Sunday, July 13, 1952

W L Pct. GB
Victoria .... 52 29 .642 —
Spokane ..... 47 39 .547 7½
Vancouver ... 40 36 .526 9½
Salem ....... 39 44 .470 14
Lewiston .... 38 43 .469 14
Yakima ...... 40 46 .465 14½
Tri-City .... 38 46 .452 15½
Wenatchee ... 37 48 .435 17

First Game
Spokane ...... 000 100 1—2 6 0
Lewiston ..... 000 000 3—3 3 2
Conant, Roberts (7) and Sheets; Nicholas and Lundberg.
Second Game
Spokane ...... 401 001 311—11 13 2
Lewiston ..... 001 200 400—7 9 3
Marshall, Roberts (7) and Sheets; Bowman, Brenner (1), Clancy (6), Powell (9) and Helmuth. WP Marshall; LP Bowman.

SALEM, July 13—Salem won both ends of a Western International League baseball doubleheader with Tri-City here Sunday, 3-0 and 2-1.
Vic Buccola scored Tri-City's lone second game run in the fifth inning. He singled and was advanced on a sacrifice and Tom Marier's single.
Salem, which had scored in the second inning, won when Gene Tanselli in the walked 10th and scored on Manager Hugh Luby's single.
In the first game Pitcher Ted Edmunds shut out Tri-City on seven hits.
First Game
Tri-City ..... 000 000 0—0 7 0
Salem ........ 300 000 0—3 7 0
Romero and Pesut; Edmunds and Nelson.
Second Game
Tri-City ..... 000 010 000 0—1 10 4
Salem ........ 010 000 000 1—2 6 1
New and Pesut; Hemphill and Thrasher.

YAKIMA, July 13 — Coming to life at mid-season, the Yakima Bears picked their apple country neighbours, the Wenatchee, Chiefs, as their victim Sunday, leveling the Chiefs on both ends of aa Western International baseball league twin-bill, 2-0 and 10-2.
The Bears broke a no-no tie in the last of the third with a six-run attack that sent five runs across the plate.
Bill Steinberg led off with a stinging triple and scored on Mike Donahue's
double and Donahue romped home on another double by Chuck Malmberg for the first,
two tallies. A walk and successive singles by John Albini and Dario Lodigiani furnished the ammunition for the other three runs.
First Game
Wenatchee ... 000 000 0—0 5 0
Yakima ...... 000 002 x—2 7 0
Dasso and Robinett; Del Sarto and Donahue.
Second Game
Wenatchee .... 000 101 000— 2 8 3
Yakima ....... 005 031 10x—10 15 1
Stites, Kapp (3) Moore (6) and Pocekay; Shandor and Donahue.

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