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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-01
LAST RITES CONDUCTED
EOR GEORGE ROBERTS.

Begole, Mich, Apr. Funeral
services were held Sunday after
noon at . o'clock at Whitmore
Lake and a brief service was held
at Ypsilanti at Highland Cemetery
where burial took place for George
Roberts, 50. Whitmore Lake. who
passed away Thursday night. lie
had been in poor health for some
time.
Surviving are his son William
and three grandchildren. Mrs.
Roberts passed away year ago.
Mr.. Roberts was born west Of Up
slant and lived at one time on
Ford Textile Rd. near Udell Gene
terry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Miller. Miss
Helen Miller and Miss Katherine
Yaw. Detroit, attended the ser.
vices.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-01
OXFORD YOUTH KILLED

Detroit, Mich. Apr - Rob
ert Z. Travis. 81. ONford. Mich,
died in Mt. Carmel Mercy Hospi-
tai Sunday OF injuries received
when his car crashed into one
driven by Mrs Mary l.. Bradley.
A
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-01
INJURIES PROVE FATAL I

Pontiac. APT l. Mrs Hannah
Shen. 80. Charleston, died Monday
OF injuries suffered Saturday in a
three-way automobile collision near
PONTIAC.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-01
CLASS ENTERTAINED AT
SIMMONDS RESIDENCE

Denton. Mich. Apr. - The
members OF the Reliable Class de-
lightfully entertained their hus-
bands at a party at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs +. G. Simmonds,
Thursday evening. There were &c
who were served a delicious din
ner A pleasant evening was en-
joycd.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Smith
attended the Sunday evening hour
program at the Masonic Temple,
Detroit, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Guibord
and son. Ronald, Detroit, were sun
day visitors at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Birk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer kiddcr spent
Saturday evening at the home Of
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-01
pISPuTE ENDS

Port Huron, Apr. Signing Of
one-year supplementary agree
ment which company officials said
The Valley settler., 1941-11-14

Palmer P.T.A. il meet at
I'M. Nov. l8 in the School Build
ing. Tho business Of tho evening
wi II focus on q discussion Of,
policies for the remainder OF tho :
yoar, o school project and tho typo
Of program desired by the Conuruni ty
The patrons arc to bring cake
for rofros hmonts.
Tho school will present tits
Annual Thanks giving program at 1880
|odnosd day, Nov. Is. Everyone is
invited to Gttond. Thoro wi IL be
The Valley settler., 1941-11-14

no school Thursday or Friday Of
noxt Wocko
The school Chri s tmas Program
will be presented to the Public
on Tuesday Dec rs Chris tras va
cati on Will be from Doc.24 to jon.
4 inclusive.
The Valley settler., 1941-11-14
FOR SALE

EOn 2AL
Ono q horse Walsh GARDEN TRACTOR
$75
One Four Whool TRAILER (Ford) $25
Ono Two Horse CULTIVATCR
g Sots Shovo1s) $40.
Two SHOT GUNS Each 800.
Soo- Bob Klom
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12

about Mary. I suppose"
Noel said enormously. "Oh, IL
only l could get my hands on
that ours neck
mo, Wary wasn't mentioned
7 answered truthiully.l Ignoring
his threat. He talked about
something entirely different;
something which ] am sure will
aAinund Anu-aS much as IL did
me.
1T must have been Mary" he
repeated ohStlnately. "She was
with him, wasn't she ."
The last words were almost 2
Shrek. and / went up 10 him ano
slapped him sOundly on both
cheeks.
II am not accustomed 10 haV-
Ing any one accuse me Of lying,
Noel" ! said iCily Therefore.
I have punished your insolence
In the only way which l believe
may bring YOU 90 your senses. j
need not tell YOU that l am
waiting for your apology"
I watched him closely. Warily
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12

for / did not know how strong q
force was the inheritance Of fury
which was riding him. and I was
not sure that be might not forget
his breeding and lash out at me
with a blow.
Blu, his training held, and l saw
the blind fury 60 oIt Of his face
as II some one had wiped II of
with a vet cloth.
"Oh, Aunt Madge. ] am 80
sorry! I didn't mean Can YOU
ever forgive me? But I've been
/ through hell tonight"
/ | put my hand upon his shoulder
again. but gently this time, and
spoke with quick condonement anc
reinsurance.
"Of course I forgive you, Noel.
and I understand. But l expect
YOU 10 believe me when l tell
you that you have no cause for
either your anger or your sus-
picion."
Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12

