New Britain herald., 1929-09-20
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press,
 Whatever trepidation the strange aptics of the Messrs. Grove, Busl Carlson and others may have caus- ed Connie Mack and Joe Mccarthy through the last few weeks, these forthcoming worlds series rivals could pick no flaws in the work of Rube Walberg and Pat Malone yes terday.
 With a team Of rockies at his back, Walberg whipped his fast one through the bright autumn air at Shbe park with such effectiveness that the hard swinging Bengals from Detroit were able to get only four safe blows. It hardly was day for speed ball master, but the game would not have been ever close if Walberg had not given nine free passes. He won by , to I,
 Arthur Herring. who made such g. fine start against Boston a feN days ago in his major league debut. had a rough afternoon against the second string As but escaped just in time to leave the defeat in Owen Carroll's lap. The tigers tied tha score with a run in the eight. but the Macks united it again with one marker in the home half Of tn" same round while Mir. Carroll was in charge of the mound.
 Since the cubs no longer need to wn, they broke a losing streak yes terday behind the siN-hit pitching of Pat Malone. who defeated tn, giants by , to Q. Larry Benton WAS ppodded for all Of the Chicago runs ir the first two innings before Jack Ssott was called to the rescue. Scot allowed no hits in four and frac- tien innings, but gave way to a pinch batsman and Ralph Judd fin iSled without incident.
 ~Boston continued it's fast work in Pittsburgh. defeating the pirates by g. to 8 in the third game of tn" series. Harry Saibold, the vene"- able recruit, got credit for the vic tory, but Johnny Cooney tinishe tie game for him after pinch batsman appeared for SeihoId in the midst of the winning rally of the bfaves in the seventh. The Boston ese now are one up in the thrro games. Burleigh Grimes was the defeat pitcher yesterday, taking his eEht loss.
 4Ray kolp splashed the Phillics with to Q coat of WhiteWash lt Cincinnati, giving the reds two straight and a tie for sixth place. The Reds have two more games against the Phils and must win both t6 pass Burt Shotton's team. Brook lyl and the cards were idle.
 -Along the American league front the most interesting secondary de- velopment vas Washington furth- CT success in entrenching it's forces ir fifth place. The senators took | thriller from the Browns by ? to 1 yesterday as Detroit lost to the Macks and at nightfall Walter Johnson held the top place in the second division by two and one-haif games Washington defeated the Browns by scoring twice on Gaorg" BIae- holder in the ninth after the St. Louisans had broken a scoreless tia by rapping Fred Marberry for q single run in the first half Of the round. Three safe bunts and sam Vests single broke Ip the game with none out. St. Louis killed aH earlier Washington rally when Bla,- holder and MclIlo engineered q triple play.
 sFewer than 50o fans turned out to see the White SoX blank the Yankees by 10 q. This uadouh,- edy will produce much pain at th Yankee Stadium in the few r, main iIfg days Of the season. even if none i{ 10 be found elsewhere in New York Hal McKain gave the Hrrup- inc hugmen just four blow. all singles, as the soX drove George FIpCras from the mound.
 aMilton Gaston pitched tha Rcd Sox to a 3 to victory over CIovelanl sf the FenWay in a close battle with Willis Hudlin,
 sFor the first time in two years. nfaior league sWatsmiths failed to produce even one home run on day marked by more than four games. All but two of the teams were in action yestcrday but no; a-singlo circuit blow Was delivered.