St Josephs College and Military Academy - On Parade Yearbook (Hays, KS)

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J. Lutz, tackle. J. Connelly, guard. joofdaf D. Gottschalk, guard. .f X 'xjf , A4 W. Gabel, guard. SEASON'S RESULTS Cadets 13 Cadets 19 Cadets 27 Cadets 20 Cadets 13 Cadets 38 Cadets 12 Cadets 14 Newton 12. Dodge City 18. Ellis 7. Plainville 13. Hutchinson 20. Goodland 0. Hays High 6. Abilene 14. Tony Schmidt Kwith balll eludes host of tacklers to score at Hutchinson. I A . ps I' 1 464

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J. Drees, tackle. Slooflaf LN C. Schroeder, guard. ..-l . ' l C. Hime,1back. L. Gottschalk, guard. L' Oberle, guard. TAKE HOMECOMING GAME The Cadetsclimaxed the home- coming activities of thelold grads lily taking their old arch-rivals, ays igh, 1nto camp 12-6. It was a battling pack of soldiers that went onto the field and from the first play of the game, domina- ted the play throughout. On the first play. after the kick- off, Tony Schmidt Sicked up 'a Hays fumble and ran 0 yards for a touchdown. The break took most of the starch out of the Indians. The second tally came after P1tner's 66 ard run put the Cadets on the llays 3. A five yard tpenalty put them back .to the 8 rom which Tony Schmidt went over again for the second touchdown. The rest of the game went score- less up to the last minute, although the Cadets and the Indians both piled ug: first drowns. With one mm- ute lef to play, it looked 'as lf the Cadets had put over ea shutout, but, with only 40 seconds left in the game, Norman Pfeifer got off pn a short pass to score for the Tndlans. The game ended 12-6. HOLD ABILENE 14-14 Playing the last, and probably the best, game of the season, the Cadets held the highly-favored Abilene Cowboys to -a 14-14 t1e. Abilene drew the first blood when Hart, the sipeedy 135 pound back, went over or the flrst tally. The 'Cadets immediately came back in a drive which 'began on their own 20. A pass from Tony' to Don Schmidt put the Cadets on the 8 yard line from where Pitner went over for the score. Both extra-point attempts were good and the quar- ter ended 7-7. Neither team scored in the sec- ond .quarter. On receiving the kick- off in the second half, the Cadets drove relentlessly from their own 10 to the Abilene 5, only to lose the ball on a fumble. On the next lay, Hart threw a story-book pass grom his own end zone while completely surrounded by Cadets, to Huffman who went al the way. Again the extra point was good. l The Cadets then began a despera- tion drive which ended in ay dirt when Lelker went over. Tllle extra pomt was good. K. Brake, end

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Ctlffle xgzola Big Red 1801 of Hays is hit hard. , V sl Y 942 I I rf! L1 xl F' Wh X Pitner goes for a short gain. Indians are held for no gain. Horinek is tackled in the Hays High game. 53