New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-06
OTHER COLLEGE GAMES.

Ithaca, " y. May 5 (speciaD.-The baseball
game between Cornell and the University OF Penn
sylvania this afternoon was won by Cornell by
score OF 10 to 10 1t marked by heavy batting.
In which the Cornell men excelled; they also out
played PENNSYLVANIA in the field. In the first
inning Cornell made three runs on base on
balls. two hits and an error. Three more runs
were added in the second inning by heavy hitting
and good base runnng. Schoenhu the Pennsyl-
vana pitcher was then succeeded by Boswell, who
was not much more effective. Cornell scoring one
or two runs in nearly every inning. Every man
on the team found the ball. but johnson made
phenomenal record. Coming four times to the bat,
he made one single, two-bagger, n thre"-base hit
and a home only three Cornell batters struck
out
Cobb the Cornell pitcher. was extremely effective
for five innings only Pennsylvania reach
ing third base In the sixth inning, however he
weakened and. after giving three bases on balls
was hit for a total Of six bases. which, with Wild
throw. netted Pennsylvania eight runs The Penn
syvanians punched hits again In the seventh inning
and made their tenth and last score. The ninth
inning was one OF the most eNclHns e'tr P'' ~.
hcre Cornell had three mon on bases with TWO
ground hit 20 Blakely which heied 10 second
base IN time 10 put out Young Penney wanna also
had the bases filed with two out and Reese az
bat. Reese made foul fly, which was caught by
Young after 2 long run toaro was ragged
at times. several Wild throws being made. when
resulted dssstroHsly v Tetu n game Will De
Wuliamstown Mass. Nav The Cuban Giants
defeated Williams this afternoon. II to 5 Score:
G ,,gn Giants. ..'....'.'''..'.6o S-5
u,s-Gionts r. Williams . Errors-Ciiants 7.
Williams 10 i,atterics-Neson and Williams;
Lcw.s. Clark and Draper.
Easton. Penn. May THE game here today ne
tween Iehgh and Lafayette resulted In victory
for the latter after an exciting contest score.
Lchish ......................o . o -
A. If q
r1hirh y batteries lafayette. Criswell and Bar
CLAW, Iehigh. Jackson and McClnng
v-Uavcn Conn May 3 Specially today
won The annual freshman bail game between Yale
ard Princeton. Smiths heavy hitting and captain
FSnckes brilliant thr'-base play were the features
Score Icy Innings;
Yale. 81 .......................o ISOdS %
Princeton. % .................l q u -
Providence. May (speciaD.-Brown was defeated
today I'm a hotlv contested game with Yale on
Lincoln F.ol Four thousand spectators saw tle
contest brown went g, pieces IN the fourth inning
whlic Yale hit opforiune.y and that was how the
game was won. Score.
Y Ynlc '''''''''.'.'.'9 II
Basehits-Brown 7. Yale $ Earned rgnsrrBrown
brown 3 Yale ,. struck out ~ Carter T. by White
fa,, er, for Hr5wn Whit" ana Tcnney For
Yalc-Carter and Grcenway
Amherst. Mass May 5.-Colgate defeated Amherst
by a score Of 10 to Y in most uninteres,ins game
Score:
G2f3ic ''. .::.:.:....S "a
Hits Colgate TO- Amherst II. Errors-Coigate 3
Amherst s Batteries -Munr0e AMI Mnnroe Greg
ory and sullivan. rmpire-Montague.
West Point ~ Y. May 5.-The cadets were de-
,ea,ed bv the Union College team to-day. Score:
1-n,on College ...........1 Il
vs. point Caiets...........0 0 %
Rasehits-t'nion College g. West Point 6. Errors
r-oion College 3 West Point 6. Batteries Milla-
paugh and Sullivan Huxley ami Lott. Umpire
worccs,er Mass. MAY 5-Baseball today Tufts.
l9. Holy cross. 10 Eleven innings