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TUI LOSES TOSTATE MNIE
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in g; star of the day. McCauley also
To P u o~ o . ° e Ilaye fine .afield. Peck, while he
--- A made the only error, for the Orange,
M.3ilileso1a, ('higroWiI1i 11nelle made a sensational one handed "catch
(onflereuee Seasolls A ;, inst of Rinehart's drive on one occasion.
Ilinos), 'u1ir1le SYIIA'I4CU1A8 H11P A
Heljeb, 3b ............4 1 0 1
ILLINI IN SECOND PLACE Benzin, 11lb............. 3 0 14 0
____Peck, 21)..............4 0 '2
Less than two weeks of the 192813 arowitz, .. .. ..... ..3 0 2 4
Conference baseball sea son have I 11a. , ... .....30
elapsed, but already thefiell ofuncle- b ,aflger, . rt....... .....3 0 0 0
Siul.........3 0 o00
feated teams has beeni redluced Slein, c......
! ,half and two of. the remaining five Ga Isley, 1).......2 O0 0
have yet to meet their first Big Tpen .._
opponent. Michigan, Illinois, and1 Wi s- TTL.....2 71
consin are the-teams with perfect ro- 1jr~j'# ' ~ARII P A
cords, while Minnesota and Chicago McCauley, ss..........1 -0 1
will pry the lids off their 1928 Con- Crall, 3b..........4 0)0(1 1
feience schedules tomorrow afternoon. Rinehart, cf............4 2 1 0
]n esting at the top of the heap inl Heisiiigton, lb......3 (0 10 0
the scramble for the title, with four Tolley,. p .............3 1 1 3
.xictories in as many starts, Michigan Davis, rf.......... ...3 0 4 0
will withdraw from the realms of Con- Sablis, if........3 1 4 01
Y)erence competition for a twelve day l Garuse, ....,...3 0 I
,period or 'a pair oif'games with S......... Eggert, 21),............ 2 1 0 1
ruse an~d an invasion of the East

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$liere they will engage Colgate inl TOTALS..........26 5 24 0
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,,Although hard pressed to score their 11. 4. C............ )01 ~-
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Vietorjous in its filst encounter of the DRAKE AND PENN RLAYS
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,.in the form of Coach Otto Vogal's (Continued from Page Six)
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