Games of Tuesday, July 22, 1947

WESTERN INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE STANDINGS
After Tuesday, July 22
. . . . . . .Win Loss Pct. GB
Spokane .... 58 40 .592 --
Bremerton .. 58 41 .586 ½
Salem ...... 57 41 .582 1
Victoria ... 56 46 .549 4
Tacoma ..... 50 49 .505 8½
Vancouver .. 45 52 .452 12½
Yakima ..... 37 59 .385 20
Wenatchee .. 33 66 .333 25½

Bryant Helps Cap Victory
YAKIMA, July 22 — Ron Bryant replaced starter Bob Hall with two out in the first inning and allowed only four hits the rest of the way as the Vancouver Capilanos came from behind to defeat the Yakima Stars 12-7 in a Western International League game tonight.
Yakima scored six runs off Hall in the first, thanks to three hits, a hit batsman and three walks. Bryant came in and gave up only one run, a single marker in the third.
Meanwhile, Vancouver went on to score a trio of runs in the third, fifth and sixth innings off Keith Nowels to take the lead.
Charley Mead doubled and singled, Lee Mohr tripled, slapped two singles and stole a base, and Frank Mullens tripled and doubled for the winners.
Vancouver ........ 003 033 012—12 12 2
Yakima .............. 601 000 000—7 7 4
Hall, Bryant (1) and Stumpf; Nowles, Wallerstein (6) and Constantino.

SALEM, July 22 — John Marshall came within a bloop double of a no-hit game here tonight as the Bremerton Bluejackets whipped the Senators 3-0 in the seven-inning first game of a Western International League double-header on Tuesday. Senators came back to take the second game, 8-2, and remain a half game back of the second-place Tars.
Joe Skeber's pop-fly, two-base blow in the first frame was the only rap registered against Marshall, as he whiffed seven and walked two, while being backed by errorless play afield.
First game:
Bremerton ....... 000 210 0—3 6 0
Salem ................ 000 000 0—0 1 4
Marshall and Volpi; Mossor and Beard.
Second game:
Bremerton ..... 000 000 200—2 11 1
Salem .............. 000 004 04x—8 9 1
Kittle, P. Barisoff (8) and Ronning; Anderson and Beard.

WENATCHEE, July 22 — Bob Williams' double in the tenth inning scored the winning run of 10-9 victory by the Wenatchee Chiefs over the Tacoma Tigers in the second game of a double header here tonight.
The two teams split the games, as Tacoma easily handled Wenatchee, 11-5, in the opener.
First game:
Tacoma .......... 035 200 1—11 14 3
Wenatchee .... 000 320 0— 5 5 2
Gilson and Kuper; McCollum, Condon (3) and Dalrymple.
Second game:
Tacoma .......... 031 101 003 0— 3 18 1
Wenatchee ..... 101 010 510 1—10 13 1
Tinsley, Greenlaw (7), Sabutis (8) and Kuper; Frost, Vivalda (9) and Dalrymple.

SPOKANE, July 22 — Slamming in five runs in the first inning, the Victoria Athletics tonight toppled the Spokane Indians 6-2 in a Western International League baseball game.
Unabashed by the Indians' league leadership or the hurling of the Spokane ace, Bob Costello, Victoria rapped five hits in the action-packed first, including a double by John Hooper and a triple by Babe Jensen.
After that, Costello settled down to a pitching duel with Dick Mitchell, who allowed only three hits until he was relieved in the sixth for walking two men in a row for a total of eight free passes.
Costello struck out 13 men, but the Indians could get only four blows off Mitchell and Joe Blankenship.
Mitchell walked in one run in the second inning, but Spokane hitters were unable to connect and went down with three on base.
Victoria ......... 500 000 010—6 11 0
Spokane ........ 010 010 000—2 4 2
Mitchell, Blankenship (6), and Mastro; Costello and Bufflap, O'Neill (7).