Brown (75): Krista Butterfield 6-4--16; Janice Huwe 3-2--8; Marjorie Bonnet 5-1--12; Carol Kozar 3-2--8; Kerry Kelly 5-1--12; Jinny Gill 3-0--6; Marcia Brown 7-1--15; Kelly Myers 0-0--0.

Totals: 32-65 11-17 75.

HARVARD (88): Sharon Hayes 8-2--18; Nancy Cibotti 5-2--10; Sarah Duncan 12-0--24; Barb Keffer 6-2--14; Trisha Brown 5-0--10; Hanya Bluestone 4-2--10; Mary Baldauf 0-0--0; Heidi Kosh 1-0--2; Nicole Anderson 0-0--0; Melinda Nelson 0-0--0.

Totals 41-67 6-8 88.

Fouled out: None. Total fouls: Harvard 16, Brown 10. Assists: Harvard 27 (Keffer 10), Brown 9 (Kelley 7). Turnovers: Harvard 18, Brown 14, Rebounds: Harvard 32 (Duncan, Hayes 7) Brown 32 (Brown 8). Brown  38-37--75 Harvard  40-48--88 with six players registering double-digit pointtotals. Besides Duncan, Harvard had outstandingscoring efforts from Hayes (18 points), Keffer(14) and Cibotti, Brown and Bluestone (10 apiece).

Despite Brown's tough defensive play, theBruins stayed out of foul trouble and kept theCrimson away from the foul line until sevenminutes into the second half. Harvard made a mereeight trips to the foul line--six of those in thefinal two minutes.

Harvard went six-for-eight from the charitystripe for 75 percent free throw shooting. Brown,which had 49 percent field goal shooting,registered 55 percent from the foul line.

THE NOTEBOOK: Harvard was even on theboards with the Bruins, both teams having 32rebounds...Hayes tied Duncan for team-high withseven boards, while Cibotti grabbed five