| Team | W/L | Pct | GB |
|---|---|---|---|
| San Francisco Sea Lions | 45-27 | .625 | — |
| Chicago American Giants | 34-35 | .493 | 9.5 |
| Miami Cuban Giants | 33-38 | .465 | 11.5 |
| Los Angeles Angels | 31-38 | .449 | 12.5 |
| Portland Sea Dogs | 30-40 | .429 | 14 |
#Chicago American Giants
Carlton Fisk went deep twice (one a grand slam) and drove in 7 as the American Giants beat Detroit 11-7 in 11 innings. Eddie Collins had 4 hits for Chicago as well.
#Los Angeles Angels
Bobby Grich hit his 14th homerun in the bottom of the 9th, giving the Angels an 8-6 walkoff victory over Memphis.
#Miami Cuban Giants
Ryan Braun hit 2 homeruns, but, despite several comebacks, the Cuban Giants fell to San Francisco in 10 innings.
José Méndez had a no-hitter through 7 and Gary Sheffield hit 2 out as the Cuban Giants beat the Sea Lions, 8-4.
#Portland Sea Dogs
Harry Hooper‘s struggles have led to Kiki Cuyler getting more and more playing time, essentially moving the two into a platoon in LF. More importantly, Joseíto Muñoz began his rehab from a long term injury, something that offers significant help to the Sea Dogs’ rotation.
Gil Hodges went deep twice, but the Sea Dogs fell to Cleveland, 11-6, in 13 innings. Jerry Koosman was forced from the game with a shoulder injury, earning himself a trip to the DL. Bobby Witt was recalled to take his place.
Hodges did it again, giving him 21 on the year, and Portland beat the New York Black Yankees despite an off day from Walter Johnson, who moved to 8-5 barely making 5 innings. Hooper, Paul Molitor, and Joe Mauer also went yard for the Sea Dogs in the win.
#San Francisco Sea Lions
Jimmy Bloodworth started his injury rehab, perhaps offering some help to the MI challenges faced by San Francisco.
Jack Clark hit out 2, reaching 20 on the year, and the Sea Lions edged Miami in 10 innings. Clark drove in 5 and Rickey Henderson scored 4 times for San Francisco.