Sunday, Aug. 26, 1951

W L Pct GB
Spokane ..... 88 45 .662 —
Vancouver ... 86 49 .637 3
Salem ....... 69 64 .509 19
Wenatchee ... 63 71 .470 25½
Victoria .... 61 75 .449 28½
Tacoma ...... 58 76 .433 30½
Yakima ...... 57 77 .425 31½
Tri-City .... 55 80 .407 34

SPOKANE, Aug. 26—The Salem Senators topped the Spokane Indians 8 to 7 in the final of a three-gane series of Western International league baseball here Sunday night.
Salem pushed across three runs in the top of the ninth to hand Indians reliefer, Bob Roberts, the loss. Curt Schmidt, who replaced Sal DeGeorge for Salem, was the winner.
Eddie Murphy marked up his 88th stolen base for the Indians.
Salem ........ 100 001 033—8 15 5
Spokane .... 000 100 051—7 13 1
DeGeorge, Schmidt (7) and McKeegan; Conant, Roberts (9) and Sheets.

WENATCHEE, Aug. 26—Al Treichel shut down the Vancouver Capilanos on three hits in the seven-inning opener, but the Wenatchee Chiefs lost the second contest here, 8-5.
Bob Snyder won the nightcap, picking up his 24th win of the year.
K Chorlton led Vancouver's hit parade, with a double and three singles. Dick Sinovic batted in three Caps, Charlie Mead brought in two, while Jim Marshall hit a two-run triple for the Chiefs.
In the first game, Will Hafey poled his 23rd home run of the season off Carl Gunnarson in the fourth inning, and singled in the Chiefs' other run in the sixth. Meanwhile, Ray Tran had the only extra-base hit for Vancouver, a double, while Chorlton and Mead singled off Treichel, who walked five and struck out three.
The game breezed along at a mere one hour and 12 minutes.
First game
Vancouver ...... 000 000 0—0 3 0
Wenatchee ..... 000 101 x—2 6 1
Gunnarson and Ritchey; Treichel and Roberson
Second game
Vancouver ...... 003 100 202—8 13 3
Wenatchee ..... 000 000 230—5 9 2
Snyder and Ritchey; Raimondi and Roberson.

TACOMA, Aug. 26—Garry Clark of Tacoma pitched both games of a Western International League doubleheader Sunday and came within a whisker of tossing two shutouts as Tacoma and Tri-City split.
First game
Tri-City ...... 000 000 000—0 5 1
Tacoma ...... 023 020 00x—7 10 0
Brewer and Pesut; Clark and Lundberg.
Second game
Tri-City ....... 010 000 0—1 8 0
Tacoma ....... 000 000 0—0 5 0
McCollum and Pesut; Clark and Lundberg.

YAKIMA, Aug. 26—The Yakima Bears and the Victoria Athletics split a doubleheader Sunday night. Victoria edged the Bears 3-2 in the opener while Yakima won the second game 8-5.
First game
Victoria ..... 100 002 0—3 6 1
Yakima ...... 001 000 1—2 6 2
Hedgecock and Martin; Wright and Tiesiera.
Second game
Victoria ...... 003 001 010—5 9 2
Yakima ....... 611 000 00x—8 13 1
Osborn, Jackson (1) and Cardinale; Anderson, Powell (3) and Tiesiera.

Bears Sold
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 27.—The fate of the unwanted San Francisco Seals may be determined when the Pacific Coast League directors meet here Wednesday.
Owner Paul I. Fagan announced Saturday he doesn't want the club anymore. He'll turn it over to anyone "for a reasonable consideration."
Damon Miller, secretary of the Seals, said the club would not be represented at Wednesday's meeting. Fagan is in Hawaii. Miller went to Yakima, Wash., to sell the Seals' three-quarters interest in the Yakima club to residents of that city.
The Yakima deal has been pending for some time and is not connected with Fagan's move to get rid of the Seals.