Sunday, June 8, 1952

W L Pct. GB
Victoria ..... 31 14 .689 —
Spokane ...... 30 21 .588 4
Vancouver .... 21 19 .525 7½
Lewiston ..... 24 25 .490 9
Salem ........ 23 27 .460 10½
Tri-City ..... 23 27 .460 10½
Wenatchee .... 22 27 .449 11
Yakima ....... 18 32 .360 15½

SPOKANE, June 8—Spokane and Lewiston split a Western International League baseball doubleheader Sunday, Spokane taking the opener 7-2 and Lewiston the nightcap 10-4.
Centre fielder Eddie Murphy and manager Don Osborn teamed up to lead the Indians to victory in the first game.
Murphy, with two home runs, a double and a single in five trips, batted in four runs to lead both teams offensively.
First Game
Lewiston ....... 001 000 010—2 10 0
Spokane ....... 000 2000 32x—7 15 1
Brenner and Lundberg; Osborn, Chase (7) and Sheets.
Second Game
Lewiston ....... 201 013 003—10 13 2
Spokane ....... 010 000 300—4 4 6
Bowman, Powell (7) and Lundberg; Conant, Chase (9) and Sheets.

YAKIMA, June 8—The Yakima Bears and the Wenatchee Chiefs split a Western International League baseball doubleheader Sunday, the Chiefs winning the first game 5-4 in 11 innings and the Bears winning the seven-inning nightcap 7-1.
Dave Dahle, who got credit for the elongated opener, limited the Bears to seven hits and accounted for Wenatchee’s scoring in the top of the 11th.
Ross McCormack started the Chiefs half of the 11th with a walk. He was forced at second by Bob Garrett. Garrett took third on Norm Ridgeway’s double and crossed the plate on Dahle’s squeeze sacrifice.
First Game
Wenatchee ..... 200 001 000 01—5 13 2
Yakima ........... 000 100 300 00—4 7 1
Dahle and Pocekay; Shandor, Albeni (8) and Donahue.
Second Game
Wenatchee ..... 000 100 0—1 9 1
Yakima ........... 023 020 0—7 7 1
Dasso, Bauhofer (2), Kapp (5) and Pocekay; Thomason and Donahue.

SALEM, June 8—Tri-City took both ends of a Western International League doubleheader here Sunday night when it defeated Salem 6-2 and 9-4. Tri-City won the series 3-1.
In the opening game Tri-City exploded for five runs in the fourth inning to win.
Ralph Romero, Tri-City righthander, extended his scoreless hurling against Salem to 266 innings before yielding a brace of runs in the sixth frame.
Former University of Oregon athlete John Kovenz was the hero in the nightcap, as he belted a grand-slam homer.
A crowd of 1,940 turned out for Country Store Night, at which basketfuls of groceries were given away by local merchants.
First Game
Tri-City ..... 001 500 0—6 9 1
Salem ....... 000 002 0—2 7 1
Romero and Pesut; Hemphill, Edmunds (4) and Nelson.
Second Game
Tri-City ..... 402 000 021—9 14 0
Salem ....... 000 000 031—4 10 0
New, Michelson (8) and Pesut; McNulty, Aubertin (8) and Nelson, Thrasher (8).

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