Baylor at Tulane

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  Evening star, October 7, 1951, page 43

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  Larry Isbe|I. Stars; Game Tied, 14–⁠14, at Close OF First Half NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 6.-Baylor Quarterback Larry Isbell scored one touchdown and passed for another in master minding a brilliant 27–⁠14 victory over ,underrated Tulane today. Isbell gave a near perfect performance, punting Baylor out of holes. setting up most of the runs with his deceptive ball-handling and passing with deadly accuracy. He passed nine yards to End STAN ley Williams to set up the winning touchdown in the third quarter, Dick Parma scoring. Tulane’s sophomore quarter back, Pete Clement, turned in a sterling performance. After scoring the first touchdown late in the first period on beautiful 28-yard run after a fake pass, he passed to End Harold Riley for IL yards and a touchdown. The second score left the half time score a tie 14–⁠14. Robert Reid intercepted a Glenn ent pass and returned it 56 yards for the final Baylor touchdown in the fourth period. Reds score gave Baylor a touchdown in every period while Tulane was unable to muster a scoring punch after halftime. More than $4,000 summer dressed fans watched the game. fa{12, falan. ! ! 3 81 Baylor scoring Touchoowns, Isoeil. Ri ley Parma. Reid. Conversions B-ocato t,1t. Tulane scoring, TouchGoTns Kent. | Clement. Conversions. Comeaux (2I.

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Tied 3–⁠3 in six meetings, counting the two since this game.