swiftly planning how best 10 deal
with him. the other was Circhng
franticaHy around the question rs
TO what had happened TO cnrage
him since he, apparently in full
control Of himself, had left me IN
Mary'S company, 10 60 back 10
the party and prove. by their app
parently amlcable entrance To-
gether. that the explosion ~ his
temper which / had prevented
really had amounted 20 nothing
MARY ought 10 he here at
: any minute" ] said "She left
pere a while ago To see your
Iktepmother for me - some
thing which had forgotten. rs
for Redneld, I haven't the
slightest idea where he Is
But Noels next explosive queS-
ton sent an alarm signal Of eau.
ton 10 my brain cells.
do you mean 10 tell me YOU
haven't seen him since YOU left
the party" he demanded.
"Oh. yes" l returned. with
apparent caSualneSS. He came
over here little while ago, and
said that he must see me for
five minutes about something
extremely important"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12

Outline NJ History
2f-Who Is the President ~ this slogan.
'Tippecan0e and ------- too
2f-pnuCenqr
e. Hummirguird
27-Of what South American country IL
Asuncion the capital
2s Vehicle
2g-Near by.
30-M orsel left ~ meal.
81 Negative answer
3J-ConiunCuon.
38-lmplement used In rowing.
Additional
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t0-EXpensive.
Ill Wide -mouthed vessel
f3-Suoken.
N--Weh-like membrane
s5--Ou what continent IL kamchatkA
Peninsula
t6-persisn fairy
47-Who - Great Butains foreign
secretary
4e-Chinese weight
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12

sinister. " q s
as evident a 5
was tho IA e
I b a I he "a a )
con : ciouS o I
nothing outside
his purpose 70
find Mary and
Redficld
He W as q
bundle Of ex-
plosive with the
fuse D u r n ing,
an d | KIN Q "
that / had my
work cut on I
for me. / found
that while one
part Of m y
hraln NN q :
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12

THAT NOEL was IN the grip Of
one OF the terrible RACES which
Olga had told me were his hcrli-
age from the royal house Of which
his father was a member by bar
La gaceta., 1941-06-26

GAIA, blanco y negro, con lar
guisimaS orejas, cay6 sobre Co
gorza, mordiendole furiosamen-
tie en- un music.
I'll gran Pablito, rapido como
un r%elampago, alz6 la diestra y
hundi6 su cuchillo en- pleno mo-
rrillo del animal, que solt6 full
minantemente su presa.
Esta vez, Monsieur Renard
habia matado a su enemigo CO.
mo un torero que apuntilla Q un
toro.
Los dos perros Quedaron exa-
mines en- Ell canine, sobre un
charco de sangre.
Ell Chepa Sc habia acercado
al fin a su jefe, y murmur6:
d Qu'ha sido?
ma repuso Pablo, con
una Serenidad que daba espan-
to, y sehalando a los dos perros
muertoS-. lEstos canes, que
shan QueriO medir cOnmigOl
La gaceta., 1941-06-26
TY COBB DERROnO A BABE
RUTH EN- Ell GOLFO

Chestnut Hill, JUNO 26.--Ju,
gando con extraordinario espf-
ritz deportivo, Ty Cobb, Ell fano
so pelotero de otros tiempos, de-
rrib6 aver, en- su primer encuen-
tro, jugando al "golfo," a Babe
Ruth, ell rey de los "jonroneroa"
y un h jbil "golfista."
Mas de 1000 personals presen
ciaron Ell match. Cobb venci6 q
Ruath, 3 y 2, en- una exhibition
a 18 agujeros, en- ell Common :
wealth Country Club.
Los dos jugaron cast sin ha :
blarse, en- ell curse de las $500
yardas y bajo un sol abrasador.
Cobb cubri6 Ell par u en- 81 bas-
tonazos, dos menos que Ruth.
La actriz Bette Davis lie entire
GO un trofeo al vencedor, qulen
coment6: "Ahora estoy SECURE
de puetengo algo para mostrar
que derrote a Babe Ruth en- ell
golfo,"
La gaceta., 1941-06-26

