THE EVENING STAR. Washington, D. C. • C-13 Tight Struggles MAJOR LEAGUE BOX SCORES WEDNESDAT. MAT 2, IBM YANKEES, 9; TIGERS, 2 PIRATES, 4; CARDS, 2 lOEfrOLES, 3; WHITE SOX, 2 MINOR LEAGUES Because 2 Detroit A.H.O.A. New York A.H.O.A. Pittsburgh. A.H.Q A. St. Lewis. of our Fine Customer Ite- 4 1 0 A.H.0.A.! By the Associated Press \ Majors' 'Tuttle.cf 17 Bauer.rf 4 2 2 Roberts.2b 62 2 1 Bl's'g’m.ss 301 2| ration, w*continue Show T’geson.lb 4 0 B 1 MD*«ld.2b 5 2 2 5 Groat.ss 5 2 4 12 : 0 g.lf-cl 4 13 0 to ffrow. 11 6eh'd'st.2b 2 Fox.2b 4 5 3 D'rl PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Kaline.rf 4 2 0 0 Mantle.cf 4 111 Long, lb 4 2 8 1 Muslal.rf 4 12 0 Kell. 8b 4 2 10 P ley..rf-H 5 110 Sin Francisco, 6: Hollywood. 2 (10 Kucnn.ss 4 10 1 Berra.c 4 2 7 0 Thomas.lf 411 ii Boyer.Ob 43 2 3 ; Ken’dy.3* 112 0 Trl dog.lb 214 1! innings). Boone.Ub 32 2 2 Sk'ron.lb 3014 0 Munser.p 0 0 I) n Repulskl.lf 2 0 1 0 Doby.cf 5 0 l o 4Boyd.lb 2 2 111 Vancouver. 7: Ban Diego, t. Maxwell.lf 4 0 2 0 Martln.ab 3 1 0 2 Donoso, p 00ii I) 4Hemus 1 non, ¦ Mlnoto.lf 4 100 Pyburn.cf 30 2 0 Seattle. 4: Sacramento. 3. Bertota.2b 3 " 3 2 Howtrd.ll 4 2 1 o! Law.p 0 0 0 1 Moon.lb 4 2 7 0 Lollar.c, 4 012 2 sPr'ona,rf 0 O o 1, Portland, 7; Los Angeles. 1. Streuli.c 2 1 3 o Lumpe.u 30 0 5 l 2 ¦Dropo.lb 5 16 0 oa'ner.2b 5 0 6 6 Walls.rf 2 1 sarnl.c 3 0 0 0! _ AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Good Balance •’Small 0 0 o 0 Ford.o 4 10 1 C'm'te,cf-lf ii ¦Ap'do.ss 3 10 2 3 17 1 414 sPra«ier 000O 1 Smlth.c Denver. 5; Charleston. 4 (16 innings). twttson.c 00 2 0 Freese.3b 4 11 2 88auer 0 0 0 0!¦ 7Bri'ser,ss 1110 Mlranda.ss 103 2! Continued From Page C-10 I Gromek.p 10 0 0 Shepard. c 418 1 BBchofleld 0o 0 0 Htr'man.p 2 0 0 0 Marsh,ts 10 2 3 ; Marlowe.p 0 0 0 o 00(1 SStiSX&tf:“ O'Br'n 0 , 1Phillips 1 0 •]E Vlrdon.cf 30 2 1!» MInn BO W ItBOned dians staying only two games a 0 O Atwell.c 00 1 0 7Cooper 0D 0 o 88ns»„ i oo n | ¥ES AS SM - 5 Maas.d 0 0 0 0 Ut'fleld.p 3 0 10 OCun'gh'm 10 0 0 i SNleman 0000 Zuverlnk,p 000O 1 San Antonio, 7: Houston. off the pace by shading the Sen- ¦,3Kln« 1 0 O 0 1 lono Mlaell.p 3 01 iDyck 0 0 Other games 3. Foytak.p 0 Ward 1 i 10 postponed. ators in the ninth inning. 0 0 0 Face.p o 0 0 o Jackson.p 000 O' 2Hale 1 0 0 o SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION TOE OtlGlNAt 0 0 0 () 7 iD'Orco.cf Atlanta. 4; New Orleans, 0. as play j Total* 31 724 Totals 34 11 27 14 Total 41 10x30 7 Totals 38 833 10 Memphis. And intersectional ini 8 out winning Birmingham.7: Nashville. 4. .i 1 Qrounded out for Marlowe in oth. Totals 3712 27 TotaU 32 727 8 x One when run tcorad. 3; Mobile. 