Saturday, August 10, 1946

                 W  L  Pct GB
Wenatchee ..... 69 43 .616 —
Salem ......... 64 45 .587 3½
Bremerton ..... 59 43 .578 5
Tacoma ........ 56 50 .528 10
Spokane ....... 47 50 .485 14½
Yakima ........ 49 58 .458 17½
Vancouver ..... 41 64 .390 24½
Victoria ...... 40 72 .357 29

SPOKANE, Aug. 10—Bill Varrelman's 11th inning hit gave Spokane a 9-8 win over Bremerton in WIL baseball here tonight.
Bremerton ....... 110 003 011 01—8 11 3
Spokane ......... 300 100 003 02—9 12 5
Marshall, Medeghini (9), Kittle (9) and Volpi; Cadinha and Varrelman.

WENATCHEE, story unavailable.
Tacoma .......... 003 000 000—3 6 0
Wenatchee ..... 003 020 00x—5 14 1
Oppelt and Kuper; Orphan and Pesut, Gerkin.

VICTORIA, Aug. 10—Bob Jensen fired a third strike past 17 hitters as Victoria swept a double-header from Yakima, 17-6 and 10-1.
Jensen now has 241 strike outs, seven short of the league standard set by Tacoma's Floyd Iskite in 1938.
He retired the side on strikes in the third, fourth, eighth and ninth innings of the night game.
He scattered four hits and lost his shutout in the ninth when errors by Raimondi and Bob Stumpf permitted an unearned run.
The A's pounced on starter Keith Simon in the third and drove him to the showers with a five-run outburst. Bob Paulson drove in four runs with a pair of timely singles, but was tossed in the eighth inning for arguing balls and strikes.
In the opener, Ed Murphy and Bill Dunn both hit three-run homers, while Bob Cherry and Beans Marionetti added seventh-inning solo shots.
During the game, the Athletics announced the signing of Tony Chapetta, ex San Diego pitcher who had been released by Yakima.
First Game
Yakima ......... 002 010 300— 6 14 2
Victoria ........ 001 174 40x—17 20 1
Strait, Bohnen (6) Harris (7) and Gibb; Bass and Stumpf.
Second Game
Yakima ......... 000 000 001— 1 4 0
Victoria ........ 005 100 40x—10 11 2
Simon, Kralovich and McConnell; Jensen and Paulson, Stumpf.

SALEM, Aug. 10—Ray Orteig swatted a pair of doubles, while Frank Mullens and Ray Spurgeon homered in a ten-hit Vancouver attack to defeat the Salem Senators 12-9 Saturday night.
Jim Hedgecock got the win, despite being pulled in the sixth inning when the Senators scored seven times. He walked seven in 5 2-3 innings.
Vancouver ....... 501 302 001—12 10 2
Salem ............. 000 107 100— 9 7 2
Hedgecock, Anderson (6), Snyder (7) and Spurgeon; Fallin, Hess (4), Gunnarson (8), Schubel (8) and Kerr.