Con uno de aquellos saltos de
simio de su vieja eseuela de a.
sesino, cay6 sobre ell perrazo, v
lie hundi6, en- pleno cuello, su
cuchillo tremebundo.
RI can lanz6 apenas una leve
queja de animal degollado.
Cogorza sinti6 que un arroyo
de sangre caliente y negruzca le
empapaba ell pantal6n, calando
lie hasta la epidermis.
Pero este, para 81 no tenia i'm
portancia.
Vi6 d~esplomarse a sus pies ell
mastinazo, que era cast tan gran
de como un burro, con una aspe-
ra algeria la algeria inmunda de
los miserables.
De repente, cuando va reco-
ell equilibriO que lie habia
perder su salto formida-
y ell brevisimo combate con
perro, otro can, esta vez un
eiemplar de perro de
La gaceta., 1941-06-26

bilidad por 81 fracaso a la con-
Quota impropia de J. Marshall,
quien recibi6 Ell dinero para los
gastos de WAGE y despues seccio-
no la communication con la empire
sa, Varios telegramas Sc lie man.
daron a Memphis, Tenn, pero
no los contest6; Sc lie llam6 por
tel6fono de larga distancia y
tampoco Sc di6 por aludido.
Aver mismo Sc lie mand6 una
oferta a Claudio Villar, p1gil es
rahol del peso complete, para
cue venga a Tampa y pelee la Sc
mana que viene con Buddy Scot,
81 peso complete de Washington.
Dicese que Villar ostenta vic
torias bien ganadas sobre Red
Buman y AL Gains.
All mismo tempo Sc lie busca
a Jose Legion, ell campe6n cuba
no, un fuerte contrario, dentro
re la categorfa de las lat libras.
La gaceta., 1941-06-26

la perrita, que corria torpemen-
te, tropezando con las ramas Y
los troncos de los matorrales, to-
ia encogida.
U~ltimamente, ell animalillo, al
verse alcanzado, gimi6 con una
cast humana, un verdade-
no Hanto, como pidiendo gracia
al feroz enemigo que Sc lie venia
encima.
lsidro termin6 pronte.
bio dos tremebunHas cuchi.
lladas a la perriila, que exhaI6 el
Nlltimo suspiro en- un ladride ca
81 metalico, como la queja de un
bronco herido,
FL criminal Sc incline sobre la
bestiezuela, que yacia en- terra,
panza arriba, muerta.
Entonces, una exclamation fe
roz Sc escape de los labios del
miserable:
-iPos 81 cue estaS buena!...
lEra que Ia pOhrs psrriIla iha
La gaceta., 1941-06-26

, Sc trataba, en- efecto, de una
perrita que no levantaba mas de
veinte centimetros del suelo.
Ell animalillo, no oyendo va a
sus companeros, Y tai vez OLA
teando la sangre en- ell aire, re-
trocedia, con Ell rabo entire pier
mas, en- direction al moline.
De vez en- cuando Sc paraba.
e, irgui6ndose por un instante,
lanzaba al aire dos o tres ladri-
dos secos, breves, agudos. Sc
mejantes a un grito humane.
Ahora fue ell Chepa ell cue
quiso poner a contribution sus
'grandes tacultades de randa ex-
perto.
Antes de Gu, ell animal pudie-
ra ponerse, no va en- salvo. sino
nj siquiera en- guardia, Mon
Sleur PAT eOmez6 a correr como
81 lie hubiera disparadO una ba-
lleSta.
En- seis segundos aicausS a
La gaceta., 1941-06-26
FL ANGEL SUECO DERRO
TO A ROBERTS

Uno de los hombres mas feos
del mundo, ell Angel Sueco, de-
'rrot6 anoche, en- BENJAMIN Field
a los II minutes de combate, a
Bobby Roberts, un estimado lu-
chador local.
Made eSperaba que Ell match
tuviese un tan rapido final.
John Swensky, ell campe6n del
PESO complete ligero, mantuvc
Ell prestigio de su titulo atrope-
llando a Ray Schwartz. Los dos
gladiadores hicieron alarde de
agilidad y destreza.
Swensky levant6 en- alto a ST.
contrario, lie di6 varias vueltas
Y lie trio. Schwartz sali6 por de-
bajo de las sogas, cay6 fuera de.
tablado y no pudo retornar 9
tempo.
A los 80 minutes de lucha Leo
Censor fu6 descalificado y la
victoria Sc lie otorg6 a su confirm
cante, Abe Tourist.
Tantas cosas ilegales hizo
Censor que al fin lie dieron ell
"puntapie."
La gaceta., 1941-06-26
vlctoriano Manteiga, Editor
OEPORTES
UN BUFFET EN- HONOR DE
LA NOVENA DEL CENTRIC
ASTURIANO

