New Britain herald., 1927-10-07

Ner York Oct : l1-T-he New York Yankees came home today with one-halt ot the world cham pionship won They may never uin he other half but they brought ,no games with them from Pittsburgh and several trainloads of experts Tho expect a quick finish to the 1927 classic. Four victories are rec- essary to pln the title extending over all baseball playing territory
 The National league pennant min nere have not begun to win and rheHr play Tn the first two games has suggested that they have not begun 10 fight. The holdnese that brought rhe Buccaneers home in front in hectic closing struggle in the senior league has been missing from their makeup in the opening games played before sym pathetic crowd Of home folk friendly enough until the name Of kiki Cuyler, the outfieldar who hae been stood in a corner with dunce cap on his head, is mentioned
 Both games in Pittsburgh pro Voked outbursts against Manager Bush's policy Of keeping Cuyler out of the game. For that reason he. may welcome the change Of scenery to New York. The throns at the Yan- Ike. stadium this afternoon does not care whether Cuyler plays or auto graphs baseballs his principal oc- equation al Forbes Field.
 The Yankees needed the help Of the Pirates in winning the first game but they made their own arrange nents to capture the second. The Pirates were willing to contribute some timely assistance yesterday and did help here and there, but the Yankees would have won anyway. In the opening game the American leaguers had to call out the reserves 10 win the game but in the. second setto. the starting lineup t7pished strong.
 George Pipgrss, who has been chattel of the Yankees off and on, mostly off, for five years. did the job yesterday that Hoyt and Moore ac- connplished between them the day before: The Pirates adopted opposite tactics. Where the Yankees intro duced 9. sliding scale of pitching numbers, coming down from two to one, the Pirates went Up. using three yesterday against two Wednesday.
 Vic Aldridge was in and out in his pitching and pas finally out alto geth'r in the eighth inning when he turned the situation over 10 Mike 'rengros with the bases f,rll and uens Aldridge left on the bases scored, but under rhe trying circum-, stances the cours geous little south paw acquitted himself with credit TOT, he had 10 pitch 10 Combs, koe- niz, Ruth and Gehrig.
 George Pipgras, native Of Iowa but resident of Minnesota, struck a powerful blow for the Middle West and placed himself squarely in line for consid iteration 8 s Worlds Series hero through his great pitching.
 Fipgras- who had 10 wait long time to get his World Series chance he. will be $ years old Christmas ueek-showed the Pirates a fast ball with such a good hop on ii they never did get the com bination for hitting it. He gave only seven hits and two runs to the Corsairs. the seven hits being distributed through as many innings. The two runs were scored through the medium Of sac rifce flies. one after 8 triple and the other following base on balls and 3 single.
 Lloyd Waner continued the fast pace he set when he was playing only for his regular salary, and car rIsd both counters across the plate. The little Cklahoman also had q great day in the field with seven putouts. He marred his day some what by ain error permitting q run tc score, but in the light of subsequent developments this was unimportant
 The Yankees proceeded on q three VI, lO N'Ill' Ld749 lll UT. IT 7''p4l'! : victary making three runs in the third inning and another trio in the eighth. In the first game they regis. tered thrice in tho third inning. . The game offered q study in two styles of pitching. Aldrtdge throw ing curves and more curves at 'h. Yankees while Ppgras depended or his fast paJ and used his hook just ., enough to lei the National lea~U0rf know he had on"
 Pipgras today was hopeful that rhe series will b. 'y'ended 'to rh, point that he ma" pitch agaiu. IT, likss 10 pitch. He has pitched in th' east, west and south cmc. he was drafted ov tho Boston Red SoN iron Madison in the Dakota lsaeuc, 1T 1921. Hc oas farmed 10 Charleston { C., in the sally" league in l3e2 recalled 9t the end oF fh. season anG traded 10 'hs Yankees IT" has beer E pro'"re ot Miller HuCElns svc, . NrdA. although lle spent the 1a2; season pIth Nashville in thn South rrn Association and WAS with St I!aul lahr year rn'i h" roiotn'd th' Yankees in inc au'Um0.
 The pitcher yesterday iusrided the