Sunday, May 25, 1952

W L Pct GB
Victoria ..... 22 9 .710 —
Spokane ...... 22 13 .629 2
Vancouver .... 16 10 .615 3½
Wenatchee .... 16 18 .471 7½
Lewiston ..... 16 18 .471 7½
Salem ........ 16 20 .444 8½
Yakima ....... 13 22 .371 11
Tri-City ..... 12 23 .343 12

YAKIMA, May 25 — Yakima split a series windup Western International League baseball doubleheader with Spokane Sunday afternoon, dropping the opener 6-7, and scoring all its runs inthe seventh inning to take the abbreviated nightcap, 3-2.
Spokane ..... 003 020 003—7 12 3
Yakima ....... 000 000 103—6 12 1
Conant, Chase (9) and Sheets; Thompson and Donahue.

WENATCHEE, May 25 — Lewiston split a pair with the Wenatchee Chiefs Sunday, 2-5 and 3-2, to take their Western International League series by a 3-2 margin A brisk breeze whipped singles into doubles in the opening 23-hit slugfest which lasted only an hour and 20 minutes—the shortest game on record at Recreation Park.
First Game
Lewiston ......... 100 000 001—2 12 2
Wenatchee ...... 000 030 11x— 5 11 0
Brenner and Lundberg; Dahle and Pocekay.
Second Game
Lewiston ......... 000 021 0—3 8 1
Wenatchee ...... 000 020 0—2 4 1
Powell and Lundberg, Dasso and Pocekay.

SALEM, May 25 — Tri City scored a single run in the 5th overtime inning of a scheduled seven-inning game to blank Salem 1-0 in a Western International League series opener here Sunday night.
Salem won the second game 8-3.
Olney Patterson came in with the lone run after he had walked to first and been sacrificed to second by Frank Mataya. Ralph Romero, Tri-City pitcher, singled to left field to score Patterson. First Game
Tri-City ....... 000 000 000 001—1 6 0
Salem ......... 000 000 000 000—0 8 2
Romero and Pesut; McNulty and Nelson.
Second Game
Tri-City ....... 000 010 001—2 7 0
Salem ......... 000 003 05x—8 11 0
New and Pesut, Carr (7); Hemphill and Nelson.

CANADIAN TEAMS IDLED BY LORD'S DAY ACT IN B.C.