Bears Upset Redskins 73 To 0 In NFL Championship
The Chicago Bears routed the Washington Redskins 73 to 0 at Griffith Stadium on December 8, 1940. Sid Luckman and Bill Osmanski capitalized on a new T formation while Sammy Baugh and Washington struggled to score. It ranks among pro football's most shocking upsets.
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Adventures in Conversation booklet offered free by publisher
An Chicago publisher promotes a self-training method for better everyday talk. The ad claims simple rules to boost poise confidence and popularity and offers a free booklet by mail from Mundelein Illinois.
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Pistons’ Stu Lantz Out For Season With Broken Wrist
Detroit Pistons guard Stu Lantz will miss the rest of the season after suffering a broken wrist in Sunday's game with the Chicago Bulls. Rookie Chris Ford will start in Lantz’s place, with the wrist cast expected 10 to 12 weeks.
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Indiana Advances To 5th In AP Poll
The Associated Press ranks UCLA No 1 with 61 straight wins as John Wooden targets his 600th win. NC State 14 0 tops second place, Maryland climbs behind North Carolina State, and North Carolina falls to No 8 after losses to Maryland.
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Goyette Out as Islanders Hire Earl Ingarfield as Coach
The New York Islanders dismissed Phil Goyette after 50 NHL games and named Earl Ingarfield, long-time Western scout, as coach for the rest of the season. Ingarfield, ex Rangers and Penguins player, previously led the Regina Pats to first in the junior Western Canada league. The team, struggling with the expansion roster, sits with a poor 5-50 record.
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Anderson College Eyes Fourth Straight HBCC Win Over Manchester
Anderson College aims for a fourth straight Hoosier-Buckeye win hosting Manchester at OC Lewis Gym after recent 5-5 league play and 11-7 overall. Art Larson leads AC with 13.5 points per game while Manchester features center John Warwick at 25.0 PPG and top rebounder.
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