| Team | W/L | Pct | GB |
|---|---|---|---|
| San Francisco Sea Lions | 57-35 | .620 | — |
| Miami Cuban Giants | 46-47 | .495 | 11.5 |
| Chicago American Giants | 43-49 | .467 | 14 |
| Los Angeles Angels | 42-50 | .457 | 15 |
| Portland Sea Dogs | 40-53 | .430 | 17.5 |
#Los Angeles Angels
Mark Ellis and Doug Rader each hit 2 out of the park as the Angels defeated Miami, 10-7.
Scott Rice will be out about 6 weeks. The Angels’ AAA team has very little to offer, with veteran arm Darren Holmes seeming the best choice for the bullpen.
Kal Daniels went deep twice, but the Angels’ bullpen imploded as Los Angeles fell to Portland, 9-5, allowing all 9 runs in the final 2 innings of the contest.
#Miami Cuban Giants
José Canseco hit his 41st and 42nd homerun of the season in the late innings, leading Miami to a 12-7 win over Chicago.
José Méndez tossed a complete game, 2-hit shutout as the Cuban Giants again beat Chicago, this time by the slenderest of margins, 1-0. Méndez improved to 9-5, with a 2-out RBI double from Martín Dihigo proving the difference in the contest.
#Portland Sea Dogs
Buddy Bell tied the WBL record with 3 homeruns as Portland held on for a 5-4 victory over the New York Black Yankees.
#San Francisco Sea Lions
Watty Clark hit the DL with a strained back, as the Sea Lions recalled Bobby Seay.
Sal Bando hit 2 out as the Sea Lions took a see-saw battle from Baltimore, 11-9.