Games of Tuesday, May 13, 1947

WESTERN INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDINGS after Tuesday's games
. . . . . . . .Win Loss Pct. GB
Bremerton .... 17  9 .654 --
Spokane ...... 16  9 .640 ½
Victoria ..... 17 10 .630 ½
Vancouver .... 15 10 .600 1½
Salem ........ 14 13 .519 3½
Tacoma ....... 12 13 .480 4½
Yakima ........ 7 20 .259 10½
Wenatchee ..... 6 20 .231 11

Woop in Hero Role as A's Nudge Caps
VICTORIA — Lefthander Bill Woop shut down a Vancouver Capilanos rally then went on to bring in the winning run as the Victoria Athletics pulled off an 11-10 win in Western International League action before 1,500 fans Tuesday night at Royal Athletic Park.
The Caps scored in the seventh to knot the game at 10-10, but Woop relieved Joe Blankenship with the winning run at second base, and struck out Lee Mohr and Len Tran to end the inning.
Adding the final touch, he came to bat with two out in the eighth and Mike Hafenecker at third base and lined to double to centre field.
Woop picked up his fourth win of the year and struck out seven in 2 2-3 innings.
The A's had quickly taken a 7-0 lead in the first. They bashed Jack Meister for three solid hits and a couple of walked and Hunk Anderson was rushed in before a man was out. He eventually got the side out, but not after giving up a bases-loaded double to Johnny Cavalli and Bill White's two-run single.
Anderson walked two runs over in the second and Pat Patterson reached him for a homer in the third.
Vancouver ..... 030 303 100—10 10 2
Victoria ...... 721 000 01x—11 10 1
Meister, Anderson (7) and Stumpf; Kasparovitch, Blankenship (4), Woop (7) and Mastro.

Jackets Pound Out 13-4 Win
TACOMA, May 13 — Off to a six-run lead in the first inning when they chased Tacoma's Mitch Chetkovich before he could retire a single batter, the Bremerton Bluejackets coasted to a 13-4 victory over the Tigers in their Western International League baseball opener here tonight.
Led by Allan Maul, who collected two triples and a single in six trips, Joe Gedzius and Al Ronning, who clouted a double and two singles, the Tars fattened their batting averages with an 18-hit attack on three Tacoma pitchers.
Bremerton ... 603 001 300—13 18 1
Tacoma ...... 001 010 020— 4 7 3
Kittle and Ronning; Chetkovich, Sabutis (7), Morgan (7) and Kuper.

Spokane ........ 020 000 006— 1 4 3
Yakima ......... 000 000 010—1 4 3
Costello and Bufflap; Wallenstein, Brysch (9) and Kerr.

Wenatchee .... 010 130 100 00—7 10 0
Salem ........ 011 050 000 01—8 7 6
Frost, Vivaldi (5) and Pesut; Sinovic, Lazor (5) and Beard.