Clemson at Tennessee

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  The Wilmington morning star, Wilmington, N.C., October 29, 1944, page 8

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  TENNESSEE BEATS CLEMSON, 26–⁠7 KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Oct. %. - R-Coming back strong in wild third quarter, Tennessee’s Volunteers passed and ran their way to 26–⁠7 victory over Clemson S Tigers here today. The Vols struck once before halftime, added two tallies in the third period and another in the fourth, after finally finding their way through a strong Clemson line. The lone touchdown of the visit ors came on a 38-yard march with Watt Stewart, Sid Tinsley and Bill Rogers going through the Vol delenses. Rogers made the score. Tennessee’s Buster Stephens &C counted for two of the Vol markers with Charles Wildman and Jack Redding getting the other two. Neither team threatened in the first oua-er. Late in the second period Claude Holsclaw passed to Wildman from the Clemson SO. The Vol end took the ball on the IS and went over standing up.

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  Evening star, District of Columbia, October 29, 1944, page 19

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  Vols Last-Ha|f Drive .0vercomes Clemson KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 2S.- Coming back strong in a wild third quarter, Tennessee today passed and ran its way to a 26–⁠7 victory over Clemson. The Vols struck once before half time. added two tallies in the third after finally finding their way period and another in the fourth, through a strong Clemson line. The lone touchdown OF the visitors came on 38-yard march with Watt Stewart. Sid Tinsley and Bill Rogers going through the Vol defenses Rogers made the score Tennessee’s Buster Stephens accounted for two of the Vol markers with Charles Wildman and Jack Redding getting the other two.

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Tennessee leads 12–⁠6–⁠1 in 19 meetings, counting the four since this game.