The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-20
IMPORTANT PRO. GRID CLASH IN GOTHAM SUNDAY
Green Bay Packers and New York Giants at
 Polo Grounds

opened at 12:30 D. m.
 The Packers rolling along to new offensive records In the league are favored to stop the Giants, who must win to retain leadershi in the eastern title scramble. Green Bay faces the necessity for victory to stay with the Chicago Bears, who now lead by half game In the western race.
 StandOut Club
 Green Boy in Its last seven games has rolled up 2oS points against all kinds of opposition beating Detroit twice, the Cardinals and Bears.
 The Packers not only have the greatest pass attack in the league with 0 record of A per cent effl. ciency but have e strong running attack with Clarke Hinkle, former Hucknell ace, as the spearhead of the ball carrying attack. George sauer, former all-American ct Me- braska, has rejoined the Packers too after 0 season as coach ct New Hampshire and with Ed Jankowski, recruit from Wisconsin, and Joe Laws of Iowa, both of them among the leading ground gathers of the circuit the Giants will not be able to pay too much attention to the Packers aerial game. Hinkle Is sec- ond only to Jack Manders h point scoring and has scored more touch downs than any other player in the league.
 Ace Passers
 Bob Monnett, former Michigan State ace, Is not only 0 shifty man in returning puntS but tops the league In passing efficiency. He has completed 50 per cent of oil he has thrown and Flash Herber, who set the record last year, Is back near the top with Q ~ per cent mark. The two tossers have completed 60 in i33 attempts between them to gain over HOO yards.
 Don Hutson, former Alabama star, k the receiver the Giants fear most. Eie holds the league record of 34 set last season and has been catch- ng passes ct the rate of four every yame for the past five games He nas caught 3i to date and needs to mare only four today to shatter his 'ecord. On the other wing is Milt 1antembein, ali.league tanker last 'all, 50 tho Packers arc well pro. ,ected on tho wings.
 In the center of the Green Bay inc Is the only brother act of the ,ro league In George and Earl Vvendson, former Minnesota pivot nen, who now hold down center for ,he Packers. George Is the first ytring veteran of three years experi- ,nee and Earl Is playing his first yeaG after starring with the 0oph- DTS last fall and against Green Bay n the Chicago all-star game in sep- ;ember.
 The clash iS the sixteenth be- sween the two teams and Green Bay holds tho edge, 8 to 2. The Giants nave not won from Green Bay since 1884 when they took Q l7 to 3 de- cision here. In 1885 Green Bay won in Green Bay and last year the Packers emerged on top 20 to l4.
 The Giants have been experiment. Ing with changes oil week but Coach Steve owen does not plan to give up his Ave man line. Ray Hanken, rugged end from George Washing- ton, Larry Johnson, reserve center, and Dale Burnett, wing back, are lll out of action from injuries suf- Tered against Detroit. Bunny Gala. 1in, promising rookie from VillanoVa, B taking Johnsons place aS TO. ,erve center. Chuck delatka, sen- ,ational rookie and from Mississippi State, comes back in place of Han- zen and Leland Shaffer is taking ,ver Burnett'S post in Team B back aeld ct wing back.
 Crlpples Return
 Rink Richards has completely re- covered from the bruised shoulder hat kept him on the bench last week and Len Grant, veteran N. Y J. tackle, is also ready for full time luty after being out with Q broken 1and since the Bears game. nd Nidseth, who bumped his shoulder Il the Lion game last Sunday, iS .lso ready for duty If Coach Steve Owen feels it necessary to cali upon Jim.
 Mickey Kcbrosky, recruit back rom Trinity has been getting plenty # attention during the week and will probably see more service .gainst the Packers than he has ,een getting in recent weeks.
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