San Francisco, Apr. 23.
Los Angeles increased its lead in the Pacific Coast Baseball league today by whipping San Diego 9 to 4 while the second place Portland nine was dropping a 14 to 5 decision to Sacramento.
The Angels made the most of every opportunity to convert eleven runs into their nine tallies. San Diego also pounded out eleven hits, but failed to come through when hits meant runs.
Sacramento went on a slugging spree to subdue the hard driving Portland aggregation. The Sacs lined out sixteen hits and were favoured by two Portland errors to convert their fourteen runs.
San Francisco remained in top flight running today with a 5 to 3 victory over the Hollywood Missions. The Seals, now within two games of the lead, outhit the missions eight to six in an errorless game.
Seattle handed Oakland another defeat tonight in converting nine hits into a 6 to 1 victory under the flood lights, The Oaks were d argod with three errors and were held to only four hits when the Washingtoa mound staff bore down.
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