Sunday, September 10, 1950

F I N A L
              W  L  Pct GB
Yakima ..... 92 58 .618 ——
Tacoma ..... 90 58 .608  1
Tri-City ... 83 66 .557  8½
Wenatchee .. 80 80 .533 12
Victoria ... 66 84 .440 26
Vancouver .. 64 82 .438 26
Spokane .... 63 85 .426 28
Salem ...... 57 92 .383 34½

SPOKANE, Sept. 10—Bats boomed in three run-filled innings Sunday night as the Spokane Indians defeated the Tri-City Braves 8 to 5 in their final Western International league game of the season.
The game didn't change the relative positions of the two teams in the league standings. Tri-City remained in third place, and the Indians still stood seventh in line.
The Braves opened stoutly with four runs in the first frame on two singles, two doubles and a wild pitch, but weakened in succeeding innings and scored only once more, in the eighth.
The Indians bunched four runs in the third inning, collected three more in the seventh and one in the eighth. They tagged losing pitcher Lou McCollum, a 21-game winner, for 12 hits.
762 fans watching the game brought the season's official attendance total to 115,387, one of the lowest marks in Spokane baseball history.
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Tri-City ...... 400 000 010—5 10 2
Spokane ...... 004 000 31x—8 13 1
McCollum and McKeegan; Conant and Weatherwax.

WENATCHEE, Sept. 10—The Wenatchee Chiefs closed out the Western International league season by sweeping a twin-bill from the Salem Senators, here Sunday night, 12-1 and 9-3.
Wenatchee finished with four wins in a row over the Senators to wind up in fourth place in the WIL pennant race. Salem finished deep in the league cellar.
First Game
Salem ............. 000 000 1— 1 7 1
Wenatchee ...... 750 000 x—12 15 1
Linebarger, Costello (1) and Martin; Blankenship and Billings.
Second Game
Salem ............ 000 100 002—3 8 3
Wenatchee ..... 203 021 10x—9 12 1
Osborn, Lew (7) and Martin; Treichel and Billings.

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