The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-05
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Nagurski, Feathers Too
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BY JIMMY DoNAHUE
 NEA Service Sports Writer

New York, Dec. 5--Next Sunday, the New York Giants and the Chi cago Bears meet here for the pro- fessional football championship of 1.-the United States = and Huey Long's Louisiana empire. | And unless the Giants induce a mob to spirit Broncho Nagurski off on the long, long ride, and have Beattie Feathers deported on the grounds of being part Indian, it's lgoing to be the same old story the Bears will start another winter transforming tour as kings of the coin game.
 For the Bears in Nagurski, have the best football player fin the lworld, and the second best in Feathers, who, although injured a couple of weeks ago and kept out of the recent game against the De- troit Lions, is expected to be able to play against the Giants. As a unit, George Halas' Chicago team has been the smoothest functioning outfit in the western division of the league. It asiled through it's schedule with ease, led by the irresistible line-smashing of Nagurski, the broken-field running of Feathers, and the great play of BiN Hewitt. giant wingman. .
 Broncho Is Tough Maverick Broncho, the former Minnesota mauler, is acknowledged by ey-. cry man in the pro league to be game In addition, he is no mean pass flipper, and his heave to Bill Hewitt in the last period of the crucial game with Detroit resulted in the winning touchdown. Feathers, in his first year of the pro game after an All-America career at the University of Tennes- see, broke all records for ground gaining, amassing 1052 yards in 107 attempts, which is just few inches shy of 10 yards a crack.
 The Bears also have the out standing scorer in the league in Jack Manders, tbe former Minne- sota youth, who forged into the lead ahead of Dutch Clark, Detroit ace, with his remarkable place kicking. Manders booted total of 28 points after touchdown and seven field goals during the year.
 With Feathers and Nagurski lugging the leather, the Bears have Gene Ronzani, former Marquette star, and Carl Brumbaugh, quar- terback, furnishing the blocking.
 The Bears line probably is the strongest combination in the coun- try Link Lyman. the huge tackle, and Bill Hewitt, the end, are the standouts.
 Bears Line Strongest
 Don't get the idea that this su- perlative description of the Bears indicates they are overwhelming favorites. They're the writer's choice = but didn't Yale beat Princeton this year!
 The Giants have been handi- capped by the loss of Harry New man, their star quarterback, and for the last couple of weeks have been experimenting with Ed Dan- owski, former Fordham flash, in his place. Also, Jack Mcbride is being prepped for a backfeld post.
 If the Giants can whip the back field into shape for the Bear con- test, it will be battle all the way through, with Bo Molenda biting his line crashing against that of Nagurski, Danowski trying to out run Feathers and out general Brumbaugh, and Ken Strong, the big back from N. Y. U., pitting his place-kicking toe against that of Manders.
 The deciding factor of the game will be the line play-and you can look for the widely publciized Chi cago line to outrush the local lads consistently.
 When that happens, the Bears will claw the Giants down to pee- wee size.