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Penn 27, Princeton 17

Ivy Wrap

NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED November 5, 1984

At Princeton, the Tigers rebounded from a 24-0 deficit, but not far enough, falling to league-leading Penn, 27-17.

Quaker Rich Comizio notched a touchdown for the seventh game in a row, quarterback John McGeehan scored on an eight-yd, run, Tom Murphy slammed home a 27-yd field goal and Mike O'Neil ran for a 52-yd. TD before the hosts (now 3.4, 2.3 Ivy) saw the Penn goal line.

Returning to Philadelphia for next week's showdown with Harvard, the Quakers sport a 6-1 overall record (5-0 in the Ivies).