Sunday, May 18, 1952

W L Pct. GB
Spokane ..... 18 9 .667 —
Victoria .... 16 8 .667 ½
Vancouver ... 11 10 .524 4
Salem ....... 14 13 .519 4
Wenatchee ... 13 13 .500 4½
Tri-City .... 11 17 .393 7½
Lewiston .... 10 16 .385 7½
Yakima ...... 10 17 .370 8

SPOKANE, May 18—The Spokane Indians concluded their four-game series with Lewiston Sunday by crushing the Broncs 18-8, 7-2, in a Western International League baseball doubleheader.
In recording his third win of the season, Tribe hurler Gordon Palm scattered seven hits over the route, although walking 11 in the nightcap.
First game
Lewiston ..... 000 110 033— 8 14 5
Spokane ...... 000 0(11) 42x—18 14 0
Spearman, Owens (5), Williams (5) and Lundberg; Bishop and Sheets.
Second Game
Lewiston ..... 000 010 001—2 7 2
Spokane ...... 040 000 30x—7 10 3
Thomason, Powell (2), Schulte (8) and Lundberg; Palm and Sheets.

KENNEWICK, May 18—Wenatchee picked up a pair from Tri-City, 4-2 and 12-11, in their Western International League baseball double-header Sunday to take the four-game series, 3-1.
The Braves sewed up the first game in a big fourth inning when Dick Adams, Bud Hjelmaa and Lauren Monroe singled. Tri-City pitcher Al Satalich threw the ball into right field on an attempted sacrifice, allowing two runs home and shortstop Norm Ridgeway doubled in two more.
The second game was a wild-hitting affair as the happy batsmen whacked five homers.
The winning run was scored on a four-sacker by Wenatchee catcher Walt Pocekay in the top half of the seventh.
First Game
Wenatchee .... 000 400 000—4 7 2
Tri-City ......... 000 000 011—2 7 1
Dahle, Oubre (9) and Pocekay; Satalich, Waibel (6) and Carr.
Second Game
Wenatchee .... 143 030 1—12 11 l
Tri-City ......... 200 360 0—11 14 5
Dasso, Oubre (5) and Pocekay; Johnston, Porto (3), Waibel (3), Satalich (5), Michelson (7) and Pesut.

SALEM, May 18—Salem's 2-0 and 4-2 doubleheader victory over Yakima heere Sunday gave them a clean sweep of a four-game Western International League series.
In the first game Salem's Ray McNulty struck out six and walked two while John Albini struck out three and walked four for Yakima.
First Game
Yakima ..... 000 000 000—0 5 0
Salem ...... 000 001 01x—2 4 0
Albini and Myers; McNulty and Nelson.
Second Game
Yakima ..... 101 000 0—2 6 1
Salem ...... 010 111 x—4 9 0
Monahan and Donahue; Edmunds and Leavitt, Nelson (5).

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NON-WIL MINOR LEAGUE NEWS
Wins Double Bill Twice In Three Years
FRESNO, Calif, May 19 — No more iron men?
Ray Malgradi last night pitched and won a doubleheader the second time in three years.
The 30-year-old right hander pitched Santa Barbara to 4-0 and 9-3 victories over Fresno in the Class B California league. He cave five hits in the 7-inning opener, allowed nine and fanned eight in the 9-inning nightcap.
It was for Fresno, his victims last night, that he won a double-header from Stockton in 1949.
Malgradi, an Oakland, Calif., ice man, began his pro baseball career with Salem, Ore., in the Western International league six years ago. He's also hurled for Modesto, also of the California league, and for Willows of the disbanded Far West league.
The Dodgers put together four singles, a triple by Al Abro, a balk and a sacrifice for all four
runs in the third frame of the opener.
Two singles, a walk, a hit batsman and a double by Herb Olson in the second clinched Santa Barbara's windup win.