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Show College Baseball NEW YORK. Way 30. The Chinese University of Hawaii baseball team, which has lost fewer than ten games of nearly four score against American universities uni-versities from coasl to coast, defeated Columbia here, 4 to 2, today. The locals played a poor game in the field, errors lieurinir in all of the visitors' runs. Score: R. II- i:. Chinese 001 102 000 4 S 2 Columbia U00 020 0UO 2 S Batteries Apau and Mark; O'Neale and Roseff. NEW HAVEN. Conn., May 8". After Yale had played an uphill game and Ucl the score in the eight li inning todu y, Princeton came to bat in the ninth and batted in two runs, winning the first game of the annual series. :; to 1. Score: K. JI. K. Princeton 000 nm 002 3 r 0 Yale Oi'O 000 npi 1 S 0 Batteries Deyo and Wa II; Gi!e a nd Nudge, Hunter. PROVIDENCE, R. I., May 30.-Hw hitting enabled Harvard to win an easy victors' over Brown today. Score: R. H. E- Harvard 010 00 02312 In 1 Brown 00O inn 00Q 1 7 4 Batteries Mahan and Waterman; Cram, Crowell and Hazleit. TTTTACA. N. Y-. May 30. Cornell hit Stivre opportunely today and defeated Pennsvlvania. Score: R. H. E. Pennsvlvania non nno 0101 7 2 Cornell 000 om n 3 10 I Batteries Say re and Schwert; Regan and Svhirick. At Annapolis Final: R. H. E. i-mv S 11 4 Navv 2 3 6 Batteries Ny land and Mllburne! Vin-sen Vin-sen und (licks. At Ithaca, N, T. Cornell, 3; Pennsylvania, Pennsyl-vania, !. At Lancaster. Pa. Swarthmore. 6; Fnmhihi and Marshall, 5. (Eleven inning?. in-ning?. 1 At New York Georgetown, 9; Ford-ham, Ford-ham, 0. A t W oroester Holy Cross, R ; Da ii: -mouth, 4. At Williamstown, Mats. Williams, 6; Amherst, 4. At Ann Arbor, Ml Hi. Michigan Aggies. ?; Mi'-htan, 1. |