The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-11-23

Institute, Nov. 1S.---Wilberfo.!:e
University and the West Virginia
football teams divided honors on
the Institute athletic field today. In
weight the Ohio boys we're burdened
with the heavier end. Institute
Eplayed the open game while Wilber-
force used the battering ram with
telling effect. 80 Had it not been for
the careful training Of the Institute
boys by DR.. J. B. Brown, BILLY"
Williams GRAVES from Wi1Derforce
would have scalped the last of
them.
The game was opened by WILDER
force Kicking to Institutes fifteen
Iyard line. The first scrimmage took
place on the Institute fifteen-yard
line. II. Davis skirted right for five
lizards. Harris added three more
yards. Wherefore linemen became
nervous and lost five yards for lille
gally treading upon Institute terri
tory. When the third down was de-
clared, Institute was camping on
Wilgerforce's forty-five yard line.
Wherefore carried the ball back
into Institute territory. Clark tack
led runner after he had racI1 out
Of bounds and fifteen yards Of In
stitute's ground were donated to
Wherefore. An incomplete forward
pass placed Wilberforce In an awk-
ward position. Robinson >signaled
; for a kick, Kincaid could not resist
= the temptation and tackled him right
In the act. Another donation of IN
stitute territory was announced for
Wilberforce. Institute settled down
and Wherefore compromised by
kicking out Of bounds. 1t was In
stitute's ball on her thirty-yard line
A right shift beat down WiIberforce 8
:. left end Jones failed to secure a
forward pass. Wilberforce spoiled
another good one and Hunter punted
The quarter ended in Wilberforce' s
TERRITORY.
The second period was fought ont
in mid-field, and neither team MAX
ing any material gain.
Harris opened the third period by
kicking to Wilberforce's five-yard
line. Robinson returned the kick
and gave Institute early possession
Of the ball. Harris punted over VIII
berforce's goal line and a touch-back
I WIS the result Milberforce lined
up on the twenty-five yard line and
Robinson kicked to II. Davis. Harris
punted again and II. Davis recovered
it on Wilberforce's fifteen yard line
Harris dropped back and signaled for
+ a place kick. Hunter through mis-
take converted it into a fake and
thereby robbing Institute Of her
first and only chance to score. Al
.sccond attempt. was smothered by
WHEREFORE breaking through the
line. H. Davis circled> Wilberforce
! left end and Harris was humbled on
Wherefore territory just three
/ yards from. the goal line.
1t was Wilberforce's ball on her
own three yard line. Robinson sig+
nailed from behind the goal limo for.l
o fake kick and ran thirty yards bel
fore Harris ndHHunter were able to
bring him down West pulled down.
/ a forward pass. Kineaid and Cooper
fell into the fond embrace In opeHl
field ,and1nsutute was penalized for
holding. Z A>,fumble> gave institute
I the ball on fher own forty1ftve yard
| line. The ball became wet and mud
dy, and for the first time the gamel
was marred by furnbles by both
Eeams. institute could not make her}
open plays :go' in the muddy por~
ton of the feld<and for the balance !
of the quarter.vwas at the mercy OF
| Wilberforce, whose backs ltammereUt
the line and almost oauaf1 q COM
+plete rout. Time save Institute. The
fourth period opened in Institutes |
territory by Allen piercing Institutes
left side for. eight yards. 9. Moore !
was sent around institutes left end
and was hurled back by Jones. West
made good around right end. Ansl I
other attefnpttt6 go around ALNstd4J
tllte,a nnd nrnXed fatal and 4arriel