Friday, May 13, 1949

STANDINGS
               W  L Pct. GB
Yakima ...... 16  4 .800 —
Salem ....... 14  7 .667 2½
Bremerton ... 11 10 .524 5½
Vancouver .... 8 10 .444 7
Wenatchee .... 9 13 .409 8
Victoria ..... 9 13 .409 8
Tacoma ....... 8 13 .381 8½
Spokane ...... 7 12 .368 9½

VANCOUVER, May 13—Ray McNulty, who spent part of last season with Wenatchee as a catcher, third baseman and first baseman, pitched a two-hitter as the Salem Senators opened their series here against the Vancouver Capilanos with a 5-1 win.
Charlie Mead poked a single to right field in the fourth and Bob McLean scratched one out to first base in the eighth.
McNulty walked three and struck out one. He also hit Bud Sheely, who went around on McLean's hit and Jim Robinson's fielder's choice.
Vern Kindsfather started for Vancouver and got through the first two innings without any damage. But in the third, a pair of walks and four hits translated into four runs. George Nicholas was brought in to relieve and struck out Bill Beard to end the inning.
Len Tran was held hitless for the first time this year.
Salem ............. 004 100 000—5 9 2
Vancouver ....... 000 000 010—1 2 1
McNulty and Beard; Kindsfather, Nicholas (3) and Sheely.

VICTORIA, May 13—Gil McDougald's triple in the tenth inning brought in the winning run as Victoria outlasted Wenatchee in extra frames for the second straight night, 8-7.
McDougald's triple, his third hit of the night, came after Vic Buccola walked.
The A's were ahead 7-2 at the end of the sixth, but Larry Ward got into trouble in the next inning. Two men were on the bags as the result of walks when Haskell singled to load them, and Faber doubled down the left-field foul line to empty them. Hal Rhyne and Nick Pesut singled before manager Ted Norbert brought in Frank Logue.
Logue gave up a single to Neil Bryant, sending over Rhyne to tie the game. A walk to Jim Warner loaded the bases again, but Clint Cameron popped up to end the inning.
Logue was pulled out of trouble in the ninth and tenth with double plays. After Sol Israel flew out to start the Victoria tenth, Buccola walked. Lou McCollum then came in from the bullpen to face McDougald, who parked the ball in right-centre field to send the 1,500 fans home happy.
Wenatchee ..... 000 101 500 0—7 12 2
Victoria .......... 101 401 000 1—8 17 1
Weaver, Stevens (7), McCollum (10) and Pesut; Ward, Logue (7) and Day.

TACOMA, May 13—Dewey Soriano, president and part-owner of the first-place Yakima Bears, was hit harder than usual but outlasted two Tacoma pitchers to post his third win of the season when his club rallied for six runs in the final two innings. The Bears won their 16th game in 20 starts by a 8-6 score.
Yakima ............. 000 110 024—8 14 3
Tacoma ............ 202 000 020—6 9 4
Soriano and Orteig; Lazor, Walden (8) and Warren.

SPOKANE, May 13—Spokane's Indians edged out a 6-5 win over Bremerton in ten innings tonight. Lee Howard, who got credit for the win in a relief role, started the rally with a single and completed the circuit on singles by Jim Changaris and Jack Calvey.
Bremerton ........... 000 200 300 0—5 9 1
Spokane ............. 003 000 101 1—6 14 2
Allen, Holt (7), Lee (7) and Ronning; Teagan, Bishop (2), Howard (8) and Parks, Rossi (7).