Kentucky Military Institute - Saber Yearbook (Lyndon, KY)

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FOOTBALL Shortly after the opentng of the fall semester the call for football candldates was rssued About forty cadets responded Thrs was Coach Eddle Webers frfth successlve year as head coach and he has every reason to be proud of the team he developed for after overcomxng several serrous handr caps he was able to w1n erght out of ten games At the end of a week the squad was cut and second and thrrd teams were organrzed They N re coached respectlvely by Captarns Keene and Wrllrams The fourth team fthe lrttle fellowsl were also developmg a team under the gurdance of Captatn Sallee and thetr record for the season was seven wrns out of eleven trtes The Kentucky Mrlrtary lnstrtute certarnly has every reason to be proud of lts football team thrs year The team playtng under Coach Eddre Weber was consrdered one of the outstandrng teams of the Qouth Wrnnrng erght out of ten games thev turned rn one of the flnest records tn th hrstorv of the school THE SEASON K M I 33 Ll!ldSeYW1ISOn 5 For the ftrst trme srnce the season started the regular team took the held agatnst Ltndsey Wllson Playlng four quarters of flawless football the tearn turned tn therr greatest tctorv Hobson Brrslan and Carltons brrllrant playrng gave us an overwhelmrng vrctory K M I 7 New Albany 19 Prrmed for vengeance the cadets mrrdful of the sound beattng they ad abso bed last year by retarned 1ts Sylfll and fought F w Albany all t'1e .vay Thus Nas the Blues frrst loss K M I 6-Baylor 12 Baylor Mrlttary Acaaernv .vas the tea s '1 xt and last downfall Pavrng on a Net meld both teams held fo three quarters Late rn the third perlod a sensatlonal run by Brrslan gave K M I the lead Du rng the fourh perrod Baylor on two t rcrcy plays scored two touchdowns KMIIS-CMAO Playrng on a strange treld and berng out Nerghed f1ft en pounds to a man rt toorced as though Columbla Mllltary Academy was gotng to be the vtctor Showrng frgnt never before equaled on any freld the team came out on the long end of the scorrng Urbas and Bertelsman starrrng for the Blue and Gold V K . V. . A YA V , Au . 9 . A New Albany, stepped on the frteld with blood in their eyes. Although being defeated lg to 7 the team Page Nrnety seven