Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-07
Game on ~ and Radio
The game between the Mats
and White Sox tonight will be
televised by Station WTTG
and broadcast by Radio Station
WWDC.

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televised by Station WTTG
and broadcast by Radio Station
WWDC.
Sleater owns the Mats only win
over the White Sox in five games.
Ia 2-1 conquest which was fol-
lowed by a 10 triumph over Phil
Iadelphia and . 4-S decision over
Detroit.
Inexperience cost the Mats a
chance to take over second place
last night as the White Sox scored
four unearned runs off Spec Shea
Ito win, 4-3. Eddie Stewart
blasted a three-run double with
two out in the eighth inning to
1provide the payoff punch. but
Floyd Baker and Jackie Jensen
collaborated in cumming up the
game for Shea.
Earlier Loss on Mistake.
In a Thinning 3D. loss to the
Browns the other night 1t was
Frank Campos' faulty base run
ming which prevented the Mats
from winning. He was on third
base when Bucky Harris signaled
for a. suicide squeeze" by Mel
Hoderlein in the 14th inning.
Campos delayed his break for
the plate until Hoderlein hunted.
instead of dashing with the pitch.
and became an aesy victim Of
Satchel Paige's toss to the plate.
Last night. with two out and
nobody on base in the eighth in
ming, AL Zarilla lifted an easy
pop fly to short right field. Baker
drifted back from second base
and Jensen trotted in from his
position in right field. Jensen.
coming in, had the easier play,
but permitted Baker to shout him
off the ball. Baker dropped the
ball for a two-base error and the
Sox took it from there.
Throws to Wrong Base.
Shea walked Orestes Minoso, hit
Eddie Robinson on the back to
fill the bases, and Stewart ratified
the fence with his second double.
Instead of relaying the ball to
the plate, Shortstop Pete Run
nels fired to third base. He got
Stewart, but meanwhile the lum-
bering Robinson slid across the
plate with the winning run.
Thus the White Sox snapped
a f1ve-game losing streak and the
Mats remained in fourth place,
dropping three games of the
pace.
/ Shea seemingly had wrapped
the game up in the seventh inning
when he singled across two runs
to shove the Mats ahead. 81. The
Mats had picked up a run against
Marv Grissom, the winner, in the
second inning when Runnels
walked. raced to third on Campos'
single and scored on Bakers fly
to center.
Chicago tied the score in the
fourth after Eddie Yost bobbled
Chico Carrasquel's hard-hit
Igrounder to third. Zarilla walked
i, and Carrasquel took third after
Archie Wilson made spectacular
running catch of Minoso's deep
drive to center. Carrasquel scored
after Robinson sent a long foul to
Jensen in the rightfield corner.
:. Busby Reinjures Foot.
The Mats. in addition to kicking
the game away, lost the services
of Jim Busby for an indefinite
period. Busby reinjured his lame
left foot running out a grounder
!, lin the first inning and doesn't
figure to return to centerfleld for
several more days.
] Faint hope was stirred among
the 10.496 customers with two out
in the ninth inning when Holder
Ilein was awarded first base due to
interference by Catcher Sherman
Lollar. But Sam Dente streaked
far to his left to stab Clyde
Kluttz's grounder and throw him
tout.
i 1t was the 18th Mats game
which has been decided by one
run, with Washington winning
nine.