Thursday, April 28, 1949

STANDINGS
              W L  Pct.
Yakima ...... 3 1 .750
Salem ....... 5 2 .714
Spokane ..... 3 2 .600
Wenatchee ... 4 3 .571
Vancouver ... 2 2 .500
Bremerton ... 3 4 .429
Tacoma ...... 2 5 .286
Victoria .... 1 4 .200

BREMERTON, Apr. 28—Outfielder Mel Wasley was the big show here tonight as Salem Senators downed the Bremerton Bluejackets, 7-2. Wasley banged out three singles and a double and probably saved the game with a sensational catch in the seventh.
Bremerton had the bases loaded with one out when Wasley came in to make a diving catch and fire the ball in to second for a double-play.
Salem ............ 100 002 103—7 15 2
Bremerton ...... 200 000 000—2 6 1
Foster and Beard; Halstead, Allen (8) and Ronning.

TACOMA, Apr. 28—Joe Orrell, one-time major-leaguer pitcher, lost his control in the 12th inning here tonight to walk a batter with the bases loaded and give the Tigers a 4-3 win over Wenatchee.
Wenatchee ....... 000 200 100 00—3 8 3
Tacoma ............ 201 000 000 001—4 8 3
Orrell and Pesut; Shell and Warren, Holmes (8).

Caps Switch Players
VANCOUVER, April 28—Vancouver Capilanos lost an infielder and gained their needed centre-fielder this week when Seattle Rainiers made two players shifts. Shortstop Buddy Hjelmaa, who had been playing third base for the Caps, was sent to Scranton of the Class "A" Eastern League. In his place the Brownies are receiving Eddie Fernandez, an outfielder belonging to the Boston Red Sox.
Fernandez, who hit .347 for El Paso last year, is being flown West and will join his new club in Salem, permitting Third Baseman Jimmy Robinson, who has been playing centre-field, to return to his regular berth.