Sunday, July 18, 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 .... 48 46 .511 7½
Salem ...... 42 52 .447 13½
Wenatchee .. 41 53 .436 14½
Yakima ..... 33 60 .355 22

Rain Stops WI Play
By the Associated Press
Even a red-hot pennant fight couldn't keep the rain away from Tacoma's Western International league park. As a result, the pace-setters' doubleheader with runner-up Bremerton was postponed yesterday and the two teams take a day's rest today with Tacoma still holding a bare half game lead.
Second division teams monopolized the Sunday play with Victoria and Vancouver not scheduled to play.
Salem jumped on Wenatchee twice 7-0 and 6-5 to climb over the Chiefs into sixth place. Spokane and Yakima divided, Spokane besting the Packers 7-3 but losing an 11-inning nightcap 6-5.

First game
Wenatchee ......... 000 000 0—0 2 2
Salem ................ 002 221 x—7 13 1
Conover, Stevens (7) and Dalrymple; Olson and Stumpf.
Second game
Wenatchee ......... 012 020 000—5 11 1
Salem ................ 003 000 021—6 7 2
Rose, McCollum (9) and Gardner; Peterson, McNulty (9) and Burgher.

First game
Spokane ............. 000 210 4—7 11 2
Yakima ............... 100 101 0—3 9 2
Orphal, Cordell (1), and Sheely; Drilling, Kittle (7), Peterson (9) and Constantino.
Second game
Spokane .............. 020 020 000 10—5 11 3
Yakima ................ 200 100 010 11—6 10 2
Nelson, Babbitt (6) and Sheely; Kittle, Drilling (10) and Constantino.

Bremerton at Tacoma, double-header, rained out.
Vancouver and Victoria, idle due to Blue laws.