Clemson at Tulane

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  The Wilmington morning star, Wilmington, N.C., November 19, 1944, page 9

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  TULANE DEFEATS CLEMSON, $500 NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 18.|RC Tulane’s Greenies discarded their power plays to outscore an inspired team of Clemson Tigers SO to 20 in wide open offensive game here today. The Tulane touchdowns ranged from Reserve Tailback Harry Robinson’s 85-yard trip in the third period to Robinson’s 20-yard pass play to End Alvin DeWs in the second. Clemson failed to take advantsge of scoring opportunity in the first minute of play when Mavis eagle, Tiger tackle, blocked Joe Renfroe’s punt and end Bill Smart recovered on the Tulane 26 The Greenies held and on their next play from scrimmage d u b Jones whipped around right end and streaked 70 (cq) yards for the first of three touchdowns scored ir the opening quarter.

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Tulane leads 6–⁠4 in 10 meetings, counting the five since this game.