Saturday, July 17, 1948

STANDINGS
W L Pct. GB
Tacoma ..... 55 38 .591 --
Bremerton .. 55 39 .585 ½
Victoria ... 51 42 .548 4
Vancouver .. 46 41 .529 6
Spokane .... 47 45 .511 7½
Wenatchee .. 41 51 .446 13½
Salem ...... 40 52 .433 14½
Yakima ..... 32 59 .352 22

VANCOUVER, July 17—Hunk Anderson tossed an eight-hitter the Victoria Athletics and won, 8-4, in the opener of a twin-bill on Saturday. But Carl Gunnarson was even stingier in the night game. He allowed only seven hits but lost to the Athletics, 2-1.
Vancouver had three-run innings in the first and sixth innings in the opener.
About the only only highlight was umpire John Nenezich's decision to toss both Caps centre fielder Frank Mullens and Victoria manager Ted Norbert for arguing his calls too loudly.
Archie Wilson spoiled Gunnarson's game in the night contest, driving in both Victoria runs with a double and a homer.
Charlie Mead's double brought in Frank Mullens for the Vancouver run.
First game
Victoria ......... 001 120 000—4 8 2
Vancouver ..... 300 023 00x—8 11 3
Owens, Blankenship ( 6), Propst ( 6) and Anderson, and Warren
Second game
Victoria ......... 100 100 000—2 7 0
Vancouver ..... 100 000 000—1 10 1
Kasparovitch and Recca; Gunnarson and Warren.

TACOMA, July 17—Joe Sullivan, home game ace of the Bremerton club, was transported to Tacoma tonight and made the trip worthwhile as he pitched the Bluejackets to a 3-2 win over the leading Tigers. The result left the teams a half game apart as they wind up their week-long series with a twin bill tomorrow. Ed Murphy singled home the winning run in the seventh.
Bremerton ......... 000 110 100—3 8 0
Tacoma ............ 010 100 000—2 6 2
Sullivan and Ronning; Fortier and Ross.

Spokane ............ 000 012 000—3 8 1
Yakima .............. 020 110 00x—4 11 0
Werbowski, Babbitt (6) and Sheely; Ford and Constantino.

Wenatchee ....... 100 002 010 0—4 8 1
Salem .............. 000 300 100 1—5 8 2
Lierman, McCollum (10) and Gardner; McIrvin and Burgher.