Sunday, July 20, 1952

W L Pct. GB
Victoria .... 60 30 .667 —
Spokane ..... 51 41 .555 10
Vancouver ... 44 39 .530 12½
Salem ....... 42 47 .471 17
Lewiston .... 42 47 .471 17
Yakima ...... 43 50 .462 18½
Tri-City .... 39 52 .428 21½
Wenatchee ... 38 53 .417 22½

YAKIMA, July 20—Victoria's league-leading Tyees took a doubleheader from the Yakima Bears here Sunday night, squeezing out a 1-0 win in the first game and romping to
an 8-2 victory in the second.
First Game
Victoria ..... 000 100 0—1 5 0
Yakima ...... 000 000 0—0 2 1
Lorino and Martin; Del Sarto and Donahue.
Second Game
Victoria ..... 100 230 300—8 12 1
Yakima ...... 010 001 000—2 4 6
Bottler and Martin; Thompson, Garrett (6), Wright (7), Donley (9) and Donahue.

SPOKANE, July 20 — The brilliant three-hit pitching of Frank Chase gave Spokane the rubber game of the Salem series Sunday night as the Indians downed the Senators 2-0 in a Western International League baseball game.
Salem ........ 000 000 000—0 3 0
Spokane ..... 100 001 00x—2 3 2
Edmunds, DeGeorge (8) and Nelson; Chase and Sheets.

WENATCHEE [Vancouver News-Herald, July 21]—Capilanos turned on the heat Sunday night in the first game of a scheduled double-header against Wenatchee and when the first inning was tolled the Vancouver crew had set a season’s record for high score.
It was a total of 22 runs and good enough for a pathetically-easy 22-2 victory. Three Wenatchee pitchers faced the Vancouver boys and they came within two hits of tying their own record for the most bases in a single game.
They got 29 and the record is 31, established last season.
Winning pitcher for Vancouver was Bob Snyder. And after the fourth inning he had nothing to worry about. That was when the Caps rolled across seven runs to add to the two they had already scored. They got another 12 in the final two innings.
Meanwhile, Bob Brown returned in advance of the club Saturday and was loud in his praise for acting-manager Edo Vanni when Vancouver beat Wenatchee 8-6 in the 10th inning Saturday night.
“Edo has always been accepted in this game as a quick thinker,” Bob said. “It was not just a question of whether or not he could transform that clear thinking into the split-second decisions required of a manager. Well, he seems to have passed the test.”
Saturday, the Caps were in danger of blowing a ball game in the ninth inning when Vanni trotted in from right field and put on his think-tank.
Ed Locke was the pitcher and Lauri Munroe, left-handed hitter, was due to hit for Wenatchee. There were men on first and second and one out. After a short talk, Vanni called lefty Bill Whyte in from the bull-pen and Bill did the job of getting Munro out on four pitches. Then Vanni got Whyte out of there and inserted right-handed Paul Jones to pitch to right-handed hitting Dick Adams.
Vanni and the “new” Capilanos return to Cap Stadium Monday night for a three-gamer against Spokane.
First Game
Vancouver ….. 100 171 007—22 29 1
Wenatchee …. 100 000 010—2 8 3
Snyder and Ritchey; Stites, Moore (5), Palmer (8) and Robinett.
Second Game
Vancouver ….. 010 302 0—6 8 3
Wenatchee …. 200 000 0—2 6 1
Lovrich and Ritchey; Oubre, Bauhofer (4) and Robinett.

LEWISTON, July 20 — The sixth place Lewiston Broncs pulled away from the seventh place Tri-City Braves Sunday night by winning both ends of a Western International doubleader, taking the opener 2-1 and the nightcap, 7-2.
First Game
Tri-City ...... 000 100 0—1 4 1
Lewiston ..... 010 001 x—2 5 1
Romero and Pesut; Thomason and Lundberg.
Second Game
Tri-City ...... 100 000 001—2 5 0
Lewiston ..... 110 003 20x—7 11 2
Greenwood and Pesut; Nicholas and Helmuth.