New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-17
Blue and White
Nine Triurnphs
OverC.C C.. n. 7.
Columbia Players Come
From Behind to Defeat
City Rivals by 1913 Score

Columbia's baseball team came from
behind and won loosely played game
from c. C. n. Y. on South Field yes
terday afternoon by score of IL to 9.
The Blue and White got away to slow
start, but total of ten runs piled up
in the sixth seventh and eighth
innings put the matinee salelv on ice
for them. Likewise, it put Columbia
back in the running for the metropoli-
tan championship.
City College started with rush
when Kelly, the first man up. singled,
moved up on MurraS's sacrifice. and
scored on Raskin's double to left. A
moment later Raskin came all the way
home when Hahn hit hard to short and
was out at first. Another City College
run came over in the second when Ak
tell. the Lavender pitcher, singled,
Salz doubled to right and Wrenn's long
fly gave the moundsman a chance to
cross the platter.
Columbia Scores Twice
Columbia scored in the fourth frame,
when Freeman and Clark sent two
triples to deep center and the Lavender
second baseman relayed wildly as
Clark raced for third. Clark saw the
ball so by and never stopped.
Nadel was responsible for another
C. c.. N. Y. counter in the sixth, when
Smith played around with mis- single
long enough for the City College MIN
to reach second. A sacrifice by Mar
tin and Cohen's miscue of Axtell's drive
let Nadel tally.
The Blue and White batsmen tied the
score in their half of the sixth. Ted
! ford, the Columbia leader. went to first
on Salz's error, but was out on
helder's choice when Freeman hit to
second. Freeman promptly stole sec
ond, but waited while Clark few cut.
Cohen got his second hit Of the season
at this Juncture, double to center, on
which Freeman scored. The speedy
third sacker came all the way home
when Smith followed with single,
beating the throw-in by inches.
City College went ahead again in the
first half of the seventh, when Price
started to weaken Wrenn took first
when one of the Columbia mounds
mans pitches caught him in the ribs,
but was out a moment later when he
was caught mapping off first.
Tedford's error let Kelly reach first,
and he went to second on Murray's out.
Raskin walked, and Hahn's long wallop
to left gave Kelly and Raskin time to
Columbia Scores Five
Five Columbia runs came across IN
the second half of the seventh. Price
singled, but was out going to second on
fielder's choice that gave Schnaar a
life. lyman advanced him with a single
to right. and Tedford's single sent him
across, putting lyman on third. Ted
ford started to steal second, as mat
At
College catcher, did the unexpected
He threw to second while lyman waited
at third. AS Raskin and Kelly started
to run the Columbia captain down the
bags lyman decided it was time for him
to save the situation. He started from
third and drew Raskin's throw to Hahn
the Lavender third sacker. Hahn re-
layed to Murray waiting at the plate,
but lyman beat the throw and Tedford
was safe at the midway station.
Freeman hit to short, where Salz
fumbled and he was safe with Tedford
on third. Freeman promptly stole sec
players let him have the bag. Clark
followed with a smash to left. which
filtered through Nadel's hands and
Tedford counted. Freeman was out at
the plate on the throwin, Clark reach
ing third. Cohen was walked and
stole second. Smiths single to center
let Clark and Cohen tally. Moeschen
closed the session when he fouled or
to Hahn.
City College came right back after
Columbia in the first half of the eighth.
Price struck Martin out. but when he
walked Axtell and Salz Coach Coakley
decided it was time to replace the big
pitcher and sent SAKE in. Sake walked
Wrenn before he could get warmed up
and filled the bases. Kelly was out
on long fly to right, but Axtell scored
on the throw-in, and Salz followed him
with c. c. N. VS. last run, when Sake
relayed wildly.
Columbia was not satisfied with their
one-run lead and sent three more tai
lies across in their half of the session
SAKE walked, went down on Schnaar's
single and both men advanced when
Axtell fumbled. lyman got another
single and SAKE and Schnaar came
, home, the Columbia right fielder going
to second on the throw to the plate.
He came home on Tedford's sacrifice
bunt and Clark's single.
The score:
COLUMBIA C. ny