2. the National League began 1 Filed out for Miranda in 7tb. Chattanooga Rock, postponed p. in l ; 2 Ran for Streuli in 7th. at Little the West, the Braves squeezed! I', 3 Struck out for Maas in 7th. . 1 Called out on strikes for Littlefield 2 Struck out for Ptllca in 7th. . EASTERN LEAGUE U sAFFORD in 7tli. 3 Ran for Kell In Bth. . Binghamton. 8; Schehectady. 7 (12 BIeeNCtABIE OtAIINOS Shepard 4 Singled innings •. stmm# past both the Cardinals and the !! Detroit 000 000 200—2 2 Ran for In Oth. for Trlandos In Bth. Select New York 104 022 oOx—o 3 Walked for Pace In Oth. ' 6 Waiked for Pybum tn Bth 1"’ Used Cart Dodgers as they rallied to beat 4 Called out on strikes for Repulski 8 Walked for Apartclo In Oth. 1 Sales Servlet Phillies, (Runs —Kaline. Kuenn. Bauer (2>. Mc- in Oth. 7 Ran for Nleman In Oth. 0 TEtSd/L the 6-4. The Cards Gougald. Mantle (2). Berra (2). Show* 5 Announced batter for Barnl In I Chicago SOUTH atlantic*'league . ron, Pord. as 100 000 010 00—2 8567 Celetrllle Read dropped to second they Errors—Kuenn. Streuli. Runs Oth. Baltimore . OOU 000 020 01—3 Jacksonville, 15: Columbia. 1. as were ibatted in—Kuenn, Streuli. Mantle. Berra. 8 Montgomery. Silver Sprlat. JU. scrappy Walked for Frasier In Oth. Runs—Rivera (2). Diertng. Phllley, 8: Macon. 4. Md. 6-S4M clawed by the Pirates. 'Martin. Howard (3). Bauer <2i. Two- 7 Announced as batter for Virdon In i Other games postponed. 1 base hits—Streuli. Boone. Kuenn. Mar- Oth. Boyd. Errors Apartclo. Triandos, 4-2, and the Dodgers, who had runs—Mantle, Bauer. i Adams. Lollar. Pox. Runs batted In— tin. Home Sacrifice 8 Ran for Bauer In 9th Doby (2). Phllley. Boyd. only game point fly—Martin Double plays—Skowron out Cooper Oth. Two-base hits lost one at this iunassisted); Lumpe to to 9 Grounded for In Phliley. Boyd. McDoucald -—Smith,Dlerlng.Rivera. Stolen in 1955, saw their record cut to i Skowron Left oh bases—Detroit, 5; Pittsburgh base Sacrifice Harshman. York, 0. Base* on balls—On 001 000 012—4!: Double plays—Apartclo to Pox to Dropo: 7-5 as they bowed to Johnny Poytak, to Oardner to Trlandos; Sewromek. 2. off Marlowe l; off St. Louis 010 001 000—2 Dropo;Miranda Pox to Kllppstein and the Reds. 3-1. In ¦1; off Pord. 3. Btruck out—By Gromek, j1 Lollar to Kennedy: Smith to BEN HUNDLEY 1; by Barlowe, 1; by Maas, by Poytak. Runs—Roberts, i Adams to Oardner. Left on bases— 1: Thomas. E. O'Brien. 1 Chicago. One the World's Largest Tire Dealers 34 the majors’ fourth one-run de- 1: by Pord. 0. Hits—Off Oromek. 7 in 4 Del Oreco. Schoendienst. Boyer. Runs j 11: Baltimore. 