Monday, July 1, 1946

                W  L  Pct GB
Salem ........ 43 25 .632 —
Wenatchee .... 44 27 .620 ½
Tacoma ....... 37 25 .597 3
Bremerton .... 33 25 .569 5
Spokane ...... 32 26 .552 6
Yakima ....... 26 38 .406 15
Vancouver .... 21 42 .333 19½
Victoria ..... 20 48 .294 23

VANCOUVER, July 1—The new manager of the Vancouver Capilanos gave some immediate help to his team, smacking a homer and a double to lead them to a 13-8 win over the Tacoma Tigers in the first of two games Monday from the Tacoma Tigers.
Jim Estrada and Reg Clarkson homered for Vancouver, and Estrada batted in four runs. Clarkson added a double and two singles, while Ray Orteig had three hits and brought in three runs.
Tacoma took the night contest 8-5, though the Caps threatened in the ninth inning. They didn't score as Fred Marsh pulled down Orteig's hard liner for a double-play to end the game.
Lou Estes smacked four singles in a losing cause for Vancouver. Orteig doubled and singled, and brought in two runs.
Carnell, normally a first baseman, pitched the final three innings for the Caps.
First game
Tacoma ........... 000 701 000— 8 9 1
Vancouver ....... 004 204 21x—13 14 3
Colombo, Jimmick ( ), Green ( ) and Kemper; Anderson and Spurgeon.
Second game
Tacoma ........... 040 101 002—8 10 1
Vancouver ....... 000 301 010—5 14 0
Sostre and Kuper, Kemper ( ); Bryant, Carnett (7) and Spurgeon.

VICTORIA—Pete Hughes' tremendous inside-the-park home run in the sixth inning was the only tally of the game as the Victoria Athletics took a 1-0 win in the nightcap of a twin bill against the Bremerton Bluejackets.
Bob Jensen allowed only one hit.
Bremerton won the first game, 5-2.
First game
Bremerton ....... 101 001 011—5 10 2
Victoria .......... 000 010 010—2 7 4
Federmeyer and Volpi; Paulson, Hess (8) Bass (9) and Clifford.
Second game
Bremerton ....... 000 000 000—0 1 3
Victoria .......... 000 001 00x—1 4 1
Kittle and Paglia; Jensen and Paulson.

WENATCHEE, stories unavailable
First Game
Salem ........... 002 000 5—7 10 0
Wenatchee .... 000 020 0—2 10 2
Schubel and Salmon; Cronin and Pesut.
Second game
Salem ........... 112 000 100—5 11 0
Wenatchee .... 005 110 02x—9 11 2
Gerkin, Fallin (5) and Kerr; Vivalda and Fitzgerald.