Saturday, July 6, 1946

                W  L  Pct GB
Salem ........ 46 28 .622 —
Wenatchee .... 47 30 .610 ½
Bremerton .... 38 26 .593 3
Tacoma ....... 40 28 .588 3
Spokane ...... 32 30 .516 8
Yakima ....... 30 38 .431 13
Vancouver .... 24 45 .348 19½
Victoria ..... 21 53 .284 25

SALEM, July 6—Salem's Senators regained first place in the Western International baseball league Saturday by edging Wenatchee 2-1 in the hurling duel between the Solons' Ed Kowalski and Hugh Orphan of the Chiefs.
Wenatchee ........ 000 001 000—1 4 0
Salem ............... 100 010 000—2 7 0
Orphan and Pesut; Kowalski and Salmon.

SPOKANE, July 6—A wild, ten-run second inning gave Yakima a 12 to 7 victory over the reorganised Spokane Indians here tonight for their fourth straight victory in the current six-game series with the Tribe.
Yakima ............. 0(10)1 001 000—12 12 0
Spokane ........... 300 000 004— 7 11 3
Strait and McConnell; Swope, Bakamus (2) and Varrelman.

TACOMA, July 6—A three-run seventh inning and a lone counter in the eighth earned Tacoma a 4 to 3 triumph tonight over Vancouver, enabling Cy Greenlaw to notch his 13th pitching win against four defeats.
Greenlaw also batted in a run. Ed Joratz and Hank Vallee each had two hits for the winners.
Jim Estrada tripled in a teammate for Vancouver, while Charlie Mead had a pair of singles, one of them good enough to score a run.
Vancouver ......... 000 000 111—3 6 4
Tacoma ............ 000 000 31x—4 7 3
Anderson and Spurgeon; Greenlaw and Kuper.

BREMERTON, July 6—Bremerton Bluejackets took their fifth straight decision from the Victoria Athletics, 11-10, here in a long, drawn out, Western International League baseball contest.
Victoria ............ 030 101 302—10 8 5
Bremerton ........ 120 024 011—11 12 3
Carpenter, Jensen (9) and Paulson; Kowalski and Salmon.