Completed Event: Baseball versus Cornell on April 27, 2025 , Win , 7, to, 4
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5/7/2023 3:22:00 PM | Baseball
Dartmouth defeated Cornell, 3-2, thanks to timely hitting and strong pitching
HANOVER, N.H. — Tyler Robinson singled in the go-ahead run in the seventh and Jack Metzger made the one-run lead hold up on the mound as Dartmouth concluded its home schedule with a 3-2 victory over visiting Cornell on Sunday afternoon at Red Rolfe Field at Biondi Park. The win ended a 13-game home skid for the Big Green (3-36, 2-19 Ivy) while the Big Red (9-26, 8-13 Ivy) were denied a series sweep.
Clark Gilmore and Jack Metzger combined to limit Cornell to two runs on eight hits in the contest with the latter picking up the victory to improve to 1-7 on the season. Gilmore surrendered just two hits and a solitary run, which came in his fifth and final inning while walking one and striking out a batter. Metzger scattered six hits over the final four frames, getting touched for a run in the seventh, and left a runner at second in the ninth by punching out the final hitter, his third whiff of the afternoon.
The Big Red got a one-out single in the first, but Gilmore proceeded to retire the next 11 batters in a row. Meanwhile, the Dartmouth bats threatened to dent the scoreboard in two of the first three innings against lefty Noah Keller, but a double play grounder in the first and two outs on the bases in the third kept the game scoreless.
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In the fourth, the Big Green had the making of a big inning, but after a Peter O'Toole leadoff triple, he was double off third on Jackson Hower's liner to short. Ryan Schwartz followed with his first career triple, and Max Zajec lined a double into the left-center gap for a 1-0 advantage.
Cornell got that run back in the fifth, however, as T.J. Swidorski lined a two-out, RBI single to center to score Joe Hollerbach, who was hit by a pitch to start the stanza.
Keller was chased from the mound in the sixth after giving up back-to-back one-out singles to Hower and Schwartz. Another left-hander, Josh Gerfen induced a grounder to third, but after getting the force at second, the relay to first was wide and got away, allowing Hower to scurry home for an unearned run and a 2-1 lead.
Again the Big Red had an answer, this time against Metzger. With Jakobi Davis on first with two town, John Quinlan beat out a grounder to the hole at short, and that throw to first trickled away, giving Davis the opportunity to take third. It did not matter in the end as Max Jensen lined a single right past the face and glove of Metzger into center for an RBI single, knotting the game against at two.
Dartmouth immediately clapped back in the bottom half as Zackarie Casebonne greeted reliever Von Baker with a double just inside the left-field foul line and Robinson grounded a 2-2 pitch back through the box into center field to score the Big Green catcher.
Metzger retired the side in order in the eighth on seven pitches, then needed just three more to retire the first two batters in the ninth. But Swidorski brought some drama to the affair by launching a blast to deep center field that one-hopped the fence for a double. With the tying run on second and John Quinlan at the plate — who already had six hits in the series — Metzger reared back and fired a shoulder-high fastball past the Big Green nemesis to close the door on the victory.
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Pitching:
W: Metzger, Jack (1-7)
L: Baker, Von (0-5)
Batting:
2B: Swidorski, TJ 1
RBI: Jensen, Max 1 ; Swidorski, TJ 1
Base Running:
RUNS: Hollerbach, Joe 1 ; Davis, Jakobi 1
HBP: Hollerbach, Joe 1
Batting:
2B: Zajec, Max 1 ; Casebonne, Zackarie 1
3B: O'Toole, Peter 1 ; Schwartz, Ryan 1
RBI: Zajec, Max 1 ; Robinson, Tyler 1
Base Running:
RUNS: Hower, Jackson 1 ; Schwartz, Ryan 1 ; Casebonne, Zackarie 1
SB: Cox, Tyler 1 ; Robinson, Tyler 2
CS: Hower, Jackson 1 ; Casebonne, Zackarie 1
HBP: Hower, Jackson 1
PO: Casebonne, Zackarie 1