Sunday, August 13, 1950

S T A N D I N G S
W L Pct GB
Tacoma ...... 71 46 .607 —
Yakima ...... 73 48 .603 —
Wenatchee ... 67 53 .558 5½
Tri-City .... 65 54 .546 7
Vancouver ... 52 65 .444 19
Victoria .... 52 70 .426 21½
Salem ....... 50 68 .425 21½
Spokane ..... 45 72 .390 23½

TACOMA, Aug. 13—The rampant Tacoma Tigers extended their longest winning streak of the current Western International league season to nine in a row by sweeping a double-header with the Spokane Indians here, 5-4 and 6-5.
Dick Greco was the star of the seven-inning finale, nipping Spokane runners at the plate with perfect tosses from right field and driving home Sol Israel with the winning run. Bob Kerrigan was credited with his 19th win against six defeats off a one-inning stint in the finales.
FIRST GAME
Spokane .... 000 000 103—4-8-3
Tacoma ..... 010 001 30x—5-6-1
Curran and Rossi; Kipp and Sheets.
SECOND GAME
Spokane ..... 300 002 0—5- 6-3
Tacoma ...... 100 400 1—6-10-3
Conant and Weatherwax, Rossi (6); Loust, Anderson (5) Kerrigan (7) and Fischer, Sheets (7).

YAKIMA, Aug. 13—Wenatchee unleashed three 11th inning doubles coupled with as many walks Sunday night to defeat Yakima 10-7 in a scheduled seven-inning Western International League opener.
Wenatchee combined doubles by Jerry Ballard, Jay Ragni and Don Fracchia and three walks to push over five runs for the victory.
The two clubs have no more games scheduled in Yakima so presumably will complete their knotted contest when Yakima goes to Wenatchee Aug. 22.
FIRST GAME
Wenatchee .... 022 100 000 05—10-11-2
Yakima .......... 005 000 000 02— 7-14-0
Breisinger, Blankenship (4) and Len Neal; Soriano, Savarese (4), Bradford (11) and Tornay.
SECOND GAME
Wenatchee ...... 100 100—2-8-2
Yakima ............ 100 010—2-5 1
(Tie—game called by curfew)
Treichel and Len Neal; Powell and Tiesiera.

ONLY GAMES SCHEDULED