American Legion Baseball

Thu., July 23, 1998

(Final standings)

AAA League W L Bandits 13 6 Blue Devils 12 8 Pullman Patriots 11 9 North Stars 9 11 Valley Cannons 8 11 Royals 5 13

AA League W L South Divisioa Kimmel Athletic 15 5 Spokane Olympic Sports 14 6 Spokane Athletic Supply 13 7 Whitman County Cougars 12 8 East Valley Boosters 11 9 Strike Zone 11 9 Lewis-Clark Bucs 8 12 Grocery Outlet 7 13 Spo. Fed. Credit Union 5 15 LC Boosters 4 16

AA League W L North Division Panorama Twins 20 0 Hess/Wheeler 15 5 Granny’s Buffet 14 6 Pepsi/CCS 13 7 North Central 10 10 Rogers Boosters 10 10 Kettle Falls 10 10 B&C Telephone/Dix 6 13 Deer Park Eagles 5 15 Northwest Christian 3 16 Washington Trust 3 17

A League W L South Division Ferris Boosters 14 1 Thrifty Scotsman 11 5 Cheney BBA 11 5 Pullman Posse 10 6 Olympic Sports 7 7 Wycoff Hydraulics 8 8 Raven Roofing 5 11 Doc’s Muffler 3 12 Grocery Outlet 1 15

A League W L North Division Northwest Athletics 14 2 Panorama Twins 9 7 Reardan 8 8 Arby’s 8 8 Shadle Park 7 9 Imperial Data Supply 6 10 Houk Chiropractic 4 12

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