Hemos recibido una amable
invitacion, traida a ~nosotros por
ell delegado Jack Sierra, para a.
sistir a un buffet cue ell viernes
por la noche Sc ofrecera en- La
Tropical, a la novena del Centre
Asturiano.
Los peloteros astures, ell nota
BILE director Faustino Casares y
un grupo de fanatics participa
ran en- ell acto.
Una comisi6n tiene a su cargo
ell preparar los sandwiches y las
empanadas.
Estimamos en- TODD su valor Ia
amabilidad de Sierra y Ell Cen
tro.
La gaceta., 1941-06-26

En- la d6cima tercera entrada
sc hicieron las 1nicas carreras
del iuego y las dos anotadas por
los Medals Blancas de Chicago.
Rigney tuvo mejor suerte que
Sid Hudson. FL Chicago hizo un
triple robo de bases, entrando
Kuhel a home, llegando Wright
a tercera Y Appling a segunda
.Kuhel inici6 ell 130 con un tubey.
Chicago &c, oh, lie; Washington
&c, Oh, 2e.
La gaceta., 1941-06-26
TONIC TERCBRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

ka es una zapateria de Madrid !
Bueno, hombre acabemoS
ID6nde esta la seduction?
Ii Aqui-repuso Pablito, es-
grimiendo su cuchillo IRENE
bundo-. iSaca til tambien el
artefacto!
RC6mo?... JPa que?
Tanta ingenuidad exasper6 a
Pablo, que repuso. encogiendo-
Sc de hombros, como camar6n
clavado en- tenedor:
-GPa que, pa que?... Pa lin
piarnos los dientes, hombre!. L..
sY til eres Monsieur PAT? A
mos, anda va, y ven conmigol
El maestro, sin esperar a mas
La gaceta., 1941-06-26
SCOJEDORE
Local III

Scotia por este medic a los
miembros de esta Local, para la
junta geenral extraordinaria
1ue Sc ce,ebrara Ell viernes q
del c%orriente. Discussion de ba-
ses para ell nuevo convenio.
Sc 3uplica que sean puntua-
les. a las 800 en- punto.
Fraternalmente,
Ell SecretaliO.
La gaceta., 1941-06-26
MISS LILLE Sc TRASLADO
BESIDE Ell LAG0 AL RIO

fayetteville, Arkansas, JUNO
26.--La "hacedora de luvia",
a~nciana Miss Lille Stoats, Sc
habia situado junto al lago Ar
morel para producer la lluvia. FL
lago Sc sec6 y ella decid;5 enton-
ces trasladarse a Barfield, en-
una orilla del rio Mississippi, a
ocho millas de aqui, reanudando
su vigilia.
La gaceta., 1941-06-26
L1GA AMERICANA

Joe Di Maggie sigue batean-
20 de hit y aver dispar6 un zion
ron" Murphy sustituy6 a Chan
der y obtuvo otra victoria.
Galehouse abrio Ell partido
5or los Browns Y lie reemplaz6
Allen, a quien Sc lie anoto eli ICON
.ratiempo." FL cuadrangular dc
Di Maggie fu6 su 16o en- la tenn
porada.
San Luis Sc, 11h, lie; n. York
7c, 9h, lie,
La gaceta., 1941-06-26

Bateando con mas oportuni-
dad, los Medals Rojas, con ell
veterano Grove de pitcher, ven
cieron aver a los. Indios de Gle
veland. La derrota di6 ell primer
lugar de la liga a los Yankees.
Cuatro bases por bolas regal6
Grove Boudreau, ell IS de los In
dos. Ted Williams descarg6 su
decimo cuarto ionrr6n del ahe.
Cleveland &c, IN, 2e; Boston
7c, Oh, 2e.
La gaceta., 1941-06-26
E1E WACIIEFH
Fhadelfia 1c, 54 2e; cincin-
natl Sc, 5h, lie.

