eric Fee bootleg moved the ball to the Yale one and Jim Lowe took it over from there.

In the third quarter. Chris Ridout broke away for a 55-yard touchdown run over the middle. Quarterback Tony DiCesare added the last Harvard touchdown on the quarterback sneak.