9. Bases on of for Over Years , innings (faced 2 batters in sth): off batted In—Barnl. Mustal, Oroat, Walls. ¦'I ball*—Off Harshman, 4; off Howell, 2: cision of the day, the Giants ' Marlowe. in 1 inning; off 3 Roberts 12). Two-base Freese, off Paliea, 2: off Besana. 2. Struck out 1 Maas. in hits — 344® 14th St. N.W. 1 inning: Poytak. in Innings. 1 By Harshman. 7: by Howell. 3: by TUckirman 2*6100 got by the slumping Cubs. 2-1. off o 2 Walls. Roberts. Bchoendlenst. Muslal. ! 3; by by ¦ Runs and earned—Off Oromek. 7-4: off Moon. Three-Base hit—Roberts. Stolen: Pallia. Besana, 1: Zuverlnk. 2. Our Only Store Open Friday til 9 p m. Marlowe. Maas. 2-2; Foytak. baso—Boyer. play—Mlsell to Hits—Off Harshman. 4 In 7Va Innings; Nights The 11 innings I 0-0- off off Double 2 In 24, Innings: Orioles needed . 0-0: off Pord. 2-2. Winning pitcher— Blaslngaine Left on bases—Pittsburgh. ' off Howell. off Paliea. (3-01. 4 In 7 innings; off Besana. 4 in 2V, In- and a wild throw by Relief Pord Losing pitcher—Oromek 7; St. Louts. 8 Bases on balls Off 2 (1-2). Attendance—o,77l. 2: nings; off Zuvernlnk, 2 In 12..l .. Innings. Pitcher Howell to pull out Time—2:l7. Littleileld. off Donoso. I: off Mltrll, Runs »nd earned runs—Off Harshman. Dixie ~ 1. : Struck out—By Littlefield. 4; by Howell, victory lace. 3; by Munger. I; by fI.H 2- off Paliea. T-l: off 1-0: off the over Chicago. The Mlsell. ; Besana. 1-1: off Zuverlnk. 0-0 Wild reds; 3; DODGERS," 1 Hits—Off Littlefield. 8 In 8 Innings: off!' Losing pitcher Sox had played errorless 0 Innings: off Munger. 1 I Zuverlnk il-H. White Brooklyn. Face. In 2 ln! : Howell (1-1). Time—3:l3. Attendance they A H O.A. Cincinnati. A.H.O.A. *» Inning: off Donoso. u tn 0 inning ball until last night, but Oininm.lt 3 II Temple.2b 0 (pitched batter); —12.180. Reese,ss l 0 3 13 to 1 off Law. 0 tn Va broke the spell by booting four 4 2 2 0 RKluu'akl 10 0 0 Inning: off Mlsell, 12 In B*. Innings:; Snider,ct 5 3 0 4Bn'»'t.2b 0 0 2 0 Jackson, u Inning. ICamp’la.ci I off In (a Runs and I CUBS, 1 chances. 4 0 8 1 F.R'b's'n.lf 4 2 2 0 earned runs—Off Littlefield. 2-2: off;|GiANTST27 Hodges.lb 4 0 71 Bell.cl 4 13 0 Pace. 0-0; off Munger. 0-0: off Donoso Jack Harshman had Baltimore J. 3 1 2 3 4 13 1 4-4; off:, New Tark A.H.O.A. Chicago A.H.O.A. R'b'n.Sb Jab'ski.3b 0-0: off Law. 0-1): off Miiell. jLockmxn.lf 0 Furlllo.rt 3 0 2 II Crowe, lb 3 0 0 0 Winning pitcher—Pace 4 12 Hoak.3b 4 111 tamed. 2-0, until the eighth, Neal,2b 2 0 14 0 Jackson. 