• Q1: Jesuit took over at midfield and quickly drove to the 21. From there, Tom Daigle skirted LE for the TD. Then he threw the extra point pass to B. Brownson to make it 7-0. Shortly afterwards, a Blue Jay recovered an errant lateral on the SA 20. Brownson passed to Kyle for 10y. Then, after a 5y penalty, Daigle took a pass from Brownson, juggling the ball but holding on as he fell over the goal. Matt Ballatin "bucked successfully" for the PAT, but the offensive line was offside. So the point was nullified - no second chance under the rules of that era. The Saints fought back with their only sustained drive of the day. Mike Smith, whose brother Clarence started at HB for the Loyola Wolf Pups, joined captain John Stumpf and battering ram Jimmy Miltenberger to move the ball for 30y and two first downs. Then a 15y penalty forced a pass, which Brownson intercepted on the Jesuit 40 and returned to the SA 20. The Saints would gain no more first downs the rest of the contest.
• Q2: After SA batted down a pass in the EZ to retake possession, a poor punt put Jesuit back in business at midfield. Second string backs Ray Scheuring and Daspit matriculated the ball to the 10, from where Scheuring scored around end. Ballatin's plunge for the PAT fell a little short, but this time SA was offside. So the point counted to make it 20-0. The Jay men were driving again when the half ended.
• Q3: The teams played "all-square" this period as Aloysius put up a good defensive front against Jesuit's second team, who were also thwarted by penalties.
• Q4: Erskine put the first team back in. Daigle and Ballatin gained big yardage to set up another TD by Scheuring. Then his line plunge for the extra point barely failed. Later in the period, Jesuit drove again but Aloysius held.

TP reporter Gene Thatcher cited the Miltenberger brothers as "a tower of strength for St. Aloysius," FB Jimmy with his punting and linebacking and RG Gus for smearing plays and opening holes.

• Q1: SA started poorly. After receiving the opening kickoff, a bad pass from new C George Sins was recovered by HC at the 7. After Buck Seeber (later inducted into the LHSAA Hall of Fame as a coach) lost a yard, Joe Beach found an opening at LT for 6. Seeber's drop kick was blocked to keep the score 6-0. Toward the end of the period, freshman Louis Carite, starting at FB in place of Jimmy Miltenberger for some reason, fumbled, and HC recovered on the 20. Seeber gained 7, then scored on a shifty run up the middle. This time his drop kick sailed through the uprights. 13-0 HC
• Q2: Still another fumble early in the period led to the third Mick TD. This time Stanislaus-transfer Howard Jaubert was the culprit on fourth down. Breaux immediately ripped off a 27y gain off LT to the 8. After a 5y penalty and a no-gainer, Beach passed to Schloegel to the 3. Seeber then bucked over. His drop kick failed, making the score 19-0 at the half.
• Q3: Halfway through the period, Mike Smith returned a punt 50y down the sideline to the 15. On fourth down, he connected with sophomore E Roy Lomax for an 8y TD, the Saints' first of the young season. Lang: SA "seemed to take that TD as a source of joy practically unknown to a squad which trails by three times the amount." Miltenberger's drop kick went astray. HC was forced to punt on its next possession. With good field position, the Saints would have a good chance to pull within one TD. But this time Smith fumbled the boot, and a Mick recovered at the 50 as the quarter ended.
• Q4: Two passes from Beach to Schloegel, one for 30y, set up Breaux's RT plunge for the score. Seeber drop kicked the 26th point.

Lang: "Little 'Noddy' Siragusa, all-prep "B" center last year when he played with St. Aloysius, was the center of most of the firing [by the SA offense]. But he responded with rare battling."

• Q1: For the second game in a row, disaster struck SA right away, as Jimmy Miltenberger fumbled the kickoff. All-Prep T Walker Sullivan, a thorn in the Saints' side all afternoon, recovered on the 20. Three line plays gained little. But Claude "Little Monk" Simons passed to Labarus to the 7. After SA stopped two line plays, Simons skirted LE to pay dirt. His drop kick was blocked.

• Q2: In the first few minutes, Smith returned a punt to the MT 25. Runs by Smith and Miltenberger plus two offside penalties put the ball on the 1' line. Milty then crashed over. Jimmy's drop kick was blocked, but the go-ahead point was awarded because the "Jefferson Avenue boys" were offside.
• Q3: Late in the period, Simons recovered a second Miltenberger fumble. But Daigle hit Simons just as he attempted to pass. Lomax caught the ball on the run and streaked 40y to pay dirt, the second straight week he scored a TD. Jaubert's pass for the PAT failed.
• Q4: The period belonged to the Saints, but they scored no more points. After moving within the shadows of the goal posts, SA ran three successive plays over Sullivan but failed to make even an inch. Manual passed frequently to try to catch up, but completed none. Finally, Jaubert intercepted and ran it back to the 10 as the game ended.

• Q1: Near the end of the period, SSC took over on the 40. Vallon gained 5, then Colotta (Culotta?) threw to DiBenedetto for 15. Kidd and Linam moved it into position for Colotta to score.
• Q2: Taormina's INT, one of four by the Rock-a-chaws, started the next scoring drive. Colotta connected with Kidd for 20. After three plunges by Linam to the 2, Taormina finished what he started.
• Q3: SSC started on its own 40. The backs alternated running the ball until Linam scored.
• Q4: The Rocks drove to the 1 but lost the ball on a bad pass from C. However, a feeble punt gave them another opportunity at the 25. Colotta drove through T for 12y . Then he passed to Kidd for the TD.

The reporter singled out Enderle and Jaubert as "the best men on the visitors' side."