Con ell novato Carpenter en- la
Inca de comoate los Cubs obtu-
vieron otra victoria, su quinta,
contra una sola derrota. lie TOGO
Ell disgusto al veterano serpent
nero Lee.
Han banning bate6 con gran
oportunidad.
New York AZ, Oh, lie; Chica-
60 1c, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1941-06-26
LIGA NlACIONAiL

Los Dodgers vencieron a los
Piratas con ell margen de una
carrera y la victoria Sc lie acre
ditto a Higbe, que habo de susti-
tuir a Casey. Leo Dorucher fu6
echado del terreno, en- ell primer
inning, por discutir con los ar
bitros. Despues, en- ell sexto
Frank Frisch, ell director de los
Piratas, corri6 la misma suerte,
Alfonso Lopez peg6 un hit e hi
20 una carrera. Las dos carreras
del triunfo Sc hicieron en- ell &C.
tavo, con "tubeyes" de Herman
v Lavagetto.
Brooklyn sc, Oh, lie; Pitts
burg 4c, Ion, lie.
La gaceta., 1941-06-26

Ell batazo de Brancato hi0o sal
TAR del "box'' a Rowe. Sc Il con-
'cedi6 81 exito a Knott, aunque
no termin6 Ell desafio.
Detroit DC Oh, De; Filadelfia
&c, IN, Dc.
La gaceta., 1941-06-26

Para pintar Inejor su
casa, compre la pintura
e. L. P, yendida exclu.
sivamente pOr King
Hardware. ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-06-26

UNA COCINERA-Se nece-
sta una sonora de la raza
blanca para cocinar. Dirijase
al 1906 de la Gale Taliaferro.
La gaceta., 1941-06-26
Sc LIE OFRECERA A CLAU-
do VILLAR UNA PELEA
CON SCOTT

Farnk La Marque decide aver
cancelar ell programa que para
manana viernes habia anuncia-
do, arrojando toda la response
La gaceta., 1941-06-26

Riddle y Pearson dieron aver
dos triunfos a los Rojos de Gin
cinnati, por cuenta de los Phil
lies, mientras POdgany y Girls >
som cargaban con las d~errotas.
Fue la septima victoria de Rid
die.
Filadelfia Sc, llh, lie; Cincin-
natl &c, 13h, lie.
La gaceta., 1941-06-26
now FIndIng great favor
among women

empez6 a andar a paso gimnas-
tico, metiendose por entire la ma
leza.
lsidro lie sigui6, e~sgrimiendo
tambien su cudhillo tremebun-
do.
lban al encuentro de los Pc
rros, uno de los cuales, segura-
mente ell mastinazo aquel enor-
me, Sc habia adelantado a sus
companeros y Sc acercaba al ST.
ito donde su dido finisimo per-
ell rumor leve de una con-
versaci6n.
La gaceta., 1941-06-26

I'm tribey del IS Brancato do
a los Atleticos la carrera decisi-
va Y SUI sagunda victoria del a.
no sobre los Tigres de Detroit.
La gaceta., 1941-06-26

De pronto hOmbres, Y perros
Sc encontraron ZEN una revuelta
de la senda, que avanzaba entire
zarzalus Y maleza, moteada de
una hierbecilla fina y tapizada
de musgo que hacia crecer la hu-
medal del rio.
Pablo no di6 tempo al animal
a que huyera.
La gaceta., 1941-06-26

S~uperando a los Braves, con
White de pitcher, los Cardena =
les lograron mantenerse en- el
primer lugar del cricuito, pero
seguidos muy de cerca por los
Dodgers.
Stengel Gambia SUI orden al ba
te, pero sin exito. Pitcher derro-
tado: Hutchings.
Boston PC, IN, lie; San Luis
&c, 10h, lie.
La gaceta., 1941-06-26

Las tarjetas de vista fueron usa-
das por los chinos muchos Siglos an
ties de J~esucristo.
La gaceta., 1941-06-26

