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e ' Wayne Sehurr took over for Tacoma In the fourth Winner Connie Grob may have had an easier time except for a throwing error that let in two Tacoma runs Schurr sparkled in relief for the Giants He allowed only one hit and walked one man in his four innings ( The Satt letk0 ----- -- Pm By Associated t i GEORGE Williams and Al Heist singled in 'the first and rode home on Dave Roberts' double Then John Weekly came in on Jim McDaniels' triple and the 89ers picked up the fourth run on a passed ball Oklahoma City kept alter starter Bill Hands and chased him off the mound in the second after they added three more runs Hands who was relieved by John Goetz was credited with the ' 4 i - 1 flickb F i Braves Trip LA to Snap Skein N (1' - 0 - " i |