Friday, July 19, 1946

                W  L  Pct GB
Salem ........ 53 33 .616 —
Wenatchee .... 55 36 .604 ½
Bremerton .... 46 31 .597 2½
Tacoma ....... 47 35 .573 4
Spokane ...... 37 39 .486 11
Yakima ....... 35 46 .432 15½
Vancouver .... 30 51 .370 20½
Victoria ..... 28 60 .318 26

SALEM, Ore., July 19—Bremerton shut out the Salem Senators 5-0 tonight to knock the Salem team from the Western International League pedestal.
Bremerton ..... 100 000 031—5 11 0
Salem ........... 000 000 000—0 4 0
Pintar and Curtis; Gerkin, Kowalski (8) and Kerr.

WENATCHEE, July 19—story unavailable
Spokane ......... 200 400 200—8 10 1
Wenatchee ..... 101 001 101—5 10 6
Sadlish, Tising (9) and Varrelman; Cronin and Pesut.

YAKIMA, July 19—Yakima squared its Western International League series with Vancouver here tonight at two games apiece as lefty Al Yaylian pitched the Stars to a 7-0 victory over the Canadians.
Jim Hedgecock was victimised by the Stars in the fourth inning, as he issued six free passes and gave up five fits for five runs. Ronnie Bryant, who has had a sore arm most of the year, came on to relieve and gave up only one unearned run the rest of the way.
Vancouver ..... 000 000 000—0 7 1
Yakima .......... 001 510 00x—7 6 0
Hedgecock, Bryant (4) and Brenner; Yaylian and Gibb.

TACOMA, July 19—Chasing across four runs in the sixth inning on four hits and an error, Tacoma Tigers came from behind to defeat the Victoria Athletics in their Western International League baseball game tonight, 6-4.
The Athletics got away to a 4 to 1 lead with single tallies in the first and fourth innings and a pair in the fifth.
In the right, Victoria's John Carpenter walked Marvin Scott after the Tigers had loaded the bases on singles by Peterson and Freddie Marsh together with an intentional pass.
The victory gives Tacoma a 4-1 series lead.
Victoria ......... 100 120 000—4 9 1
Tacoma ......... 020 004 00x—6 14 0
Carpenter and Paulson; Jungbluth, Greenlaw (7) and Kemper.