JACKSONVILLE KEEPS ; PLAYOFF HOPE ALIVE : BY BEATING CAROSjBy the Associated PressJweShrM. tbe Jackson; i viiie Tars were kept alive by a ; victory last night, but the vutory: didn't help close Che gao between them and the Oolumbus Cart.iaals,jThe Cards also won to remain !, three and a half games out front j In the battle for fourth place, j j Both teams hat e only seven I gfunes left bforo the season encs , Wednesday. Any combination of * tour Columbus vctiorles or Jack* I 4 sonvlUe defeats will ice things (or !the birds. *'; The Tars junleashed an extra base hit attack last night in the i eighth to dereat the Charleston Rc-•I beis, 5-2. Columbus whipped the4 Augusta Tigers 2-0. 1In other games, the Cellarlte1 Columbia Reds swept i noubie-header from the second-place Sa- |; vannah Indians. 5-2 and 4-2. kind the pennant-winmgn Macon Peach j es eked by the Oreenvlile Splimeis !) 7-6, in 11 innings.| At Jacksonville, with the score j •tied 2-2, BUI Lutes and Jim Thom-1 as belted doubles to open the J eighth 4tnd~ 3ok X»ennon ■ followed + with 325-foot smash over the right-field fence, his twelfth home run of the year.Dennis Reeder south pawed his way t6 his seventh victory at Columbus. holding Augusta to four hits, compared nine yielded bySavannah^ hopes foF Ivbldtog io-second place were Jolted by the oil# good Cor t * rm.•% oven llio right field icnr'1. A hvo-**un ljt»w by Dean Wmd ini'! hie by Dean Woodinto the left field seats iced the second contest. The double defeat left Savannah with only a on$ and one-haH gume margin over third-place Green*I ville. t