State 2; Lafayette 1
Continued from first paxe
thunder of excited applause and shot
a beautiful single into right field.
Thompson advanced him to second
with a fine sacrifice, and then
Pearce's line fly was captured by
Wack. With two out it was up to
Mason, who ended the excitement
by planting the ball over second for
a single, Mcllveen scoring the win
ning tally. This is the first baseball
victory a "State" nine has every
gained over Lafayette, and there
has never been a finer all-around
exhibition of baseball on Beaver
Field. But one game remains on
Manager Himes' schedule,the Com
mencement contest with the strong
Villanova team. Notwithstanding a
long series of injuries and discourage
ments this season, our 'Varsity nine
has thus far made the grand record
of 13 victories, and only 5 defeats,
and they are all determined to close
the season with a glorious victory at
Commencement.
Friday. June 1 on Beaver Field
STATE
Cree ss . .
Kilmer c . . . .
Mcllyeen 1. .
Thompson m
Pierce r... . . .
Mason 3 . . .
Mahaffey 2 . .
Haversuck p . .
Conklin I ..
Totals . . ...
LAFAYETTE
Snook c. ..
Hawk ss .
Peters 1. ..
Schneider 1
Newberry p
Folkinson r
Wack m. .
Long 3 . .
Moore 2. .
'Winning run made with two out.
0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1--2
MOMIZI
Three base hit - Cre.e. Stolen base -Thompson
Struck ot.t- By Havertick 9, by Nem,berry. ;,
Bases on balls—Off Haver-tick I, off Newuerry 1
Hit by pitched ball. Long 2, Peters Sacrifice
hits—Kilmer, Thompson, Schneidei . Lett on
bases --State 9, Lafayette 7. Lamed runs State 2,
Lafayette 1. Time of tame 1 41. Umpire —Dr.
Robison
The Trustees of Cornell have adopt
ed the Osler theory. They have de
cided that the age limit for a professor
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