0-0 i Dark.ss 413 .1 Drake.cf 40 3 0 Post.rf 2 11 (1-0). Losing pitcher Mlsell (2-1)4 Fondy.lb when Bob Boyd’s pinch single ! Erskine.p 3 0 0 n Balley.c 3 2 4 1 Time—2:B4. ! Mueller.rl 40 2 42 8 0 lJaekson 1 o 0 0 McM'lan.ss 3 2 A 3 Attendance —8.331. ¦ JIMays.cf 4 2 10 Banks.ss 3 0 3 5 capped the tying rally. In the 1 Labine.p 00 0 0 KUp'st'n.p 30 0 1 I Spencer,2b 4 12 4 Moryn.rf .3020 , 2Amoroa 10 0 0 I CTm’n,3b 410 1 Klng.lf 30 3 1 11th, the lefthanded Boyd dou- ATHLETICS,3; SOX, Harrls.lb 3 011 0 1 Wade 0000 Totals 32 824 » RED 2 1 Katt.c 30 0 1 Wh’nant.lf 00 0 0 bled to the leftfleld corner and Totals 30 827 10 ; Hearn.p 0 2 Baker,2b 212 1 Kan. City A.H.O.A. Boston A.H.O.A .80 after an Intentional walk, Billy 1 Grounded out for in Landnth.c 3 0 5 1 Erskine 7th. Power.lb 5 1 14 2 o'dman.2b 4 0 0 7 Hacker.p 20 0 l $5.99 $5.99 3 Fouled out for Labine In 9th L p'r.cf-3b 5 0 4 1 Malsone.Sb 0 2 0 s^99 Gardner bunted and Howell ; 3 Hit into force play Temple In 4 11 Miksis 10 0 THE MAN IS OUT!—New York.—Umpire John Rice away for Zernlal.lf 2 10 0 Vernon.lb 3 016 0 Brosnan.p 0 0 0 0 threw the ball in trying i th. 1 Baxes 0 0 0 0 Jensen.rf 4 2 2 0 leaves no doubt about it as he calls Walt Streuli of for a force play at third. George 4 Ran for Klussewakl in 7th. Renna.lf 00 0 0 Oernert.lb 42 10 Total! 33 0 27 11 Total! 29 4 27 10 6.00x16 Jeep Tiras • 6-Ply • $7.95 Slmnson.rf 4 0 10 P'rsaU.cf 3 0 10 H. Dufy Cenv. • • Other Sixes at the Tigers out at the plate ih the third inning at Zuverlnk, third Oriole pitcher, Brooklyn 000 100 000—1 Flnlgan.3b 3 1 0 0 Buddln.ss 3 14 8 1 Ran for Kint In Btb. 6.00x16 6-Ply $7.95 Cincinnati 100 100 10X—3 Oroth.cf 0 0 10 Whtte.c 3 0 2 0 2 Fouled out for Hacker In Bth. 6.50x16 H. Duty Conv. • 6-Ply • $8.95 Similarly Low Pricag Yankee Stadium yesterday. Catcher Yogi Berra got the victory. Runs Snider, P. Robinson, Post. O'sberg.c 4 1 2 0 2 Williams 10 0 0 ball on him while plate Bailey. Error—Jablonskt. Runs batted D'M'strl.ss 4 2 0 7 P'terf'ld.D 3 2 0 0: New York 000 101 000—2 IDEAL FOR JEEPS, PICK-UPS, FARM Th«* P ricw wiA »"“f the blocking the after Squeeze Beats Porterfield In—Neal. P. Robinson. McMillan. Two- Jacobs,2t> 3 13 6 Staler,p 0 0 0 0 I Chicago 000 100 000—1 olMickey Mantle in center- AtFenway Park, Dick Gernert’s ; run—P. Robinson. Double play—Rob- Rum —Dark, Mays. Hoak. Errors— CARS, required. No • TRAILERS old tira single by gave lnson to Hodges. Left on bates—Brook- Totals 34 7 27 17 Totals 32 7 27 16 Baker. Fondy, Hearn, Harris. Runs field. Mantle fielded a Bill Tuttle and homer in the second Bob -1 lyn, 11; Cincinnati. 4. Bases on balls—- batted In—Hoak, Mays. Three-base needed if mounting it Streuli, who had doubled, thought he could make Porterfield a 2-0 lead over Lou -08 Erskine. 1; off Klippstein. 7. 1 Ran for Zerntai In Bth. hits—Mays (2). Home run—Hoak. |«ot required. All price. ' Struck out—By Erskine. 