Sunday, April 27, 1952

W L Pct
Victoria ..... 5 1 .833
Spokane ...... 5 2 .714
Vancouver .... 4 3 .571
Lewiston ..... 3 3 .500
Yakima ....... 3 4 .429
Salem ........ 3 4 .429
Wenatchee .... 2 5 .286
Tri-City ..... 2 5 .286

LEWISTON, Apr. 27 — The Victoria Tyees shoved across two runs in the ninth inning, giving them an 8-6 win over the Lewiston Broncs in the first game of a scheduled Western International League doubleheader Sunday.
The second game was called in the second inning because of rain.
In the first game the score was tied 6-6 going into the ninth. Tyee manager Cecil Garriott doubled in Bob Moniz and later scored on Chuck Abernathy's single.
Victoria ...... 000 211 202—8 12 2
Lewiston .... 010 040 100—6 8 0
Propst, Randolph (7), Heard (7) and Martin; Brenner, Powell (6) and Helmuth.
(Second game called after two innings rain).

SPOKANE, April 27 — The Vancouver Capilanos staged a 4-run tenth inning after two were out to defeat the Spokane Indians 7-3 in the twilight end of a Sunday Western International League doubleheader.
Pitcher Carl Gunnerson won his own game by doubling in the winning run.
Vancouver made a sweep of the doubleheader by taking the first game 6-3.
Manager Bill Schuster and pitcher Jerry Barta were injured in the first game and may be lost to the team temporarily.
The dual win gave the Capilanos a split in the 4-game series with Spokane.
First Game
Vancouver ...... 000 010 230—6 8 1
Spokane .......... 000 001 020—3 9 0
Barta, Locke (5) and Ritchey; Bishop, Roberts (7), Palm (8) and Sheets.
Second Game
Vancouver ...... 110 001 000 4—7-11 0
Spokane .......... 000 003 000 0—3- 8 3
Gunnarson and Ritchey; Marshall, Roberts (7) and Sheets.

YAKIMA, April 27—The Yakima Bears split a Western International League doubleheader with the Tri-City Braves here Sunday, dropping the first game 7-4 and squeezing by 4-3 in the overtime nightcap.
Tri-City's Al Porto pitched seven innings of hitless, scoreless ball in the opener, but blew in the eighth to allow all Yakima's scoring.
Tri-City jumped out to an early lead with two runs in the first, three in the third and a pair in the fifth.
Hitting honors were taken by rightfielder Bill Rogers who whacked three singles in four appearances at the plate and drove in three runs.
In the last half of the eighth, the Yakima's Sal Taormina walked. Jerry Zuvela singled to center, and both advanced when Gene Howard sacrificed. Player-Manager Dario Lodigiani walked to fill the bases.
Then Herb Donahue whacked a sharp single to drive in the winning run.
First Game
Tri-City ......... 203 020 000—7 7 2
Yakima ......... 000 000 040—4 6 2
Porto, Romer (8), Michelson (8) and Carr; Del Sarto, Dials (9) and Donohue.
Second Game
Tri-City ....... 000 100 10—2 7 0
Yakima ........ 000 020 01—3 7 0
Satalich and Pesut; Clancy and Donohue.

WENATCHEE, April 27 — Salem bounced Wenatchee 8-6 and 9-4 in a day-night doubleheader Sunday to take a 3-1 edge in the four-game Western International League series.
Salem cashed in on five Wenatchee errors to win the afternoon opener and unleashed 16 hits for its victory in the nightcap, including two triples by left-fielder Jim Deyo off the offerings of Al Treichel.
First Game
Salem ............. 000 113 300—8 11 2
Wenatchee .... 021 100 002—6 11 5
Collins, Edmonds (9) and Nelson; Dasso, McCoy (7) and Pocekay.
Second Game
Salem ........... 020 004 030—9 16 0
Wenatchee ... 002 010 010—4 10 1
Schmidt, Hamphill (3) Schander (6) and Nelson; Treichel and Pocekay.

Caps Get Tran
SEATTLE, April 27—Seattle Rainiers’ roster was pared down to the 23-player limit with the option of Len Tran to Vancouver of the W.I.L., R.C. Torrence, vice-president of the Coast League club, announced today.
At the same time, Torrence announced the transfer of outfielder Bill Cleveland from Vancouver to Wenatchee. Cleveland, a rookie, was assigned to Vancouver in spring training.

New Pitcher
KENNEWICK, April 27—Another left handed pitcher has reported to the Tri-City Braves. He is George New, a husky youngster sent to the Braves on option from Baltimore.
New is reported to have looked good in spring training against AA and AAA teams. However, the Phils, who own New, apparently feel he needs at last one more season in a lower classification.