The National League playoff series switched today to the banks of the Ohio, where it will be resumed tomorrow afternoon with 37‐year‐old Jim Kaat of the Philadelphia Phillies standing on the mound between the Cincinnati Reds and their fourth pennant in seven years. Katt Is Given Task of Stopping Reds

The National League playoff switched today to Pittsburgh, where the Pirates braced for their last chance to stop the running Reds from Cincinnati in their dash toward the pennant and the World Series. Pirates Call Upon Rookie to Halt Reds; A's to Start Holtzman on 2 Days' Rest

The National League president, Chub Feeney, up held today a two‐day suspen sion and $200 fine for Johnny Bench and ordered the Reds' slugging catcher to sit out games tonight and tomorrow night against the Los Angeles Dodgers. ... Bench of Reds Banned 2 Games

The National League ruled today that the Braves must remain in Milwaukee for the 1965 season but may move to Atlanta in 1966. LEAGUE REFUSES TO ALLOW BRAVES TO MOVE TILL '66; Team to Stay in Milwaukee Next Season, but May Go to Atlanta Thereafter

The National League today selected two rookieumpires. Jim Quick and Ed Montague, to replace Chris Pelekoudas and Shag Crawford, who retired after last season. N.L. Picks 2 Umpires

The National League Umpires Association today shelved plans for a threatened strike July 3 and scheduled a meeting with the league's executive committee in New York July 6 to discuss a pension plan increase. Umpires Postpone Strike To Hold Additional Talks