Saturday, May 7, 1949

STANDINGS
               W  L Pct. GB
Yakima ...... 11  3 .786 —
Salem ....... 10  6 .625 2
Bremerton .... 9  6 .600 2½
Wenatchee .... 8  9 .471 4
Tacoma ....... 6  9 .400 5½
Spokane ...... 5  8 .385 5½
VAncouver .... 4  7 .364 5½
Victoria ..... 5 10 .333 6½

VICTORIA, May 7—The Bremerton Bluejackets pounded Frank Logue early and hard to even the current series with the Victoria Athletics at a game apiece with a 7-3 victory.
Logue went out under fire in the third inning to take his third setback of the season. He has yet to win.
The feature of the game was a triple play turned in by the A's in the fifth inning. Lou Briganti slapped a line drive at Gil McDougald with the bases loaded. The Victoria second baseman made a leaping catch, touched the runner coming in to second, and then threw to shortstop Bob Keeler, covering second, to get Allen for the side-retiring out. The unfortunate Briganti also hit
into two double-plays.
Bill Taylor, hard-hitting Bremerton outfielder, clouted a 390-foot triple to keep his record of having hit safely in every game this season. Frank Finnegan hit his second home run in two nights for the A's in the sixth inning.
Victoria ............ 000 101 010—3 7 3
Bremerton ......... 203 001 10x—7 12 1
Logue, Cirimeli (3) and Day; Allen and Ronning.

YAKIMA, May 7—Fortified by the addition of Mike Budnick, former major and Coast league hurler, the league-leading Yakima Bears edged Spokane, 9-5. Larry Barton clouted a home run for the winners in the eighth.
Spokane ........... 020 101 100—5 6 5
Yakima ............. 006 020 01x—9 11 1
Teagan, Bishop (4) Howard (6), Werbowski (8) and Parks; Budnick, D. Drilling (7) and Orteig.

TACOMA, May 7—Tacoma manger Bob Johnson helped his own cause with a double and a single, driving in two runs and scoring twice as the Tigers rapped the Capilanos for a 6-3 win.
The last two Vancouver runs came on Charlie Mead's ninth-inning home run.
Vancouver ............ 001 000 002—3 6 3
Tacoma ............... 200 120 01x—6 8 1
Manier, Anderson (8) and Sheely; Lazor and Warren.

First game
Salem .................. 003 003 141—12 14 3
Wenatchee ........... 010 000 301—5 10 4
McNulty and Beard; Greenlaw, Gipson (8) and Pesut, Winter.
Second game
Salem ................. 101 010 401—8 15 2
Wenatchee .......... 301 311 00x—9 14 3
Osbourne and Beard; Bruce, McCollum (9) and Pesut.