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Bow Chison defeat yanks indians Edge Ang new York a Floyd Robinson one of the hottest hitters in the majors slammed a two run Homer in the eighth inning tuesday for a 3-1 Chicago White sox Victory Over the new Stork  Ato Fey Little left firmer with a .469 batting average now hit a pitch by Ralph Terry into the right fled bleachers after Joe cunning Ham single to left scored Jim left Dis with the tying run. Landis had walked stolen second and moved to third when Catcher Johnny Blanch Ard s wild throw bounced into Center held until the White sox rallied in the eighth Terry appeared Well on his Way to a fourth straight Victory with an impressive shutout he was Riding along with a 1-0 Lead provided by Blanchard s third Homer of the year into the lower right Fjeld seats in the second i blog Sjef Johnny Fiu Hardt the eventual , the White sox new cleanup bitter boosted his average to .469 with a Homer and single indoor trips. He leads the league with 23 hits and 21 runs batted in. Only one Man got a far As third base in the first seven innings. That was Robinson who singled to open the second an moved around on two infield outs. It mils walked with one out in the eighth. He was still on firs when Nellie Fox fouled out. With Cunningham at Bat Landis broke for second and went All the Way to third on Blanchard e bad throw. It was scored a stolen base andean error for the Catcher. Roger Marls trying to fight his Way out of a deep slump went witless in three trips and his average dropped 10 Points to .122. He has Only one hit in his last 25  Baumann and Turk Lown finished up for Buzhardt who left for it Pinch hitter in the eighth Floyd s the Woid chicagoan r e d1 1t 0at Pax s3 co Tiiu. In of. In a. Soj Lui 2b-Rf Ltd a. 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Mom in under the care of , one of Britain s brain surgeons Bat a Hospital spokesman Bald that no operation 1� contemplated As yet _ most is suffering from a severe head injury with additional damage to the left shoulder an left knee joint As Well As a Frac tured rib the spokesman said. Weiss have 2 deals set los Angeles up Rookie to clone no went into tact with Only two hits in 19 at bats slammed two doubles and & winning triple tuesday night to give the first place Cleveland 3-2 Victory Over tha los Angeles Angela. The 22-year-old Indian outfielder hit a triple to the rim Cen Fence at the 400-foot Mark to drive in winning Pitcher Ron another Rookie and break a 2-2 tie in the seventh. Batting 405 going into the game Cline also slapped two Doublet to Loftfield and scored once. Taylor who was t even on the Indian roster at Spring training was rolling along with a one hit shutout until the then the Angels cinc inn Ati up the floundering new York mets have closed one player Deal and Are on the verge of closing another club president George Weiss said tues Day George Weiss. Nothing Earth shaking top ten by the associated press based on 25 or More at bats american league g As r h Robinsn. Chi of Roll in Minn Tau put. Bay new Yort Temple bilt tort Lollor. I 12 12 10 10 Lump Kintu City  Calcai Alliton Mithu Iott brn nud Boston Kaltner Detroit Hows Al. New York 12 13 12 19 9 s 49 43 33 32 17 is 49 39 39 33 30 6 s i 8 s to 6e 23 20 is 12 10 19 ii 13 Al 10 National league g a r h is u 2757 49 49 33 42 44 float. St. Laut 7 of Alou. San Fri. 14 Etienn. San fran. 14 Dalrymple Phil a i thu 9pinion, Cincinnati 14 t. 0�vfi, lot Anil in gnat. Piri Burti 12 Mutlitz St a tit 10 my a Mauston 10 glue of a Fol Plettl Burgh 12 Host buns american Cash. Detroit s Landu. Clell � 4 p.ollln., Mann Chou 4 Trian det. Bill Noni 3 Itab nun. Cell Chi 3 Kellne Detroit 3 Blyn. .01 Antelin Malhew Milf Iuka Pinton ctn clonal Thomits. New Voyk Mayis a Francisco f. Alou san fran. 8�ly. San Ftak. Runs baited in american National re Blattn Cut cams mat twi. Milf Iuka 12 bal Fey san fran it  6etopp-Sivin e e one is All set said Weiss who accompanied the mets to Cincinnati for their series against the nation Al league Champion reds. It now is just a question of the other clubs informing their  Weiss did not hint at any of the players involved nor did he say with what teams he is Dicker ing. He disclosed that the deals probably will be Antoum Ert on thursday. They won t be anything Earth shaking Weiss said. But we think they will help us. We have had a Little time to assess things no Wand see what we  although Weiss has stressed throughout the Spring that the club s top need is pitching there Are indications that the deals on the fire revolve around obtaining Catcher. It has been no secret that Weiss has been dissatisfied with the ditching As Wells Many other things is the  lost their first nine games before winning monday night in Pittsburgh. There was a slight hint that the Milwaukee braves might be one of the other clubs involved. Weiss was reminded by a newsman that the Mel a still owe the braves a player in the mets Purchase of slugger Frank Thomas from the braves. That will be Token into consideration if we have any Deal with them Weiss replied without further explanation. Another possibility is that the reds Are involved. Weiss has been conferring Here with reds owner Bill Dewitt who once served As assistant general manager of the new York Yankees when Weiss was general manager of that club. All traceable Weiss stressed that any player on the mets is traceable if Pecan make an  but at the same time he stated his Faith in certain Young met pitchers. We have not Given up on such Young men As Craig Anderson Bob Miller and Al Jackson Weiss said. Jay Hook who scored the mets first Victory against the pirates is the first of the Young pitchers to demonstrate that Pecan do the Job. The Young pitchers Are going to have to carry the club said Weiss. We can t win with  depends on the Young pitchers and a return to form of Roger  Neal question Weiss was asked whether he has offered mets second baseman Char Ley Neal to the san Francisco giants who Are known to be interested in second basemen at this time. I have not talked to anyone about Neal said Weiss. However he went on to say that he would not have any compunction about trading Neal if the move would help his club. The mets gave the dodgers $100,000 and outfielder Lee Walls a ?12s,000 draft pick for Neal but Weiss said he did not think the dodgers would object if Neal were traded to another pen Nant contender. As for our club we Are not going to get Panicky Weiss said. Our goal u still 81 wins which would give us a .500 season. With the poor Start we have made that will be tougher but it is still our goal inn log sixth Leon homered with a Man on base Totie the score at 2-2. Taylor walked the next two men but got Eddie Yost to Fly out to end the inning winning Ron Taylor who had pitched 11-Pju innings in his first Start As major leaguer Only to lose to to ton on a grand slam Home run a. The 12th, singled with two out fit the top of the seventh and score the winning run. The Angels absorbed their fourth straight  manager me Mccaus replaced Taylor after he had 3-1 count on Pinch hitter Chuck Tanner in the seventh. Reliever Frank Funk got Tanner to Fiji out and pitched the final 2 4 tunings allowing Only one hit. Angel Rookie Pitcher Dean Chance who struck out seven in eluding three batters in the third. Was charged with his against no victories. First defeat fit to be Ted los Angl is abbs total -13 3 s totals a pc it Nick oui fur Kotow Jud filed Kab Clov Tennit Lai Antt Tei Taylor few. I hunk dunce l. 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