Tuesday, June 29, 1948

W.I.L. STANDINGS
              W  L Pct. GB
Tacoma ..... 46 25 .648 --
Bremerton .. 44 30 .595 3½
Vancouver .. 37 31 .544 7½
Victoria ... 39 33 .542 7½
Spokane .... 35 35 .500 10½
Salem ...... 29 43 .403 17½
Wenatchee .. 29 43 .403 17½
Yakima ..... 26 45 .366 20

BREMERTON, June 29—Banging out 13 hits from the offerings of Joe Sullivan, ex-major league southpaw, Victoria Athletics tonight evened their current series with Bremerton Bluejackets by scoring a 5-3 victory here.
Although he had to be relieved by Joe Blankenship in the eighth inning, lefthander Jim Propst gained credit for his fifth win of the season as the A's pecked away at Sullivan to take and maintain an early lead.
Jack Palmer and Babe Jensen led the assault, each picking up three hits. Palmer opened the scoring by crashing out his tenth home run in the fifth inning. He also figured prominently in the two-run third frame. With two away, Lou Kubiak singled and scored on Palmer's double. Wilson then plated Palmer with another single.
After Bremerton scored twice in the fourth, Victoria added single runs in the fifth and eighth and held off two late rallies. The Tars scored once in the eighth and had the tying run on the bags in the ninth when Blankenship forced pinch-hitter Keith Simon to ground out.
Victoria .......... 102 010 010—5 13 0
Bremerton ....... 000 200 010—3 5 2
Propost, Blankenship (8) and Morgan, Recca (5); Sullivan and Ronning.

TACOMA, June 29—Vancouver Capilanos poured it on the Tigers for the second straight night as they came up with two five-run innings for a 13-10 win. Winners picked up 13 of their 18 hits in the last five innings and were finally stopped by 47-year-old Jim Brillheart, Tacoma manager, who pitched his first baseball of the season. Hunk Anderson, who gained credit for the victory, batted in four runs with the singles, while Frank Mullens batted in three runs with a home run and two singles.
Vancouver ...... 000 015 250—13 18 3
Tacoma ......... 200 010 250—10 13 4
Anderson, R. Snyder (8) and Brenner; Clary, Fortier (7), Sciarra (8) and Rossi.

WENATCHEE, June 29—Three Wenatchee pitchers combined on a one-hitter, but Yakima proved you don't need hits to score. The Chiefs hung on for a 7-6 win tonight as the Packers scored on five errors.
Yakima ........... 031 000 020—6 1 3
Wenatchee ...... 000 130 021—7 14 5
Pirack, Freeman (6), Drilling (9) and Constantino; Rose, Gilson (5) and Dalrymple, Gardner (8).

Spokane ....... 001 403 214—15 19 2
Salem .......... 000 010 202—5 9 2
Nelson and Sheely; Saltzman, Sporer (6) and Burgher.