Presbyterian at Clemson

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  Evening star, Washington, D.C., September 21, 1930, page 65

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  ting Ready to Sock aland School E7evens Play This Week CLEMSON WINS OPENER Harvin and Welch Count In Beat ing Presbyterian, 2s-7. CLEMSON COLLEGE. s. c., Septem- Der 20 (P).-A pair of unheralded backs, Lionel Harvin and Maxey WEIGH, led Clemson to q convincing 28-to-7 VIC tory over Presbyterian College in the opening foot ball game of the season here today. Harvin, slashing fullback, accounted for two touchdowns and kicked the extra point four times. WEIGH, who passed and kicked for the Tigers in midseason manner at quarterback, and Salley scored two touchdowns in the third quarter to make the game safe. The duel expected by $500 spectators between Johnny Justus, Clemson cap tain and star halfback of the 1929 club, and Jimmy Green, feet P. c. ball lug ger, failed to develop. JuStus was well smothered by the Blue Stockings and Green got loose twice in the second quarter to score and save his team from q whitewash.

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Clemson leads 33–⁠3–⁠4 in 40 meetings, counting the 28 since this game.