Games of Monday, May 5, 1947

              W  L Pct. GB
Spokane .... 13  5 .722 -
Vancouver .. 11  7 .611 2
Victoria ... 11  8 .579 2½
Bremerton .. 10  8 .556 3
Tacoma ...... 9  8 .529 3½
Salem ....... 9  9 .500 4
Yakima ...... 5 13 .278 8
Wenatchee ... 4 14 .220 9

Walks Prove Costly as A's Lose
VICTORIA, May 4 — Southpaw Bill Woop got into trouble with walks Monday night as the Wenatchee Chiefs came from behind to defeat the Victoria Athletics 8-5 in a Western International League game.
Bill White's home run with two aboard in the fourth had given Victoria a 4-2 lead. But Wenatchee scored once in the fifth and then three times in the sixth. Woop walked Eddie Barr, Bob Williams and Haskell to open the inning, struck out a batter and got a force-out at the plate. But Jim Warner took a full-count pitch past second baseman Mike Hafenecker, who broke the wrong way, and all three runs scored on the single.
Williams and Haskell hit singles in the seventh which scored the final two Wenatchee runs.
Bill Condon went the distance for the Chiefs. The underhanded pitcher left 11 stranded, allowing nine hits and walking six.
Wenatchee .... 002 013 200—8 9 1
Victoria ......... 001 300 010—5 9 3
Condon and Pesut, Winter; Woop, Rothrock (7), Gibson (9) and Mastro.

Spoke's Miller Wins in First Pro Start
VANCOUVER, May 4 — The Spokane Indians defeated the Vancouver Capilanos, 7-2, tonight before 2,800 fans to move two games ahead of the Capilanos in the Western International League lead.
Ray Miller held the Caps to eight scattered hits to win his first start in professional baseball, while his teammates jumped on Hunk Anderson and Jack Meister for 13 hits.
Bob Morgan led the hit parade for the Indians with a single, double and a triple, while Doug Donnan also had three for four.
For Vancouver, manager Bill Brenner pounded out three hits in four triples, while Frank Mullens, who also hit three for four, pounded out the only circuit clout of the game.
Spokane ..... 202 020 010—7 13 1
Vancouver ... 000 200 000—2 8 0
Miller and Dimaria; Anderson, Meister (3) and Brenner, Stumpf (7).

(Only games scheduled)