Next "Dunn shot a pass to Lewellen and it looked very much as if he were a victim of interference as he tried to grab the ball for a touchdown," the representative of the Green Bay Press-Gazette recounted.
"[1] The football rule that an incomplete forward pass in the end zone resulted in a touchback had bitten the home team hard.
The Bears made effective use of their power running game in the second stanza, with reserve right halfback Bill Senn capping the climax of a long drive with a 1 yard plunge.
[2] The Packers' made their bid in the fourth quarter when player-coach Curly Lambeau hit on a 30 yard catch-and-run to end Lavvie Dilweg, which put the ball on the Chicago 30.
[1] The Packers were undaunted, with Dilweg making a great catch of a Dunn pass to take the ball down to the 2-yard line.