The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-13
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PRO FOOTBALL
 GIANTS SCORE
 MORAL VICTORY
BY GLEN PERKINS

N United Press Staff COrrespondentb
 New York, Nov. 13-(UP)-Ken Strong, the 37-year-old New York Giant place. kicking star, couldn't be blamed today for feeling more frustrated and weary than at any other time in grid career that spans half of his lifetime. And no family Press Association could rec ord what his Giant team mates think of the fate that denied them victory in the final split minute of their game with the Philadelphia Eagles yesterday.
 The Giants, two touchdown u1l- derdogs in their second meeting with the unbeaten Eagles, played exactly according to advance pre- dictions-for three periods. But they were like a new team when they snapped into the fourth period, trailing q to 2. With two quick touchdowns and conversions, they wiped out that deficit. Then came the climatic moment.
 With 35 seconds to go and the ball 43 yards out, strong came up with measured stride and booted sharp angle field goal perfectly. The Giants whooped, cheered, hug ged each other-but not for long. Field Judge Eddie Tryon rushed out to bring them the sad tidings that they had been penalized for delay ing the game and that the field goal didn't count. That left it up to Strong to try again, this time almost from midfield, but the Ea- gles were alerted and the ball was blocked by their frantic line. The 2l to 21 tie was moral vic- tory, though it didn't help the Giants in the standings since Na- tional League pro rules keep tie games from figuring. Philadelphia, despite the tie, remained dead- locked with the Washington Red- skins atop the Eastern division standings.
 The Redskins were hard pressed to win 10 to 0 fro mthe Brooklyn Tigers, who played their best game of the season in holding the heavi- ly favored capitol eleven to a score less standoff for three periods. Sammy Baugh, who hit with Il of 20 passes for 149 yards gave the Redskins their only touchdown with a long toss to Bob Seymour that netted 72 yards. The Tigers once were stopped an inch short of touchdown in the third period after which they failed to threaten again.
 field goal by Joe Aguirre from 3l yards out, gave the Redskins their final score.
 The Green Bay Packers recouped nicely after their upset defeat by the Chicago Bears last week ana handed the Cleveland Rams their worst defeat of the season, 42-7 to improve their status as Western Di- vision pace setters. Don Hutson, Green Bay pass receiver who was held scoreless last week for the first time in IA years, made two touch downs on losses from Irv Comp, who scored third one himself.
 The Detroit Lions with Frankie Sinkwich personally accounting for every point, defeated the Chicago Cardinal-Pittsburgh Steeler Eleven, 21 to T. Sinkwich scored two touch downs himself, set up another with long pass to the one foot mark and kicked all the extra points. Johnny Grigas of the losers made 123 yards in 25 running plays to take over the leagues rushing lead.
 Ensign Sid Luckman, back in the form that made him the key man in the Chicago Bear T formation last year, threw three touchdown passes in the Bears q to victory over the Boston Tanks. Two of the passes were to Ray (Scooter) Mclean with the third to George Wilson.