Games of Saturday, June 14, 1947

Lowman Hurls Tars to Win
BREMERTON, June 14 - Jim Lowman, leading pitcher of the Western International League, won his eighth straight game of the season tonight as the Bremerton Bluejackets took their second straight from the Salem Senators, 5-2.
The victory increased the Navy City's first-place margin to 3½ games.
Lowman, beaten only once this year, handed Salem's Wandell (Lefty) Mosser his third defeat against seven wins. Both pitchers were hit freely, the Senators getting ten hits to Bremerton's nine.
Salem ........... 020 000 000—2 10 1
Bremerton .... 010 001 30x—5 9 1
Mossor, Wilson (8) and Beard; Lowman and Volpi.

Capilanos Split With Indians
VANCOUVER, June 14 - The Spokane Indians took revenge for an afternoon loss when they belted the Vancouver Capilanos tongiht to a shutout, closing the series here with an 8-0 victory.
Sandy Robertson and Bob Costello both had two hittters going into the seventh, but Robertson weakened, allowing a run in the seventh, two in the eighth and five in the ninth. Costello finished up with a six hitter.
In the afternoon, the Caps put on a big splurge in the eighth inning to score eight runs and to finish the game with a 12-2 win.
Catcher Bob Stumpf was the big gun for the hometowners, hitting three for five, including a home run and double and batting in four runs.
Stumpf's 350-foot homer to left came in the eighth inning, when Vancouver scored eight times.
Carl Gunnarson picked the win, his third straight since joining the Caps from Salem.
First game:
Spokane .......... 000 011 000— 2 5 3
Vancouver ........210 100 08x—12 18 0
Latino and Bufflap; Gunnarson and Stumpf.
Second game:
Spokane ........... 000 000 125—8 10 0
Vancouver ....... 000 000 000—0 6 1
Costello and Bufflap; Robertson and Stumpf.

A's Take Twin Bill
VICTORIA - Len Kasparovitch scattered five hits in the opener and the Athletics scored three runs in the sixth and seventh innings of the nightcap to take a pair from the Wenatchee Chiefs, 8-0 and 7-5, here Saturday.
Jack Harshman swung the big bat, homering once to bring in two runs in the first game, and smacking out two in the night game - the third straight game he has clouted a ball out of the park.
Johnny Cavalli also homered in the afternoon contest, as Victoria pounded out 15 hits, two triples and four doubles among the total.
In the evening game, luckless Bob Osborne took his 0-10 record to the mound and had a 3-1 lead going for him. Harshman then smacked a two-run homer off him in the sixth to tie the score. After Wenatchee knotted the game at 4-4 in the seventh, Pat Patterson singled and John Hooper legged out a double, but instead of walking Harshman intentionally to get to the righthanded Bill White, Wenatchee manager Buddy Ryan elected to pitch to Harshman, who parked the ball on Pembroke Street.
Wenatchee .... 000 000 000—0 5 1
Victoria ....... 120 020 30x—8 15 1
Condon, Frost (5) and Pesut; Kasparovitch and Anske.
Second Game
Wenatchee ..... 002 001 110 - 5 9 1
Victoria ........... 100 003 30x - 7 10 3
Osborne, Vivalda (8) and Pesut; Woop, Blankenship (8) and Anske.

Yakima ........ 150 034 010—14 17 3
Tacoma ........ 330 110 001— 9 13 2
Romple, Simon (2) and Phillips; Greenlaw, Sabutis (2), Chetkovich (6), Gilson (9) and Kuper.