Tuesday, July 19, 1949

STANDINGS
               W  L Pct. GB
Yakima ...... 62 32 .660 —
Vancouver ... 55 35 .611 5
Spokane ..... 51 44 .537 11½
Wenatchee ... 46 50 .479 17
Salem ....... 42 51 .452 19½
Victoria .... 41 52 .441 20½
Bremerton ... 42 54 .438 21
Tacoma ...... 38 59 .392 25½

WENATCHEE, July 19—Lefthander Jim Propst was tagged for 13 hits and seven walks, but kept out of serious trouble by striking out 15, as the Victoria Athletics went on to a 14-7 over the Wenatchee Chiefs.
Propst now has 108 strikeouts in 96 innings and raised his record to 9 and 3 since joining the club May 31.
Victora batters rapped Cy Greenlaw and Merle Frick for 15 hits, including home runs by Gil McDougald, Len Noren and Russ Walseth, who batted in three runs each. Charlie Balassi raised his club-leading plate mark with two doubles and a single in six trips, while all other batters, except Frank Matoh, joined in the attack. McDougald, Noren and Walseth had singles in addition to their homers, and Propst and Bob Day both garnered two hits.
The A's were never headed, taking a two-run lead in the first frrame and turning the game into a rout with a seven-run splurge. The spurt came on eight consecutive hits and two Wenatchee errors.
Jim Warner hit one out for the home club.
Victoria ............. 207 201 200—14 15 1
Wenatchee ........ 010 202 011—7 13 3
Propst and Day; Greenlaw, Frick (4) and Pesut, Peterson (9).

YAKIMA, July 19—The Yakima Bears held off the Bremerton Bluejackets, 8-7, tonight.
Left Lloyd Dickey held an 8-2 lead going into the ninth but had to weather a five-run Bremerton uprising to get credit for the victory. The game was loosely played as there were nine miscues between the two clubs.
Bremerton ......... 000 200 005—7 10 5
Yakima .............. 104 001 11x—8 10 4
Simon and Neal; Dickey and Orteig.

Vancouver at Spokane, postponed, rain.
Tacoma at Salem, postponed, rain.