• Q1: The opening period consisted of exchanges of punts as neither team threatened. Julian Brignac of the home team ran for the only first down of the quarter.
• Q2: The scoreless contest dragged on until SA senior E Thomas Jenny recovered a fumble on the 13 with four minutes left in the half. As they did against Reserve, the Saints took advantage of the break. Line plunges moved the ball to the 2. Thibaut banged to the 1. After a 5y penalty, Thibaut picked up 1 on second down, then blasted off tackle into the EZ. Jimmy also kicked the PAT.
• Q3: SA received the kickoff and started a drive from its 44. Thibaut and Hennessey ran to the 23. From there, Thibaut went off tackle for the score and then booted the PAT for a 14-0 lead.
• Q4: The teams traded INTs. However, the one for Aloysius resulted in a TD as "Willie" Delatte picked off De Roche's pass and ran 60y to pay dirt aided greatly by a fine block by "Whitey" Luthringshausen. 60y was the exact same distance he ran with a pilfered pigskin against Fortier last season. Sullivan's end run for the PAT came up short.

The victory gave St. Aloysius a 2-0 record for the first time in 17 years of football competition.

• Q1: Five minutes into the contest, Fortier took over on its 40 and began a scoring drive. LeRoy Hymel scored on a 35y run. He also place kicked the EP on the second try after SA was offside on the first.
• Q2: Zelden's strategy kept the Tarpons within reach throughout the scoreless period.
• Q3: Near the end of the period, the Silver and Blue completed two "lucky passes" to set up their second TD. The first came when Hymel was rushed but shot the ball to Wilton Clay for 27y to the SA 35. The next occurred a short time later on fourth down when a group of Crimson players deflected Charley Friedel's pass into the hands of Clay on the 2.
• Q4: On the first play, Porter bucked the center of the line for 6. Captain Bernie Lipkis's PAT kick sailed wide. Down 13, Zelden had to open up the O. Unfortunately, Mickal's quick whistle negated the Crusaders' longest play of the evening. Sullivan started up the middle but broke around RE for 37y before being brought down on the 28. However, Mickal called the play back because he had blown his whistle when the ball carrier was temporarily stopped in the center of the line. Boos cascaded from the Aloysius side. A few minutes later, Jaubert scored Fortier's final TD on a 32y end-around. At least the Saints finally registered a first down before the final horn sounded.

• Q1: Catholic's "light team" struck from its own 39 in the closing minutes after an exchange of punts. 135 lb HB Bobby Hebert dropped back and lofted a great pass to Justin Cooper far downfield. Cooper broke past the S to take the ball on the dead run and continue another 30y to pay dirt. Eldon Dicharry booted the all-important PAT.
• Q2: Plagued by fumbles, INTs, and other misplays, neither side mounted a serious threat before halftime. According to the TP article, "frequently ball carriers fell trying to cut back on the hard turf of the Tiger Stadium."
• Q3: Midway through the period, Dicharry fumbled, and Jenny recovered on the 30. Walter Fontaine passed to Stroebel for a first down on the 11. On the next play, Hennessey skirted LE and skipped down the sidelines to score standing up. Hennessey ran for the tying point but was stopped just short of the goal line by Martin's driving tackle.
• Q4: The score stood throughout the period. Finally, on the last play, Cooper traded roles with Hebert, shooting a long pass to Bobby, who slipped and fell just as he broke into the open behind the secondary. (No explanation of why CHS was passing on the last play.)

