Sunday, June 5, 1949

STANDINGS
               W L Pct. GB
Yakima ...... 34 13 .723
Vancouver ... 25 20 .556
Salem ....... 24 21 .522
Spokane ..... 23 23 .500
Wenatchee ... 23 25 .479
Bremerton ... 22 27 .449
Tacoma ...... 20 29 .408
Victoria .... 18 31 .367

WENATCHEE, June 5—Jim Propst hurled a three hitter and stopped Hal Rhyne's hitting streak at 36 games as the Victoria Athletics blanked the Wenatchee Chiefs 5-0 in the first game of a Sunday double-header.
Rhyne's batting average has been cooled off as well by 28 percentage points. He still leads the league with a .503 average.
First game
Victoria ........... 022 000 1—5 11 0
Wenatchee ...... 000 000 0—0 3 2
Propst and Morgan; Greenlaw, Stevens (3) and Winter.
Second game
Victoria ........... 000 030 001—4 6 7
Wenatchee ...... 204 001 42x—13 15 1
Vucurevich and Morgan; Orrell and Winter.

SPOKANE, June 6—The Spokane Indians took two Sunday games from the second place team in the Western International League, defeating the Vancouver Capilanos 9-4 and 3-1.
Ken Richardson smacked a three-run homer in the fifth inning of the opener, when the Indians put up five six. George Valine a two-run triple, Jack Parks a two-run single and Tuck Stainback had three hits for the winners.
In the second game, Bob Costello lost despite throwing a six-hitter, walking three and striking out 11. He allowed two doubles and a triple and also sent in a run on a wild pitch.
Stainback had two doubles and two RBIs for Spokane. Vancouver's run came in the second when Orrin Snyder doubled in Ray Tran who doubled. The Caps left 12 on base.
The Spokane winning streak is reflected at the box ofice as per 5,000 fans turned out for the Sunday night game after 4,646 had turned out for the Sabbath matinee.
First game
Vancouver .......... 001 014 010—4 6 7
Spokane ............. 102 060 00x—9 9 1
Snyder, Gunnarson (6), Hedgcock (7) and Brenner, Sheely (8); V. Bishop, Babbitt (6), Werbowski (9) and Parks.
Second game
Vancouver .......... 010 000 000—1 10 0
Spokane ............. 000 002 01x—3 6 0
Costello and Sheely; Kimball and Rossi.

First game
Tacoma ............ 000 023 101—7 13 1
Salem ............... 500 010 2—8 10 0
Johnson, Fortier (1) and Warren; Foster, G. Peterson (3) and Beard.
Second game
Tacoma ............ 000 023 101—7 13 1
Salem ............... 000 040 000—4 7 0
Clary, Knezovich (6) and Sheets; Fredericks, Osborn (7) and Carlson, Beard (5).

First game
Bremerton ......... 000 001 0—1 5 4
Yakima .............. 002 171 x—11 13 0
Marshall and Ronning; Soriano and Orteig.
Second game
Bremerton ......... 400 030 004—11
Yakima .............. 000 104 300—8
***second linescore incomplete