This meeting of two teams undefeated in the B division was widely expected to determine the champion, and it did. The game promised to be a duel between the opposing FB, Murray Cleveland of the Cadets and Jimmy Miltenberger for the Saints, who "hits the line like a ton of bricks and is a mainstay at backing up the line." SA also boasted a "brainy little QB" in John Blasi.

• Q1: NOA scored on its very first offensive play when little Mickey Ogden raced 60y around LE. Gus Vreeland failed by inches to convert the extra point. SA's second possession began on its 29 after Cleveland's 40y punt. The Saints began a relentless drive that straddled the quarter break.
• Q2: Kessler's squad drove all the way to the 1, from where Miltenberger scored. Jaubert hit the line hard but failed to cross the goal. So the score remained tied at 6. Ogden returned Jimmy's kickoff to the NOA 45. Then began a drive to the 17 thanks primarily to an 18y pass from Cleveland to Ogden. Then Murray faked an end run and passed to Vreeland on the goal line. Cleveland's pass to Horatio Eustis failed to add the extra point.
• Q3: As the quarter ended, the Saints drove to the 12 but lost the ball on downs.
• Q4: Stumpf returned Cleveland's 46y punt to the SA 48. The Saints then started another march that resulted in first-and-goal at the 3. Stumpf gained 2 at LG. But the Cadets stopped Miltenberger cold before Jaubert pushed several feet at RG. On fourth down, Miltenberger was stopped dead in his tracks. Cleveland then punted out of danger. The game ended shortly thereafter.

SA piled up first downs and yardage but couldn't push the tying TD across from point blank range in the second half. The Saints now needed to win out themselves and hope for someone to upset the Cadets. Unfortunately, that would not happen. In fact, the TD SA scored was the only one NOA surrendered in B play all season.

• Q1: The first TD came after a 10y Rugby punt to the 30. (Whatever formation used was automatically "Rugby punting" in this case.) After a failed pass, Daigle gained 9 at LT before Joe Cuccia gained 1 for a first down. Cuccia hammered LG for 7, then Daigle got 6 at RG. Carite did the honors, pushing through RG into the EZ. Richardson's pass failed to add the point. Rugby gained 15y via passes and a plunge on its next possession. At that point, Sins pounced on a fumble at the 34. The Saints wasted no time pushing the second TD across. Daigle sprinted around LE for 27, then ran through the line to the 1. This time Richardson put up the TD. Carite then ran in the PAT.
• Q2: The first string backs entered the game when the teams changed sides. After receiving a Cadet punt at the Rugby 48, all four backs worked the ball to the 1. Captain Stumpf plunged over LG for the TD. Miltenberger rammed in the extra point over RG. Shortly thereafter, Jaubert intercepted a pass on his own 38 and tore through the entire Rugby team to the end zone. For his trouble, Howard was allowed to run over the extra point.
• Q3: Early in the half, Daigle ran 71y around LE. Richardson connected with Daigle for the PAT to make it 34-0. After Rugby made a first down on a 14y pass, SA forced a punt. On the first play, Daigle duplicated his 71y run, "by far the prettiest run of the game." The PAT pass was knocked down.
• Q4: Kessler put the regular backfield back in for a short time. They worked the pigskin inside the 10, but three penalties prevented any more scoring. Daniels intercepted a Cadet pass as time expired.

• Q1: SA moved snappily to five first downs and a 3y TD by Stumpf over LT. Miltenberger drop kicked the EP. The second TD drive started at the Annex 45. It culminated in a 25y dash by Stumpf. This time Milty's drop kick was too low.
• Q2: Blasi returned an INT to the 49. On the third play, Daigle ran 40y to the EZ. Blasi's pass failed. Stumpf then intercepted at midfield. Daigle immediately got loose for a 50y score. Jimmy made the point through RG. The final score of the half came when Cuccia shot a beautiful pass to Lomax for 33y. Cuccia then tossed to Martina for the PAT.
• Q3: The half had just started when Thriffiley returned a blocked pass to the 15. It took only two plays - Blasi for 10 at RT and Stumpf at LT - to score. Blasi connected with Stumpf for the EP. The next score was set up by a Daigle aerial to Lomax to the 3. Blasi romped into the EZ for his first TD of the season. Blasi couldn't connect with Daigle on the PAT try.
• Q4: On the first play, Enderle scored his first TD of the year over LT. Miltenberger bucked the center of the line for the point. Later, Daigle fielded a punt on the SA 45 and darted through the whole team for his third TD of the afternoon. Blasi threw to Daigle for the PAT. The final tally came when Richardson went 2y through the center after Jaubert gained 19 at LT. Carite ran up the middle for the point. Annex gained its only first down in the final minutes on a 20y pass.

• Q1: After a few minutes, Daigle tore through RT for a 55y TD. Blasi's pass was knocked down. Thriffiley blocked a punt, and G Gus Miltenberger picked up the ball and ran 20y for the first TD of his career. Carite tallied the point over LG.
• Q2: Early in the quarter, Jim Miltenberger matched his brother with a 4y TD over RG. Stumpf ran through RT for the EP. Then the captain scored the next TD on a 35y run, again at RT. Jimmy "walked through RG for the other point." Stumpf set up the next score by rambling 11y to the 1. Miltenberger then crashed over. Stumpf's PAT pass was knocked down.
• Q3: Three straight first downs put the ball on the 5. Sins, the senior C shifted to the backfield to give him a chance to score, ran in for his first TD ever. Miltenberger ran untouched for the PAT. Then Blasi scored on a 1y plunge. Jimmy scored the point.
• Q4: Thriffiley ran 14y over LT for one 6-pointer. Carite added the EP, then a few minutes later ran 10y over RG for the final TD. Cuccia plunged for the final point.