• Q1: The scoreless first period gave no hint of the fireworks to come. Twice in the first half O'Dowd recovered fumbles. Hennessey intercepted a pass, and Quintas and Judlin blocked a punt which SA recovered. But none of the turnovers led to points.
• Q2: Aloysius finally got on the scoreboard midway through the period when Sullivan passed 15y to O'Dowd who raced 27y down the sideline to the EZ. Thibaut's placement made it 7-0. The floundering Bees finally got their act together, unleashing "a beautiful passing attack" to drive from their own 20 to the 13 as the half ended.
• Q3: SA took the kickoff and marched 65y. Thibaut and Hennessey ripped off gains to advance to the enemy 30. From there, Hennessey broke loose up the middle for the TD. Thibaut booted the PAT to extend the lead to 14. The Behrman O picked up where it left off before the break, leaving no doubt that they had "the best passing attack in the league." They marched 50y with Lionel Brechtel hitting J. Buhler on several aerials. Brechtel drove over RT for the tally. Co-captain Cuyler's PAT kick was too low, leaving the Saints in front by 8, which in that era before the 2-point conversion would be referred to in today's lingo as a "two-possession lead."
• Q4: Behrman, with "fire in its eyes," scored again early in Q4. Passing - what else? - paved the way until Brechtel tossed to Buhler for the TD. Dickey bucked over to pull within 1. When SA couldn't move, the Bees got the ball back and started passing again. With momentum on their side, they had confidence that they would pull ahead. But their plans were thwarted by the play of the game. Fontaine intercepted on the 35 and took it over the goal standing up. Thibaut again added the point to make the scoreboard read 21-13. Still another turnover led to the last Saint TD. After the Crimson recovered a fumble on the Behrman 30, Fontaine gained 15, and a penalty for "unnecessary use of hands" advanced the ball to the 1. Fontaine took it over from there. Thibaut missed the PAT. Brechtel and Company didn't quit, moving all the way to the 1 when the game ended. During the spirited Q4 action, Gilmore of Aloysius and Ballay of Behrman were ejected for fighting.

• Q1: For the second week in a row, the Saints held the opponent scoreless in Q1. SA got a great break when Hennessey raced downfield under Thibaut's punt to be Johnny-on-the-Spot when Giesman fumbled on the 15. Jenny gained 6 on an end-around. But Thibaut hurled three straight incompletions to end the threat.
• Q2: Shortly after the period began, Easton drove 80y to break the scoring ice. Twice the Eagles converted on fourth down. Facing fourth down at the SA 26, Johnny Altobello (future basketball and baseball coach at St. Aloysius) passed to Milton "Monk" Clavier (another future coach) who caught the ball on the run and sped to the 10. After three plays gained 8, Vernon Ghersanich scored the TD on a fourth down plunge. Lou Thomas booted the extra point.
• Q3: Easton drove 83y to pay dirt. Ghersanich's 37y run highlighted the march which culminated in a 25y Altobello pass to Ardona.
• Q4: The Eagles marched 70y to their third TD which came on another 25y Altobello-Ardona connection. At some point in the game, Thibaut passed to Jenny for a 52y gain to supply the high point of the evening for Crusader fans.

• Q3: Aloysius took the kickoff and advanced 63y only to lose possession on Hennessey's fumble on the 1. When Thibaut & Company got the ball back on their 32, they set sail for the goal again. Sullivan, Hennessey, and Thibaut moved the ball to the 4 from where Jimmy finally removed the goose egg next to Aloysius on the scoreboard. However, his PAT boot flew wide of the mark to leave the score tied just before the period ended.
• Q4: One spectacular individual effort produced victory for the Crusaders. When Cousins faded back to pass, Hennessey broke through and batted the ball into the air, caught it, and pranced 55y for the go-ahead TD. The play recalled Wilbert's 97y INT return against the same foe the year before. Thibaut's PAT attempt was blocked. Cousins barely escaped injury on another play in the period. Racing down the sidelines, he tumbled into the yard sticks when tackled, producing a slight cut above his eye. The unidentified SA tackler hurt his arm but not seriously.

• Q1: After an exchange of punts, Tiger star Iggie Frey passed to E Al Suberville who continued 43y for the TD. Vincent Crespino kicked the point. The rest of the period was fought on even terms.
• Q2: Each side gained two first downs this period. HC got a safety when Fontaine unwisely fielded a long punt in the EZ only to be downed by two tacklers.
• Q3: Midway through, the Tigers recovered a fumble on the SA 24. It took four plays to make the 10y. Then Crespino circled RE for the TD, then booted the PAT.
• Q4: HC took the ball on their own 31 and marched to the 4, with most of the gains contributed by Cardinales, fleet-footed HB. Frey drove over for the TD. His placement was low. Aloysius's only threat came when they gained possession on the HC 20. But an end sweep resulted in a lost fumble.