ITHACA, N.Y. (Interstat) — Evan Kleinhans pitched 8 1/3 hitless innings and Anthony Temesvary homered as Columbia shut out Cornell 2-0 in the first game of an Ivy League doubleheader Saturday at Hoy Field. Kleinhans struck out five and did not walk a batter before Will Harrigan recorded the final two outs to complete the combined no-hitter. Temesvary put the Lions ahead in the third, scoring on a balk after Cole Fellows advanced to second, then added a solo home run to right-center in the fifth. The third baseman finished 2 for 4. Columbia collected eight hits, including two each from Temesvary, Tate Vogler and Fellows. Cornell mustered seven hits, with Tyler Beaulieu going 2 for 4. Michael Tight tossed four shutout innings for the Big Red, allowing one hit and striking out three. Ross Yoshida pitched a hitless inning of relief. John Hegarty took the loss, surrendering seven hits and two earned runs in four innings. The Big Red left five runners on base. Columbia improved to 13-22-1, Cornell dropped to 11-25. The teams were set to play the second game later Saturday.