Games of Tuesday, July 1, 1947

Mullens Bashes Tars
VANCOUVER - Frank Mullens hit two homers, one inside the park, as the Vancouver Capilanos thrashed the Bremerton Bluejackets, 14-7, in the afternoon game of a Western International League double header on Dominion Day.
The Caps smashed 19 hits, four by Charlie Mead, who also homered.
Al Maul and Bill Barisoff joined the homer parade for Bremerton.
Vancouver's Bob Snyder and Bremerton's Hub Kittle tossed matching nine-hitters in the night game, but the Caps came out on top, 4-2, for their fourth win in a row.
Mead had a pair of doubles.
First Game:
Bremerton ....... 021 110 002— 7 10 0
Vancouver ....... 610 310 03x—14 19 2
Lowman, Marshall (5). and Volpi; Hedgecock and Stumpf.
Second Game:
Bremerton ........ 020 000 000—2 9 2
Vancouver ....... 200 110 00x—4 9 0
Kittle and Ronning; Snider and Stumpf.

Greco Hits Two Slams For Tacoma
VICTORIA - Outfielder Dick Greco stole the spotlight in an arclight contest here on Dominion Day, as Tacoma shellacqued Victoria, 26-10, after the Athletics took a morning contest, 11-5.
The game was decided in the third inning when the Tigers ran rampant to score 12 runs and send Bill Woop to his ninth defeat of the season.
Woop's cause was not helped by third baseman Bob Jensen, who booted an easy hopper with two out and only three runs in. A few plays later, Jensen was guilty of a glaring mental blunder which could have ended the inning with only five runs in.
Bill Collins, who came to Victoria from Seattle for a try-out, replaced Woop and struggled until the ninth. Manager Ted Norbert finally came in to end the game after eight runs scored.

First game:
Tacoma ......... 001 002 101 — 5 12 6
Victoria ......... 101 000 72x—11 9 0
Chetkovich, Clough (8) and Clifford; Prior, Blankenship (3) and Mastro.
Second game:
Tacoma ........ 00(12) 300 038—28 22 3
Victoria ........ 202 100 212—10 15 4
Gilson and Clifford; Woop, Collins (3), Norbert (9) and Mastro.

(First Game)
Yakima ......... 301 220 1—9 14 2
Wenatchee .... 101 330 0—8 10 2
Ward, Strait (5), Wallerstein (5) and Phillips; Vivalda, Osborne (6) and Dalrymple.
(Second game)
Yakima ......... 111 405 031—15 21 1
Wenatchee .... 102 111 100— 7 12 3
Simon and Constantino; Rose, Condon (5) and Winter.

(First game)
Salem ......... 000 000 3—3 6 3
Spokane ...... 000 231 x—6 11 1
Sinovic, Eliason (6) and Beard; Costello, Forsyth (7) and Bufflap.
(Second game)
Salem ............ 000 010 0— 1 5 2
Spokane ........ 631 231 1—16 11 1
Anderson, Eliason (1), Kubiak (6) and Kerr; Spitzer and Bufflap.