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CHICAGO - Thundering out of the sky with two splendidly directed forward passes which started from the right arm of Arnold Herber and ended in the two hands of Don Hutson, the Green Bay Packers rocketed from hopeless defeat to an amazing victory over the Chicago Bears at Wrigley field here yesterday afternoon. The score was 17 to With two and a half. Two minutes later Hutson had ripped across that.

Bears, completely demoralized and with their defenses. The climax of as thrilling a struggle as ever. The story of the. He'd tell of that dog eat dog battle through the first half. Bear offense that drove through the tackles and. He'd tell of that moment early in. Green Bay its early 3 to 0 lead - and eventually its.

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Then there were the crushing. Gene Ronzani, playing the game of his life, made a. That made it 14 to 3, and thousands of spectators, among the total of 29, paid admissions announced at the field, began a steady stream toward the exits. Many of them left the field, missing two and a half of the most exciting minutes in football. The story of the remaining two and a source minutes is the story of your football game.

The disappointed Packers declined a penalty when the Bears were offside on the kickoff following Sisk's touchdown, but they took one on the next play, when the Bears The Transcontinental Railroad Blood Sweat Tears and were offside. George Sauer, who played a great defensive game Transckntinental the time he was in the contest, fumbled on a poke at the line but recovered for a loss of three yards.

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The stage was set. Herber took the ball, trotted back behind a fine screen of Packer interference, as Hutson broke sharply to the left. Two Bears charged over to cover Hutson, dropping back as the end speeded toward them. Hutson crossed them up by cutting back sharply, and Herber let fly. Crossing the Bears' yard line, Hutson Bloox the pass out of the air, shifted his weight to avoid two would-be tacklers, and sprinted between Musso and Masterson, who collided in an attempt to tackle him. He broke into the open by squirming away from Ronzani, and there was the goal line, guarded by Molesworth, just ahead. Hutson rode right past Molesworth, who got a hand on him but couldn't keep him from stumbling over the line, clutching the ball ahead of him.

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The Packers lined up in a hurry, and with Herber holding the ball, Tar Schwammel placekicked the extra point. That made it 14 to 10 in the Bears' favor. Schwammel kicked off over the goal line, and the Bears put the ball in play on their own yard line. With little time left, only a fumble could have done the Packers Tarnscontinental goof. Masterson fumbled.

The ball squirted out of the Chicago back's hands like a cake of wet soap as he attempted a drive over the line, and the oval went bouncing and dribbling along the ground toward the Bears' goal. There was a wild scramble, but it was Ernie Smith, blood covering his face from a nasty cut on the forehead, who slumped over it on the yard line. Probably no team which ever played football at that Bloood could have prevented the crazed Packer machine from smashing over the goal line.]