Indians Trounce Selectrics 9 to 1
LEWISTON, Idaho, April 16—The Spokane Indians ended their spring training tonight by pounding out a convincing 9-1 exhibition baseball victory over the Great Falls Selectrics of the Pioneer league.
The Indians open their Western International league season Tuesday night at home against Victoria.
Bob Roberts of Boise, trying out with Spokane, blanked the Selectrics in the final four innings.
Spokane ........... 300 310 200—9 11 1
Great Falls ........ 100 000 000—1 6 2
Bishop, Roberts and Rossi, Nulty; Manier, Horkornen and Winter, Tanner.
Vanni Released By Seattle Club
SEATTLE, April 17, (UP) — Edo Vanni has been given his outright release from the Seattle Rainiers of the Pacific coast baseball league.
The 30-year-old outfielder had returned to the Rainiers after two seasons with the Western International league at Spokane and Yakima. He was Yakima's top hitter in 1949.
The Rainiers still have six players to cut from the roster before April 26. They currently have 31 men on the lists, with the PCL limit 25.
PROMISING
Don Crough, the Edmontonian who played defence with Calgary Buffaloes the past puck campaign, left recently for Yakima, Washington to try out with the Yakima club of the Class B Western International Baseball League. One of Edmonton's outstanding junior hurlers last summer, he's regarded as a good pro prospect.
Lethbridge Herald, Tuesday, April 18, 1950
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