The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-11-24
WEST VIRGINIA COIORED INSTI
TUTE PUTS III ALL OVER
g.. X. N. & 1. L.
Score Is TO Nothing
At Critical Moments Mark
The Playing Of Both Teams, But
Those of the Visitors From The
Blue Grass State are the More
Costly.


but by no means out played, Institu-
te team defeated Kentucky Normal
here this afternoon. Were it not for
frequent costly fumbles made by In
stitute the score might have been
doubled. The Institute boys were
coached by DR.. j. B. Brown and made
an excellent display of up-to-date
forma ations.
-Institute won the toss and selected
to defend the west goal. Goodlow
kicked Off to Institutes 10-yard line.
| Willerson received the ball. and car
ried it back 15-yards. Pierce plung-
ed through Kentucky's line for g.
yards. Wilkexon circled left end
for 6-yards. Harris circled right end
| 5-yards. Harris was called upon
again but fuInbled. Wilkerson- made
frantic dash into Kentucky's line
but failed to make the required gain
1t was Kentucky's ball on Institutes
own "A yard line. ....- -~ ..--.... ..,.-~.
Irvine tore through Institute right
tackle for 10 yards. Frazier attempt
ed to go around Institutes right end
but failed. Irvine smashed Insti-
tute's line for 5 yards. Saunders
lbore down upon Williams and it was
Institutes ball on her own 26 yard
line.
Harris made an incomplete for
ward < pass which cost Institute 7
, yards, Kentucky tbraced and held In
stitute down. Kentucky. took the
! ball b+1t failed to make the required
gain in 2 downs. Goodlow dropped
back and booted the spheriod to In
stitute 10 yard line. Wilkerson
fumbled and Duncan fell on the ball.
1T was Kentucky's ball on Institutes
| 10 yard line. Irvine was sent into
the line hut failed to move the ball.
Rowe dropped back and signaied for
a place kick. Harris batted the ball
down and carried it S yards towards
| kentucky's goal before he was down
| ed. 1t was Institutes ball on her own
80 yard line.
| Harris attempted to punt out Of
| danger but GoodIow with fine inter-
ference brought 1T back and planted
it upon Institutes 45 yar& lin"
Irvine was called upon time and
again to batter down Institutes line
for substantial gains, but his support
was too weak to continue the pro-
J cess. The quarter ended with TIE
, ball in Kentucky's possession on In
stitute's 80 yard line.
Kentucky waded into Institutes
line and tore off 5 yards. A tumble
in the next rush netted loss to Ken
lucky who still retained the ball.
Goodlow Dunted and the ball rolled
out Of bounds. 1t was received by
| Wilkerson and Harris. Harris kick
ed to Kentucky's 2 5 yard tine. Good
low was called upon to punt Wilker-
son fumIbled and Duncan regained
the ball for Kentucky. Williams car
ried the ball across the field for a
slight gain. Kentucky became over
anxious and was penalized IS yards
4
stitute's S yard line. Wlkerson ad-
Vanced 2 yards. Harris booted the
ball to Kentucky's 40 yard line; In
stitute rallied and held Kentucky for
downs. Harris punted to kentucky's
IS yard line, Goodlow fumbled and
Saunders snatched the ball on run
aud romped across the line for
touch down. Harris missed an eassy
goal. The quarter ended with the
ball on Kentucky's Q yard line.
The second half was opened by
Harris kicking to Kentucky's IS
yard line. Irvine received the ball
and advanced 20 yards before he was
brought down by Ingram. Irvine
charged the line for 5 yard gain.
Williams fumbled and Noel fell on
the ball Each team indulged in q
series Of punts and unsuccessful
toward passes. The quarter ended
with the ball in Kentucky's territory
Is yards from goal.
At the beginning Of the fourth
9udICeI OIDdll5 ana hlnca1d were
sent in to replace Parrish and Jones,
and Kentucky called Brooks to re-
place Williams. Institute called for
a triple pass but it died in the arm s
Of Kincaid, who failed to hcave it
over the heads Of the Kentuckians.
Williams fell on the ball. Harris FUN
bled within 3 yards OF Kentucky's
goal and Kentucky recovered. Good