4; by Klipp- 2 Filed out for White In Oth. 1 Sacrifice —Baker Double play—Hfam White-Won Tire b Tube home. The Yankees recaptured the league Kretlow, but the ex-Washington ; stein, 2; by Labine. 2. Hits—Off Erskine, to Dark to Harris. Left on bases—New it lead innings; City out—By 6.40x15 $6.95 7.60x15 $7.95 hurler his record drop to 1-2 i 8 In 8 off Labine, 2 in 2 In- Kansas 000 001 020—3;' York. 4: Chlcaan. 2. Struck with a 9-2 victory, their ninth in 12 starts.—AP saw nings. Runs and earned rune Off Boston 020 000 000 —2 ! Hacker* 6: hv Hearn. 5. Hits—On 6.70x15 $6.95 8.00x15 $8.95 Guaranteed 6 mos. picked up Erskine. 2-2; 1-1; Klipp- jj Hacker, 0 In 8 innings: off Brosnan. 0 when the A’s a run in i off Labine. off (in i inning. 7.10x15 $7.95 8.20x15 $8.95 Wirephoto. stein. 1-1. Winning pitcher—Klippstein Runs—Power. Baxes. Flnigan. Jensen. ] Runs and earned runs— FREE PARKING the sixth anu two more in the (2-1). Losing pitcher—Erskine (1-1). Gernert. Error—Malsone. Runs batted Off Hearn. 1-1: ofT Hacker. 2-2; off Bros- eighth. Jim Flnigan singled , Time—3:ll. Attendance—l3.oß4. in—Oernert (2). Zernlal. Flnigan. De-i 1 nan. 0-0. Winning pitcher—Hearn CHARGE 'misjudged double, his only hit home Maestri. Three-base . (1-1). Losing pitcher—Hacker (0-2). Mail Orders Promptly Filled! IT ' hit—Power. Home Time—2:oo. Attendance—3,33o. tries, the first run of the decisive run—Gernert. Double plays—DeMaes- Send check or money order. No C.O.D.'s fit HO SENATORS this season in 19 sent a inning ' BRAVES, 6; PHILLIES/4 tri to Jacobs to Power: Lopes to Jacobs ' IXtfS COSt trickier down the first-base line. and then scored on a to Power. Buddln to Vernon. Left on Continued From Page C-10 i beautifully executed suicide Phtla. A.~H~O.A. Milw. A.H.O.A bases—Kansas City, 8; Boston. 6. Bases: Wynn fielded the ball but drop- Ashburn.cf 4 0 3 0 o'Co’ll.2b 2 0 4 3 on balls—Off Kretlow, 3; off Porterfield. Avila doubled and came around squeeze bunt by Joe DeMaestri. Morgan 2b 4 13 4 Locan.ss 4 10 4 4. Struck out—By Kretlow, 1; by ped trying tag enabling 5 2 0 on Vic Wertz' single. The Sen- it to Lou. The Yankees rattled off 11 hits B’holts.rf 3 M’hews.ab 4 113 Porterfield. 1; bv Bisler. 1. Hits—Off Sievers to score on the error. I Ennis.lf 3 0 10 Aaron.rf 3 0 4 0 Porterfield. 8 in 7‘j Innings: off Sisler. ators rebounded with two runs In against Steve Gromek and three Hamner.ss 4 0 12 Tho'son.lf 4 0 2 0 11 i Innings. Runs and earned runs: the inning after Run- Smith, who collected three of Jones.3b 3 0 2 4 Adcock,lb 3 1 13 0 —Off Kretlow. 2-2; off Porterfield. 3-3; same Pete relievers, and Ford had no prob- Lopats.ib 2 0 8 0 Torre.lb 0000 off Sisler. 