Clemson at South Carolina

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  The Birmingham age-herald, Alabama, October 28, 1921, page 11

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  lERICAN LEGION FIGHT CARD ‘ South Carolina Beats Clemson Columbia, S. C.. October 27.--show- ing marked superiority In every de- pertinent of play. the Unive: sity of South Carolina defeated Clemson col lege, 2l to o, in their annual football game at the South Carolina state fair here this afternoon. Clemson was able to make but ono first down. this through the medium of forward pass at the beginning of tce third period. The playing of Wheeler. carollna’s center. was the feature of the game Belk intercepted a Clemson forward pass in the third period and ran so yards to score Carolina’s second touchdown Carolina made but two substltutions during the game. Lineup and summary: Carolina. Position. Clemson. Left End Chappell .....N............ Cam Left Tackle McMillan ....k.............. Stolum Left Guard Wheeler ....,.............. Gettys Center . bightSey ....... .-l....- So4pert Right Guard McGee ,......,.........., Tennant Right Tackle Meyer s.... ..e. =. s....s ..ss.’... SPocN Right End Waite .................,, Williams Quarterback Beik .....E.,............. Harmon Left Haitback Anbs .............s.... wiihite Right Haifback Snypes ................. Hollohan Fullback Score by periods: Clemson ..........,. o. U Carolina ............ o 14 o-21 Carolina scoring. Touchdowns,

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  Evening star, October 28, 1921, page 30

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  SOUTH CAROLINA WINS OVER CLEMSON ELEVEN COLUMBIA. :. C., octobef ~ showing marked superiority in every department of play. the University of south Carolina defeated Clemson College. 81 TO o, in their annual foot ball game at the state fair here yes terday. Clemson was able to make but one srs+ down. this through the medium of a forward pass at the beginning Of the third period The playing of Wheeler. Carolina center. was the feature Belk intercepted Clemson for ward pass in the third period and ran sixty yards to score Carolina second touchdown.

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Officially, Clemson leads 74–⁠44–⁠4; as played, 70–⁠43–⁠4 in the 117 games on file; the official count covers all 122 meetings, counting the 103 since this game.