Clemson at Florida

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  Evening star, Washington, D.C., November 17, 1929, page 1

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  FLORIDA VANQUISHES CLEMSON BY 13 TO 7 BY the Associated Press. GAINESVILLE, Fla. November 10 Florida tanned the Clemson Tigers 10 to z, before homecoming crowd of 10000 here today with a brilliant aerial offensive. After they had struggled scoreless in midfield for the first quarter. Florida scored its first touchdown early in the second period on pass from Bethea to Van Sickel from Clemson’s 9-yard line. Clemson scored in the third period on pass from Mcmillan to Jones from the 9-yard line. McCarley added the extra point and Clemson led, to 8. Florida opened the final period with long passes from Bethea to Nolan and Crabtree to Van Sickle, which. coupied with a 28-yard run by Bethea. placed the ball on Clemson’s 2-yard line. Cawthon plunged through for a touchdown, and a pass, Crabtree to Van Sickel, added the extra point. Clemson outplayed Florida during most Of the game, but was halted many times when near the goal.

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Florida leads 9–⁠3–⁠1 in 13 meetings, counting the six since this game.