0-0. Winning pitcher—Kret- Ramo-Wooldridge nels lashed a mighty triple to the the nine hits off Ramos, bashed lems after two Tiger errors con- Se'inlck.c 4 0 4 ii Bruton.cf 3 2 10 low . out a unanimous decl-; INDIANS, 3; after Ramos beat out a Logan. Experienced as the Braves scored twice the Mathews. Aaron. Adcock (2>. i sion last night over Johnny. in development and fabrication of bunt. Vost sacrificed, but when in Bruton. Errors —Hamner i2i. Thomson.: model* of advanced and > Tettelbach grounded to same inning. Adcock. Mathtws. Runs batted in—; Digilio of Bayonne, N. J. Both j electronic electro- SENATORS, 2 Carras- Bnumholtr. Morgan. Ennis. Adcock. Bru- weighed mechanical systems. quel at shortstop. Ramos tried to Vinegar Bend Mizell of the ton (2). Mathews 12), Jolly. Two-base 143. ab r. h. o. a e Cardinals his first de- hits—Crandall. Bruton. Three-base hit , I’gusby. cf 5 o o 2 0 0; take third and was nailed. Run- absorbed —Adcock. Home run—Mathews. Double, Consider those advantage* offered: £wooend t Wertz, lb 4 0 1110 in left. on a Curt to Adcock: Logan to O'Connell to Ad- •tfßmith. rs \ 4 2 3 2 0 0 Roberts, who had set up an cock. Left on bases—Philadelphia. 8: rtablo company. VRosen. 3b . 4 0 1 2 1 0 NOTES: General Manager Milwaukee. 2. Bases on balls—Off Dick- AUTO CITY li ifCarrasquel. si 3 0 0 13 0 earlier run with a triple. Roy son. 2: off Meyer. 1; off Buhl. 4; off Foreign 1 An opportunity *o nngogn In varied wort poOnw end Megan, c 4 0 0 9 0 Hank Greenberg is in town with Jolly. out—By Meyer. 1; by Car Headquarters | 1 Face, who followed Dick Little- 2. Struck importoet long range projnch In W nnwart fivynn. p 3 0 1 0 1 l the Indians, who must cut six Ross. 3; by Buhl. 2; by Jolly. 1. Hits— om 6m field. was the winner. Off Dickson, u In 8 Innings (pitched to Authorized dealer laborotorins (n the country. S Totals 33 ~3 ~9 27 "« "T players in the next two weeks. 2in 7thi; off Meyer, oin 1 Inning: off for 1 WASHINGTON AB. R. H. O. A. E. Woodling twice tried to Klippstein Beats Dodgers Ross, 0 in 1 Inning: off Buhl, 5 In 8 1 An opportunity to give year family a wonderful way of Ajfost. 3b 3 0 1 2 3 1 steal; Innings ipltched to 3 In 7th); off Jolly, TRIUMPH- Ifettelbach. If 4 0 0 4 0 0 second and was whipped out ]| Johnny Klippstein, who had a 0 In 3 Innings. Runs and earned runs— Mn in Southern California, with 6m enmpgny paying ißunneli, 2b -4 11 3 2 0 Off Dickson. 8-4: off Meyer. 0-0: off ond both . go»oroes frovnl mtocoHon by . . Sfieveri, lb 4 119 0 0 times perberet. i 4—l record against Brooklyn last Ross, 0-0: off Buhl. 4-1; off Jolly. 