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BATTERS TAKE 7-2 VICTORY IN
SECOND CLASH
(Continued from page 1.)
ferings in the way, of hits totalling only
four. He issued but a trio of free pass-
es, and struck out three of the Or-
an gem en.
Eight Men at Btat
He was incidentally mixed up vitally
in the scoring. In the second inning
Hippler sent Baker home after, the
shortstop had gained his base via the
hit route. With the Michigan catcher
on first, Quaintance landed on the ball
for a clean triple, and Hippler counted.
Sheehy was lilt by Nichols, stole sec-
ond, and then Howard's clean hit scor-
ed them both. The total for this in-
ning was four, with nine Wolverines
facing the pitcher before the last man
went down.
In the seventh they again pried open
the lid and eight men came to bat.
Howard singled and McQueen walked.
Then Sisler came through with his
full-route slamn. Four other Michigan
runners got on the sacks in this inning,
but a combination of force outs, strike-
outs and nipped stek.lers ended the
segring.
Leave for Ithaca
The victory of the Wolverines today
gives them a record of 15 straight
wins. The squad left tonight for Itha-
ca where the Cornellians will be the
opposition tomorrow. Ferguson is
scheduled to appear on the mound for
the westerners, while Regan will try
to come back and get revenge for the
defeat he suffered on Ferry field last
week.
The score:

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(Continued from page 1.)
tion of Dauphin, and the tragic fate of
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Vision Conies to Jeanne
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France. She beholds the saints, Cath-
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guardians over the peasant maiden and
her task.
Jeanne then obtains an audience
with the Dauphin. She begs for arms
and troops. These are granted her
and the royal standard is led forth to
battle.
The seige of Orleans ensues. The
commander of Orleans defies the maid,
and her demands for surrender. Jeanne
leads the attack upon the city, and on
her white horse sets the example for
bravery which results in the fall of
Orleans.
Heroi1,e Glorified at Coronation
Following the capitulation of the for-e
.tress, the Dauphin is crowned Charles
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executioners. The guards bind her' and
lead her to the flaming stake.
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