New Britain herald., 1929-09-18
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
 The long-awaitcd clnchinC of the pennant by the Cubs WAS delayed again yesterday when Brooklyn twice rallied to win both halves of a double-hea in Chicago as the Pi- rates came from, behind to pull out the decision in their own game against the Phllics. One Cub vic tory or one irate defeat will end 1t, but the Cubs have been looking for that one game since Sunday night They will try again today against the Giants, with Boston arraycd against the Pirates.
 The loss of two games to Brook lyn was of no moment Whatvor 10 Joseph Y. Mccarthy, but he did have cause for any amount of ap- prehension he felt over the rough manner in which his pitchers were handled.
 In the first game Hal Carlson per. mitted the Robins 10 run up q lead of to Q in q single inning, the third and the Cubs made it close only be- cause Dazzy Vance had one of his worst days of the season, The Bruins assaulted the strike-out king for three runs in the fourth and for four more in the fifth, and ap- preached to within one hit of the pennant only to sec Eddie Moore single with the bases filled in the ninth to give the Robins an s 10 : decision.
 Mike CycnEros took over the pitching after Carlson had been flat tened. but himself gave way to Sheriff Blake just before Moore de- livered his winning blow. The de- feat was charged to Mike as he put the men on base,
 Guy Bush was knocked from the box by five Robin runs in the first half of the nightcap, and Hal Carl son gave way to q pinch batsman in the seventh when the Cubs pulled up to a tie. Art Nchf was shaky in the eighth, and Pat Malone rushed 10 the rescue, only to dclivcra home run ball to Babe Herman with the bases filled. The Cubs picked up ono more in the ninth, but the Robins won by g to 6.
 Dazzy Vance received credit for the opening victory, although Johnny Morrison pitched the ninth for him. Morrison rescued Ray Moss in the second clash, and got credit for the triumph
 The Pirates defeated the Phillics in the getaway game by II 10 '. and did it on II hits against It piled up by the Phils. The Buc- cancers won on q big seventh inning which saw eight Pirate runs chased home on four singles intclligently mixed with four passes, wild pitch and a fteIder's choice.
 Burlcigh Crime was driven from the box in the first round while the Pirates were enigagcd in the serious business of piling I'D four runs. and Ray French got the victory, Harry Smythe, the prominent rookie south paw, absorbed the defeat
 The remaining National league clubs were idle, due 10 the manufac- ture of double headers in St. Louis and Cincinnati last Sunday.
 Rain in New York, gave Edward Grant Barrow a chance to build up q bargain with the Indians for this afternoon, but moisture at Shibe park sent one St. Louis-rhiladol- phia contest permanently into th, discard. The Browns yer" 10 hav, met the As in a double htll. and only one cf the games can be played of in a doublc-barrcllod affair this aft ernoOn.
 The Red Sox gave yom~ El Walsh of Chicago a bad afternoon to win by to :. and Washn~to, won the opener from Detroit ly 10 l. Rain broE" up the acrout game after two innings had bcrr played, forcing ihr Senators and th, Tigers into another d9uhI"-hoalcI today..
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