Page Eight
COLUMBIA DAILY SPECTATOH
Baseball, Track Win; Tennis Loses
New England proved to be am-
bivalent to Columbia's baseball
hopes this weokend as thc l.ion
varsity nine split its two games,
beating Brown lĩ-5 at Providence ou
Friday, but losing to Ilar vurd 7-2
at Cambridge Saturday.
The Lions shut out Brosvn for
the first seven innings on thcbril-
car"-:: . ;Ls„.!:-v_bailandhis
eff( ..^ cuntrol, while riding ona
fivc run lead.
Cnlumbia scorcd its first threc
runs ĩn the fourth inning ona walk,
an error, a sacritice, a single by
Joc Díiedric, anothcr watk, a
passed ball, and a sacrifice fly,
Thc Lions added
Hnlj li.
with a
ivith Fri
lume run by
.k Stilllll'S' II.
i. tlii-
. He
thcn prucccded to give up three
hits and three runs, including a
home runbyChuckSkendarian.and
lcft th game with two outs and
the bases loudcd. Donnis Graham
TViO FACTORS in
ut Ld Wcatheis II.) and Bob Bo
bill bcfoic tiiing in the .ighth, a
Ltio I.iuiis did "exceptĩo:
.' tyir:.
runs, but endcd tln; iiiniiig.
The Lions talliedthcwlnningrun
in the top of the ninth, when Gra-
hiim wulked, wcnt to second on a
passed ball, advanecd to third 011
a sacrifice bunt, andcamehomeon
a single by Bub Biondi.
Luck, howcvcr, sccmed toaban-
don the Lions at Cambridge—at
least it failed to mako itspresence
known. Tho Crimson scored in
cach of the first five innings,
wliilr pl.iyiiif.au ■iiiiif:lil di-ũ-ii.'.L.-",
aciordiiig to Columbia coach Johr.
Balquist.
Columbia's lon.ehighli_.hlac.ur-
red in the fĩrst inning, whcn l.ion
caplaín Rich Brown belled a d.ivo
to dcop left-ccntci- ficldfora homc
run. Frank Stimlcy tallied thc
Lions' only other run in the top
tif tho tourth, whcn he walked, went
to third 011 a singlc byBobBosson,
and scored on a sucrificc fly.
Comtnonting on thc gamc.Coach
Balquist stated, "Our inconslstent
phiy and ineffoctive pitehing by
Paul lirosnitn were largely re-
spousiblc for our loss to Ilar-
vard.* The Crimson also proba-
bly ptayed their bcst game nf the
year, Coach l.altiui.si .i.kli.'ii.
Columbia's normall; docilc
track lcam scored a surpi'ising
80-Tl upsct victory over Connec-
the Lions duringlhewinlcrsoason,
at Baker Field Saturday.
Tho Lion. scored upsets in the
hamme,- throw and pule vanll and
tield c
Nagle
Heavies Bow to Penn, Yale;
Lighttveights Loseto Cornell
; Lane
scored a surprisĩng upset by fin-
ishing 1-2 in íhe hammar, defeat-
ing a man who had beatcn them
bnth at the indoor meet. Nagle,
junior Mike Busa, and Lanc man-
aged to sweep tho di
; Paul
ame and Glenn Flug finished 1-2
in the broad jump Sophomoi-e
Sleve Sprenklc scored another up-
_et by winning the high jump e-
IVÍUl ■:
-,-ui.
is the poi-formance of junior
■pNllip Hesslein in the pule vault.
Hcssleín, who only took up pole
vaultiiij; uarlior Ihis year and
had
I fin.l
ivith ;
is thc n
13 :
Mri'.un i;aid.
'Hc has rcally filled a gap."
Thc Lions also píched up points
in the quarter-mile, which soph-
amo.-c Bob Douglas won with a
Lim. uf 5U.2, ana in thc mile and
Iwo mile runs , wilh junior Gary
Rosenbcrg fitiishing second inbolh,
Cohimbia also swept the lOOmcter
event, wilh sophomore Míke Me_-
zatcsUi, Burlingamo, and senĩor
John White scoring points in that
mĩle relay. The
Columbia squad ot Mez-atesla, ju-
Scott Nordlicht, Whlte and
Douglas won the event in 3:24.6.
Tiio ic
s il.iii:
aged to prove how outelassed it i.
by other Eastern schools as ít
was trounocd in two niatches this
weekend. The Lions lost 8-1 to
Navy on Friday and 7-2 to Penr.
on Saturday, both matches being
played at Coach Jerry Ehrlich's
Fleet Sivlm and Tennis Club in the
i\gainst Navy, firslsinglesplay-
cr Stove Gottlieb was the only
player to wĩn, scoríng a 1-fi, 9-7,
7-5 víctory. It was his first of
lllU MMSiltl.
By MARK BLUMLER n
Pí'n.r-; liiijlilylijutcdheavywcight j 1
_ri",s siiuads swamped Columbia
and Yale on the Schuy Kill Rivei
in Philadelphia Saturday afternoon
on their way to their third con-
secutive Blackwell Cup victory.
The Quaker varsity, oonsldercd
to be Ihe second strongest squad
in the Eastafterllarvard'spower-
ful crcw, galncd an easy victory
in the Cup race. They finĩshed
in the fast tíme ot 5:11.8, two
lengĩhs ahead of the Elis, who
in turn wcrc fivc lengths ahead
of the Lĩons at the finish line.
Earlier ĩn the afternoon thc
Penn freshmen scorcd an equally
Imprcssĩve violory,fĩnishingthrec
and a halí lengths ahead of thc
Bulldogs in 5:52.3. Columbiaoncc
agaín fĩnishcd third, two und a
half lengths farthcr bchind the
Elis in 6:17.3. Yalc's timc wor
B:07.9.
Thc Quakers also won the jun-
ior varslty race, by thrce lengths
ver Yalc. Columbia does not
The Penn varsity ivcre hclpcd
y a favoring taíl wind and a
Hght current in turning in onc
of the Easter times recorded over
the 2,000 moter course by a col-
. un.yui
Against Penn ths
iose match, Gotilieb's eontesi
ith Hugh Curry. Gottlicblost 9-7,
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The p
5 their smoothness, c
Thc Quakors, opcning with
stroke of 40, took the lead imm.
diately. The Bulldogs opencd al
ut soon dropped to 30, The
., who rowed a steady 38
;e for most of the ra.e, man-
aged to stay close to the olher
two crews durĩng tho early going.
By Ihc 500-meter mark,
however, thero was open water
between Columbia and Yale, and
thc Bulldogs were a lcngth bc-
hind Penn. TheQuakers.whodrop-
tlmii
. 36
reased their
lead while the Bulldogs alsopul-
led away from the Lions.
By the 1500 melcr mark it was
clear that the Quakers were going
to win, alĩhough Uio Llis steppcd
up theĩr stroke rate inadesper-
ale but futile attemp'. to overtake
The defeat was Columbia's sec-
ond at thc hands of thc Quakors
Dti in Aimaijolis, Md.
.weeping thc varsity, J.V., and
reshman cvents, Cornell'5 light-
icight crew defeated Columbia
nd M.I.T., and retained posses-
idn of the Geiger Cup in races
un thc Charles River Satur-
held
duy atternoon.
ln the varsity coinpetition, thc
Lion eights rowed well and fin-
ished second with a limc of .:..7.2,
edging the engincers by onc sec-
ond. Cornoll's rowers, however,
provcd to bc too poworful for both
opponcnts, flnishlng almost elcven
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