The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-12
CHICAGO BEARS. AGAIN PRO LOOP
 "TEAM TO BEAT"
Smother Cardinals 4l-l4; Giants, Green Bay Next;
 Dudley Defeats Dodgers
BY PAUL SCHEFFELs

United Press Stan COrrespondent)
 The mighty Chicago Bears strad- dled the National football league like some tremendous Goliath today and unless the Green Bay Packers or New York Giants come through with a surprise victory, George Halas' rock-ribbed juggernaut will spread eagle the feild for its third consecutive professional champion ship.
 The Giants, winners of two out of three games, play the Bears at Chi- cago next Sunday while the Packers, who finished last season in a tie with the current champions for Western Division honors, play the Halas hot-shots on Nov. l5. In last seasons playoff, the Bears routed the Packers and went on to annihi- late the Giants for the title.
 Yet the Packers, who won the league crown in 1929, 30 and '31, seem to be gathering momentum for their clash with the Bears and are still within sight of the pace-set- ters, having lost only one game in three starts.
 Green Bay handed the Lions their fourth straight defeat, 38-7, before 19,500 at Milwaukee, Wis, yesterday, scoring five touchdowns and a field goal while holding De- troit to single score.
 The Bears rolled up the second highest score of the season and re- mained undefeated in thr starts by trampling tn Cardinals, ALA, be- fore 38,500 fans at Chicago. The Bears scored in every period but the third and sewed up the game with three touchdowns in the opening quarter. Ray Mclean ran punt back 89 yards for the first score, Hampton Pool raced over from the 20 for the second and Clyde Turner intercepted a Cardinal pass on their own 2 to gallop across for the third. Mclean and Gary Famigliet- ti tallied six points each for the Bears in, the next period and Pool took pass on his own 20 and went the rest of the way to score the final touchdown for the Bears in the final period.
 Dodgers Defeated
 Credit for the upset of the day went to the Pittsburgh Steelers who threw up an almost perfect defense to. blank the Dodgers before 17,489 at Brooklyn. Bill Dudley scored the only touchdown in the second per- iod on an off tackle smash from the eight after inaugurating the drive from Pittsburgh's 38 with 20-yard break through center. Brooklyn was unable to move beyond the Pitts burgh '38 yard line.
 The Redskins took over the East ern Division lead by trouncing the Cleveland Rams, 33-14 at Washing ton before 33,250 fans. A blocked kick gave the Redskins, who now have won three of four, their first touchdown in the opening period, to Dick Todd on the seven clicked and short pass from Sammy Baugh for theSsecond in the next period. Baugh and Andy Farkas paced Washington to two torchdowns, a safety and field goal to sew up the game in the third. Parker Hall tossed two touchdown passes in the final quarter for both Cleveland scores.
 The Giants swamped the Philadel- phia Eagles, 35-17, before 28,264 at New York. The Giants failed to tally only in the second period, register ing pair f touchdowns in the first and third periods and one in the fourth. A first-period field goal and a touchdown in the second and fourth periods accounted for the Eagles points.
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