Friday, July 18, 1952

W L Pct. GB
Victoria .. .. 57 30 .655 —
Spokane .. ... 49 40 .551 9
Vancouver .. . 41 39 .513 12½
Yakima .. .. . 43 47 .478 15½
Salem .. .. .. 41 45 .477 15½
Lewiston .. .. 39 47 .453 17½
Tri-City .. .. 39 49 .443 18½
Wenatchee .. . 38 50 .432 19½

YAKIMA, July 18—Ted Shandor pitched a two-hitter Friday night to blank Victoria and snap its seven-game winning streak as Yakima's rising Bears won another Western International League baseball game, 7-0.
Shandor's two harmless hits consisted of a single to Chuck Abernethy in the fourth frame and Cecil Garriott's safe bunt in the sixth. He whiffed four and allowed only three walks.
Chuck Malmberg, Dario Lodigiani, Phil Steinberg and Mike Donahue led the Yakima batting attack with two hits each. Steinberg's two singles drove in two runs.
All of Yakima s tallies were earned except the two runs scored in the sixth when Abernethy and Catcher Milt Martin committed errors which allowed in two runs without a hit.
Victoria …. 000 000 000—0 2 3
Yakima ….. 011 112 01x—7 9 2
Wisneski, Towns (6) and Martin; Shandor and Donahue.

LEWISTON, July 18 — The Lewiston Broncs were weak at the plate and strong on the bases as they edged Tri-City 6-4 in a Western International League baseball game Friday night.
The Braves' George New allowed only five Lewiston hits and struck out 10 batters, but lack of control allowed 13 Broncs to get gift passes to first base. Lewiston's Bill Brenner pitched a solid winning game, allowing nine scattered hits, striking out four and walking three.
Lewiston racked up six stolen bases against harried Tri-City, registering double steals twice in a row.
Tri-City ….. 101 000 110—4 9 0
Lewiston … 003 001 20x—6 5 4
New and Carr; Brenner and Lundberg.

Vancouver at Wenatchee, postponed rain.
Salem at Spokane, postponed, rain.