The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-11-16
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Defeated
w. VA. INSTITUTE TEAM WINS
CLOSE CONTEST FROM BLUE ,
-..-.-. GRASS SCHOOL.
Fumbling a Feature
Both Teams Lose Chances to Score
by Inability to Hold the Bali and
Gridiron Battle Results in Several
Minor Injuries to Players.

Frankfort, Kentucky, Nov. Ii
The football team Of the West
Virginia Colored Institute won froni
Kentucky Normal and Industrial In
stitute here yesterday. Victory
came to Institute one and one-halt
minutes before the close of the game
The Kentueky-boys outweighed In
stitute but were found wanting when
1T came to speed and knowledge OF
thu game.
keDtucky won the toss AMI ic-
csived the ball on her own ten~ya;d
line. Frazier raced back fifteen
yards before he was brought to the
ground. Kentucky, playing straight
football landed on Institutes ten
yard line. Here Institute rallied
and held for downs. The ball was
carried back to mid-field where Ken
tucky braced and held for downs
Again Kentucky marched down, to
Institutes five-yard line and lost the
ball on downs. Institute was push
ed over the line for a touchbac!1.
The period ended with the ball in In
stitutes territory %.
The second period opened with a
long kick by Institute. Kentucky
made several successful forward
passes that netted considerable
gains. Harris received a hard blow
On the collar bone. and was forced
to retire. Charles Davis was sent in
and Burke became quarterback. 1t
was Institutes ball on Kentuckys S
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ball to Kentucky's one-yard line and
was held for downs. A wild pass
from center caused Kentucky to
tumble; which ended in a touchback.
The period ended with. the ball in
Kentucky.s territory. E..-.., ..
The third period was characteriz-
ed by much pnnting and many in
complete forward passes. Goodloe
was carried from the field with an
injured arm. Frazier received a
beautiful forward pass and raced for
Institutes territory. He was follow
ed by Hunter, who nailed him as ne
crossed Institutes fve-yard line. A
tumble gave Institute the bail on
her own seVen-yard line. Hunter
used his boot and relieved Institute
of her misery. Jones was carried
from the field and replaced by Kin
caid. With Jones and Harris out Of
the game Institute wa at loss,
while Kentucky felt the loss of Good
loe and others. The quarter closed
with the odds slightly in Institute g
favor.
During the fourth period Ken
, lucky toyed with the ball in Insti-
! tute's territory and exhausted
her effective plays. Five minutes
before the close of the period Har-
ris was recalled by Institute and
Goodloe by Kentucky. The advent
! Of Harris gave Institute new spirit.
Hunter punted out of danger, Ken
tucky fumbled and five players pull
ed and contended for ownership. 1t
was Institutes ball on her own thir-
: ty-yard line. A tumble gave Ken
lucky the ball. Both teams were
about exhausted and the handling
Of the ball became very slow and
inaccurate. The grandstand enjoy
I ed the display Of punts, fumbles and
! incomplete forward passes. Kincaid
| intercepted Goodloe's forward pass
and landed on Kentucky's thirty
yard line. Kentucky held for downs
and received the ball on her eleven
yard line. Kentucky kicked and
Hunter received the ball On her thir-
/ ty-flve yard line, Charles ran to his
assistance and piloted him across
, Kentucky's goal line for a touch
| down. Harris kicked a goal and