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SECOND PLACE
Defeats Pittsburgh 5 to 4
in Fourteen Inning
Game Yesterday
BOSTON, Mass., Aug. 23.—Wal
ly B.v -r made only on a hit, but
the blow was a screaming homer
in the fourteenth inning yesterday
that gave Boston a 5 to 4 decision
over Pittsburgh and undisputed
pee. session of second place, seven
games behind the Giants, who were
idle, and gave the Braves their
fourth straight wins.over the Cor
sairs.
WINNING STREAK OF
WASHINGTON BROKEN
DETROIT. Mich., Aug. 23—Hank
Greenberg, Detroit's first baseman,
starting in the spring, gave the
Tigers a 10 to 8 decision over the
League’s leading Washington Sen
ators yesterday afternoon, and
breaking the Senators' thirteen
game winning streak. He mad? a
home run over the left field
bleachers, scoring Gehrinj r ahead
of him.
GAMES TUESDAY
Paefic Coast League
Los Angeles 3; Seattle 4.
Sacramento 4: Missions 3.
Oakland 4; Hollywood 12.
National League
Boston 5; Pittsburgh 4.
Chicago-New York, doubleheade:
rain.
Cincinnati - Philadelphia, wet
fj -ounds.
