Sunday, July 7, 1946

                W  L  Pct GB
Salem ........ 48 28 .632 —
Wenatchee .... 47 32 .595 2½
Bremerton .... 39 27 .591 4
Tacoma ....... 41 29 .586 4
Spokane ...... 33 31 .516 9
Yakima ....... 31 39 .443 14
Vancouver .... 25 46 .352 20½
Victoria ..... 22 54 .289 26

First Game
Wenatchee ....... 000 000 044—3 14 3
Salem .............. 111 201 12x—9 13 3
Green, Cronin (8), and Fitzgerald; Gunnarson, Schubel (9) and Salmon.
Second Game
Wenatchee ....... 000 000 0—0 4 1
Salem .............. 200 000 x—2 5 1
McCollum and Pesut; Wyatt and Kerr.

First Game
Victoria .......... 010 000 220—5 11 1
Bremerton ....... 241 000 02x—9 14 0
Blankenship, Hess (9), W. Raimondi (9) and Paulson, Clifford (9); Pintar, Medeghini Second Game
Victoria .......... 227 000 0—11 9 5
Bremerton ....... 012 012 1— 7 10 1
Bass, Oliver (8), Jensen (7) and Paulson; Lowman, Logue (2), Paglia (3) and Volpi.

TACOMA, July 7—A 14-hit attack, with four by Peterson and three by Clifford, led the Tacoma Tigers to a 9-5 win over the Vancouver Capilanos Sunday in the first game of a Western International League double-bill.
Abbott homered and doubled for four RBIs.
The Caps lost leading hitter Lou Estes, batting .307, in the first game when he possibly fractured an ankle sliding into home plate.
Bob Synder tossed a five-hitter in the night game as Vancouver got by Tacoma 3-2, thanks to a run in the last inning of the seven-inning contest.
Charlie Mead had a pair of doubles two bring in two runs, and Ray Orteig brought in the other for Vancouver in a three-single night.
First Game
Vancouver ...... 000 030 200—5 11 2
Tacoma .......... 012 210 30x—9 14 3
Hedgecock, Marshall (8) and Spurgeon; Martin, Jimmink (7) and Kemper.
Second Game
Vancouver ...... 000 200 1—3 9 0
Tacoma .......... 010 001 0—2 5 1
Snyder and Spurgeon; Sostre and Kemper.

First Game
Yakima ......... 029 031 441—24 27 0
Spokane ....... 000 000 010— 1 5 3
Simons and McConnell; Miles, Faria (3), Swope (8) and Varrelson.
Second Game
Yakima ........ 000 000 000— 0 2 0
Spokane ...... 132 003 21x—12 13 2
Kasepchuk, Bohnen (3) and McConnell; Cadinha and Varrelman.

Caps Snatch Chinese Ace
SEATTLE, July 7—The Seattle Rainiers have signed George Ho, and have assigned him to Vancouver of the Western International League.
Ho was just discharged from the U.S. Army Intelligence Corps and before joining uip, played full seasons with Hartford of the Eastern League (Class A) and Chatanooga of the Southern Association (Class AA).
Ho is an infielder-outfielder.