Clemson at The Citadel

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  Evening star, November 15, 1953, page 65

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  Clemson Subdues Fiery Citadel, 34–⁠13 CHARLESTON. S. c., Nov. IA. Heavily favored Clemson ran into more than it bargained for today before subduing a fired-up Citadel team, 34–⁠13. The Citadel, which has lost. all but one of its eight games. dis played its best offense of the year and enjoyed a short-lived 1913 tie in the third quarter. Then Don King. Clemson sophomore quarterback. led his team to two quick touchdowns. Another in that final period was practically a gift as The Citadel lost the ball on downs on its l after Quarterback Wofford Williams fumbled attempting to punt. King scored two of the last half touchdowns and passed for the third. fismSsR fhs Citadel - 3 9 IS lt-I4 te--Iis Scoring: Clemson. touchdowns-Kin1 CO., Ross. Gaskin. O’Dell. Conversions shown “a. The Citadel, touchdownS -Blanton. Tyson. Conversion Hutch ison

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Clemson leads 34–⁠5–⁠1 in 40 meetings, counting the 13 since this game.