Games of Sunday, June 15, 1947

WESTERN INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Standings after games of Sunday, June 15
. . . . . . . . . Win Loss Pct. GB
Bremerton .... 30 21 .650 --
Spokane ...... 34 23 .586 4
Victoria ..... 33 28 .541 6½
Salem ........ 31 28 .528 7½
Tacoma ....... 28 30 .483 10
Vancouver .... 27 29 .482 10
Yakima ....... 24 34 .414 14
Wenatchee .... 18 40 .310 20

Caps Win Game in Eighth
SPOKANE, June 15 — With the score knotted at 4-4 in the eighth inning, Lee Mohr slugged a deep fly to to left which permitted Len Tran to score to give the Vancouver Capilanos a 5-4 over the Spokane Indians tonight.
Tran had singled and reached third on Jim Estrada’s single and Pete Jonas’ sacrifice.
Jonas went the distance for his second win since re-joining Vancouver, scattering 11 hits, striking out seven and walking three.
Vancouver ...... 103 000 010—5 10 0
Spokane ......... 110 101 000—4 11 2
Jonas and Brenner, Stumpf (6); Spitzer, Miller (7), Latino and Bufflap.

First game:
Yakima ........ 010 002 200—5 6 1
Tacoma ....... 012 010 20x—6 13 2
Strait, Brysch (6) and Phillips; Walden and Kuper.
Second game, 7 innings:
Yakima .......... 020 060 1—9 14 2
Tacoma ......... 502 100 0—8 8 2
Wallenstein. Meister (1), Simon (3) and Phillips; Shapely, Greenlaw (5) and Kuper.

First game:
Salem ........... 000 002 000—2 8 0
Bremerton .... 000 000 000—0 2 0
Wyatt and Beard; Sullivan and Ronning.
Second game, 7 innings:
Salem .......... 000 001 1—2 6 0
Bremerton ... 003 010 x—4 7 0
Sinovic and Beard; Ahearn and Volpi.

Only games scheduled.

Meister Joins Yakima From Rainiers
YAKIMA, — Jack Meister, 19 year old right-hander, has joined the Yakima Stars pitching staff on option from the Seattle Rainiers, owner Fred Mercy Jr. of the Western International League club reveals.
Meister started the season with the Stars but was picked up by the Coast League club after he pitched an early season two-hit shutout against Victoria.
- Monday, June 16, 1947

Games of Sunday, June 8, 1947

Caps Split Sunday Series
YAKIMA, June 8 - A five-run third inning chased Jim Hedgecock as the Yakina Stars defeated the Vancouver Capilanos, 8-1, in the first game of a double header Sunday. The Capswon the second match 8-3 behind the three-hit pitching of Carl Gunnarson.
Robinson had a double and two singles to bring in three runs for the Stars and Harlond Clift added a pair of runs on a double.
Buddy Hjelmaa's single scored Jim Estrada in the fifth inning for Vancouver.
Fritz Romple allowed only four hits and walked three in notching the win.
In the night game, Bill Wright had a perfect day with four hits while Bob Stumpf added three.
Art Lilly hit a solo homer in the sixth while Buddy Phillips doubled in two runs in the seventh.
After the game, Vancouver General Manager Bob Brown cut his roster to the 18-player limit by returning righthander Jack Meister to the Seattle Rainiers.
First game:
Vancouver ........ 000 010 0—1 4 1
Yakima ............. 115 010 x—8 8 1
Hedgecock, Bryant (3) and Stumpf; Romple and Phillips.
Second game:
Vancouver ......... 100 030 002—8 16 1
Yakima .............. 000 001 200—3 3 2
Gunnarson and Stumpf; Ward, Brysch (5), Simon (9) and Phillips.

First game:
Victoria ......... 011 001 011— 5 12 2
Spokane ........ 302 310 03x—12 11 2
Blankenship, Gibson (4) and Anske; Samson and Bufflap.
Second game:
Victoria ........ 200 210 310—9 8 1
Spokane ....... 000 021 000—3 9 5
Fortier and Fontaine, Anske (8); Latino, Stevenson (5) and Bufflap.

Bremerton at Salem postponed, wet grounds.
Tacoma at Wenatchee, rained out.