Presbyterian at Clemson

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  The times-news. (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, North Carolina, September 20, 1937, page 1

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  By M. M. QUARTERBACK to the Tarheels next weekend. CLEMSON 46, p. c. D to the TarheelS next weekend. CLEMSON 46, p. c. o 4 fast tiger team tore Il weak or Presbyterian team into Shrcds, scored almost at will and mdicated that it would bear watching IN the Southern conference. Scoring in every period, the Tigers of Jess Nicely rolled up a 46 to 0 score, a record breaker in ClemSon-P. c. clashes. CITADEL So, WOFFORD o A fast moving set of pony backs from the Citadel ran wild over Wofford and scored six touch downs to give the CharleStOnianS SO TO 0 win over WoGford at Spartanburg. The s. c. Cadets scored almost at will and Wofford never threat ened. making only one first down. FURMAN l9, NEWBERRY o Furman warmed up for d de- Tense of the Palmetto champion shin on Friday night with 10 to 0 win over Newberry. Dizzy Nc Leod’s BaptiSts took things fairly easy and Newbery threatened only once during the game. BASEBALL The Chicago Cubs pulled up to two and a half games behind the league-leading New York Giants with a 9 to 3 win over Philadelphia. while the Giants were drop ping a a to decision to the GIN cinnati Reds. FOOTBALL SCORES n. C. State 6, Davidson z. Clemson 46, p. c. o. Citadel So, Wofford 0. V.M.I. 6, Elon II. V.PI 27, Roanoke Z. S. Carolina -, +. & II. 7. W.C.T.C. 0, Boiling Springs D. Southwestern 20. Ark. st. 0. King 10. Tenn. Yves. IA. Centenary 0. La. st. Normal D.

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Clemson leads 33–⁠3–⁠4 in 40 meetings, counting the 21 since this game.