DiciendO este, limpiaba ell Gu.
chino, hundi6ndolo en- la terra
fofa varias wees.
Por suerte para el, la herida
ue! music, apenas lie molestaba.
III animal no habia tenido a.
penas tempo de hundir sus diem
'eS en- las carnes del hombre.
-Bueno, ands, Iqu1haces ahi,
so peimazo?-anim6 en- seguida
monsieur Renard a su compa-
nero; Gno Dyes csc otro perro
que iadra?.. iAnda con Ell iDe-
.oe ser un faiderillo!.. Entiende-
tie con 81.
A doce o ounce metros, en- la
reVuelta de la sendilla que des-
emoocaba a una era cercana al
m0llno' ell dltimo y tercer perro
l"ursoa desaforadamente.
Era un ladridO debil, resgadO,
.an1ado sacramento pOr un Pc
FRO pequeho.
Evening star., 1941-11-03
Football Sunday
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
St: LOUIS; q: ho,ola Los Ansele;,. "a:
Fort Ord, Calf. 2s; Portland univer-
St. Mary's. e6: Gonzasa, o.
g.. Norberts; ST. Ambrose: O.
s sort rssns's Monmou 4 81 M Y1nseni rof e O.
St. Bonaventure. Al: Canisius, IA.
Xavier tOhioI. 90; Niagara. o.
LATE SATURDAY SCORES.
Bradley Tech. 10; North Dakota. :.
Baldwin Wallace. ~: Davis-Elkins. L..
Nugustana. As: Ruena Vista. o.
Morning side, so: Detroit Tech.
EllendalH Normal. .; Valley City Teach
kalamazoo College. 10: Adrian. o.
carbondale Teachers. 10; p.k.lb Teach
ers. :.
Hardin Simmons, 90: West Texas
g. xsy. xsy,sT N.r os1s.R
New Mexico Military. S4; Adams
Texas A and l.. 55; Stephen ?. Aus
Arizona, 80; Texas Mines. IA.
FAR WEST.
Carroll (MontanD. %; Montana Nor
Whitman, "a: LinfeId, =.
Pseine nehsepi eGn1ersity. IS; eaI colles. % oi PUGET
Rediands. p; California Tech. 8.
SOUTH.
Maryville. Z: Carson Newman. o.
Milllsan, 33; Tusculum, o..
King IA Roanoke. 0.
La Sale, 2I; St. Anselm, a.
Evening star., 1941-11-03
Redskins Packers Pace Pro Football Sections After Furious Wh Of Upes
Green Bay Exp|odes
Myth Of Chibears'
|nvincibiIity
T PIoys Fail Until Lost
Period; Gionts Yield
ToCurds' Posses
By TOM SILER,
Press Sports Writer.

CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-The myth OF
the Chicago Bears invincibility has
been blasted to bits. so now National
Football League teams can settle
down to the business of deciding the
professional championship.
Until Green Bay smacked the
Bears over yesterday, Is to IA. they
were the talk of the country. Super
latives flooded the accounts of their
games as coaches and writer's ac-
claimed them as irresistible and un-
beatable-the team of the decade.
Now that's all over and the Bears
face terrific fight for the cham
pionship they won year ago. The
pretenders to the throne included
not only those pesky Packers. but
also Washington and the New York
Giants
Giants Bow to Cardinals.
Washington trampled Pittsburgh,
% to 3, yesterday and wrested the
Eastern division lead from the
Giants, who bowed to the surging
Chicago Cardinals, 10 tot.
But the big story was how the
Packers. who previously had won
six of seven games, rubbed out the
Bears before a record crowd OF
as 484. The Bear attack for three
quarters was incredibly inept against
the inspired Packers, who stuck to
seven and six man line most Of the
encounter, shifting from one to the
other. The champions gained IS
yards rushing the entire battle,
using the same offensive that pre-
viously had given them 209 points in
five contests and an average of 420
yards game.
Green Bay drove SO yards to
first-quarter touchdown, Cecil Isbell
passed 36 yards to Lou Brock for the
other and Clark Hinkle booted a
44-yard field goal as the clincher.
The Bears roared back for two
touchdowns in the fourth period, but
started too late and couldn't get
close enough to try a field goal
John Clements sparkling passes
engineered the Cards to their upset
of the Giants. The New Workers
scored in the first period; the Cards
tied it in the second and Bill
/ Daddio's field goal in the third was
/ the difference The Cards gained
200 yards by air.
Dertoit dropped Cleveland into the
Western division cellar by whipping
the Rams. IA to 0. and Brooklyn
defeated Philadelphia, IS to 6.
Schedule Favors Green Bay.
The Giants. with two defeats. now
face Detroit. Cleveland, Washington
and BROOKLYN. The Redskins must
play Brooklyn, Bears. Green Bay and
Philadelphia in addition to the
Giants. The Bears, in addition to
the Redskins, play Cleveland. De-
troit. Philadelphia and the Car
dinals. while Green Bay plays only
the Cards, Pittsburgh and Wash
/ ington.
| In case of q divisional tie, the two
teams must play for the right to
meet the other sectional champion
in the annual title battle.