Sunday, June 15, 1952

W L Pct. GB
Victoria .... 36 15 .706 —
Spokane ..... 34 23 .596 5
Vancouver ... 26 21 .553 8
Lewiston .... 26 28 .481 11½
Tri-City .... 25 31 .446 13½
Wenatchee ... 24 31 .436 14
Salem ....... 23 30 .434 14
Yakima ...... 21 36 .368 18

SALEM, June 15 — Victoria won both games in a Western International League doubleheader here Sunday, defeating Salem 1-0 in the opener and 5-3 in the nightcap.
First Game
Victoria ........ 000 100 0—1 7 0
Salem ........... 000 000 0—0 3 0
Lorino and Marcucci; McNulty and Nelson.
Second Game
Victoria ........ 000 005 000—5 8 2
Salem ........... 000 000 030—3 8 3
McIrvin and Marcucci; Hemphill, Edmunds (6), Aubertin (8) and Nelson.

SPOKANE, June 15—The Spokane Indians shoved across five runs in the fifth inning Sunday night to defeat the Wenatchee Chiefs 7-2 in the second game of a Western International League baseball doubleheader. The Chiefs took the afternoon game, 6-3.
First Game
Wenatchee .. 012 010 101—6 10 0
Spokane ...... 000 101 001—3 11 3
Dasso, Bauhofer (9) and Pocekay; Bishop, Roberts (8) and Sheets.
Second Game
Wenatchee ... 000 100 001—2 3 l
Spokane ....... 100 050 10x—7 14 3
Stites and Pocekay; Marshall and Sheets.

KENNEWICK, June 16 [Vancouver Sun]—Vancouver Caps split a Western International League doubleheader with Tri-City Braves here Sunday, and return home still in third place, eight games back of the front-running Victoria Tyees.
But they had a victorious trip here last week, winning five games out of six. They have an off-day today, but celebrate the first anniversary of new Cap Stadium with a doubleheader against Salem Senators Tuesday.
First game goes at 7:15 p.m.
John (Bud) Guldborg won his seventh game against two losses in the second title Sunday, scattering seven hits for a 3-1 conquest.
He was robbed of a shut-out when John Kovenz and Nick Pesut singled in the eighth inning, driving home Des Charouhas, who had walked.
Veteran Bob Snyder lost the first game, 5-1, his third against two wins. He pitched well enough, but Tri-City batters bunched five hits and cashed in on three Vancouver errors.
Jim Keating joins the Caps tomorrow and may pitch one of the games. He may also see outfield duty since Edo Vanni and Jim Wert are both ailing.
First Game
Vancouver ..... 010 000 0—1 3 3
Tri-City ......... 012 020 x—5 5 1
Snyder and Ritchey; Greenwood and Pesut.
Second Game
Vancouver ...... 000 100 020—3 7 0
Tri-City .......... 000 000 010—1 7 0
Gudberg and Ritchey; New, Michelson (9) and Pesut.

LEWISTON, Idaho, June 15—The Lewiston Broncs and the Yakima Bears split two wild-scoring Western International League baseball games Sunday. The Bears routed the Broncs, 17-4, in the nightcap, and Lewiston smothered Yakima, 12~1, in the afternoon game.
First Game
Yakima ..... 000 001 0— 1 4 0
Lewiston ... 100 830 x—12 14 0
Monahan, Donley (4) and Donahue; Schulte and Lundberg.
Second Game
Yakima ..... 300 300 (10)30—17 16 2
Lewiston ... 300 100 001— 4 10 4
Wright and Donahue; Bowman, Koftenbader (8) and Helmuth.