0-0. • VOLKSWAGEN oflousßVMna. Lemon, 1,1 A rs 2 o 2 0 When the Indians Winning pitcher—Jolly (l-Oi. Losing -InL scored year, gave Dodgers only Hillman, Sunbeam, -- fOlson, cf 4 0 0 4 0 0 on the six Ditcher—Dickson iO-B>. Time—2:l2. English rvi inrvrvivv wvvw iMerberet, c 4 o »> 3 2 (* Ramos in the fourth, it was the i hits in beating them again. Frank i Attendance—l3.o6o. Ford and Morgan gjfnyder. u 1 0 0 0 0 0 yielded ! Membeta of the Technical Staff KlValdlvlelso, ss 2 o o l 2 i| first run he' had in 15 Robinson homered off Carl Strvict Specialty p 3 0 0 0 0 innings. Oar JRamos. 2 Erskine in the first, but Klipp- Complete May 1,2 and 3 Shortstop Trabert Wins One Body Department | Totals 31 ~2 ~7 27 ~0 ~2 Jose Valdivielso, who,: stein walked home the tying run ] > CALL lPield out for Snyder in 4th. replaced Snyder, made the Sen-|i 'in the fourth. A walk, Ed, OTTAWA. May 2 (/P).—Tony Repairs All Make Cars R. P. HOYT ftHeveland 000 100 101—3 | Trabert last night Pan- • fWashington 000 ators' finest defensive play of;]Bailey’s single and a force play defeated Alban Towan Hotel Woodtey 6-A4OO 200 000—2 the ;cho {Jonzales. 7—5, 9—ll, Runs batted in—Wertz. Sievers. young season in the eighth put the Reds ahead to stay in 6—3. CILVER SPRINA tend -ibntth. CarrasQuel. 2-base hits—Avila. i as Or rneemd to at Busby 's expense. . . . j they continued their 100- .Smith. Three-base hit—Runnels. Home He the same inning. 0 AUTO CITY U run—Smith. Sacrifices—Lemon. Yost. swooped in at top speed on a Jim Hearn hurled a four- match tour with the Jack Kra- fly—Carrasquel. Double plays , professional troupe. Ramo-Wooldridge >'—Wynn to Carrasquel to Weytz: Yost to 1 slow roller, grabbed the ball and i hitter for the Giants at Chicago, mer tennis 9451 Georgia Ave. SHAve^ono^j The Corporarion 'Runnels to Sievers: Valdivielsd to Sievers. threw in the nip yielding Gonzales now leads, 65-19, in ST3O Shoot, 4S, ¦Left on base —Cleveland. 7: Washington. same motion to j a homer to Don Hoak Silver Spring, Md. Arbor Vtew lot Angnfns CnWnwdn 6 Base on balls—Off Ramos. off Jim. . . . tour games. Pancho Segura Wynn. 3: Walter Masterson, for- i in the fourth. Warren Hacker j 9-2420 1. Struck out—By Ramos. 3; bv downed Rex Hartwlg, B—2. JU. j/ X Wynn. 9. Runs and earned runs—Off mer Washington pitcher who i and Jim Brosnan gave up only 1 Wynn. 2-1: off Ramos. 3-3. Winning has been inactive for two Ditcher —Wynn. i3-o>. Losing pitcher—j sea- i six hits, but Willie Mays tripled Ramos. (1-1). Umpires—Runge. Rom- | sons, I hooked on with Baltimore and came home on an error in jfilel. Tabacchi. Stevens. Time—2:l7. . i WttePdance—9,o39. |>¦yesterday. | the fourth.

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