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8. J. A. — 28 Fair Oaks — 55 Unable to get going without three of their regulars, the Pumas were handed their second defeat of the year. McKay, Fair Oaks’ stellar back, took matters into his own hands with a scintillating thirty point perform¬ ance. The points for St. Joe were made by Hermann, Mills, Eder, Kas- peran, and Serewicz. S. J. A. — 62 Knox — 12 Climaxing the gala homecoming festivities, the Cubs trounced the highly touted Knox six by a decisive score of 62 -12. The spirited Cubs returned the opening kickoff thirty yards. On the first play of the game, Bolka threw a pass to Hermann who went over to score. From then on, the Cubs could not be stopped. The game was called shortly after the third period began because the clawing Puma was ahead 45 points — enough to win the game. 8. J. A. — 14 Attica — 25 The final game of the season was dropped to Attica with only Spresser and Nolan scoring touch-downs. The game was high-lighted by a sixty-five yard spiral punt of Con Fecher in the third quarter. Fifty-two
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S.J. A. —18 Kentland — 8 The Pumas began their fight for football supremacy by defeating Kent¬ land. Although the game was a see¬ saw battle of punts, the Pumas had the edge on the Blue Devils. There was no score in the first half, but Spresser carried the ball into pay-dirt twice in the third quarter, and Nyikos counted once in the final period. S.J. A. — 24 Wheat field — 28 After gaining a ten point lead in the first half, St. Joe returned to the field overconfident. As a result, Wheatfield overcame the deficit and crashed ahead to win 28 to 24. Nyikos scored three touchdowns and Eder one. S.J. A. —41 DeMotte —18 The battle between the Puma Cubs and the redoubtable DeMotte Indians proved to be in the Cubs’ favor this year. Captain Spresser was removed from the game in the first quarter because of two broken ribs. However, the team carried on to a 41 to 18 victory. Serewicz was high scorer with fourteen points. S.J. A. — 28 Mt.Ayr — 0 The Ayrdales fell before the crash¬ ing St. Joe juggernaut, which was sparked by Don Kasperan, the Pumas’ demon back. Nyikos had to be re¬ placed in the third quarter because of a broken leg. Nolan collected six points and Serewicz added four with his accurate drop-kicks. Fifty-one
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