Duke at Georgia Tech

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  Evening star, District of Columbia, November 22, 1953, page 66

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  Georgia Tech Defeats Duke, 1910, on Teas Late 4S-Yard Dash ATLANTA. Nov. 81. - Half back Billy Teas ran a punt back for 48 yards and a touchdown in the closing minutes today and Georgia Tech jumped back into the bowl picture with a 1910 victory over Duke. Had it not been for the mas terful running by Teas, a speedy junior from Andrews. NC. Tech fans always would have argued that the officials had robbed their Yellow Jackets of victory. The Blue Devils grabbed a 1916 lead in the third quarter. The key play in Dukes drive was lateral that brought thunder Gus boos from the sellout crowd of 10000 when officials allowed it to stand. The crowd had heard an Of ficiaPs whistle and it was sure Halfback Lloyd Caudle had been stopped at the line of scrimmage. But officials allowed his lateral to Quarterback Jerry Barger, who went % yards to (See GEORGIA TECH, CO

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Georgia Tech leads 57–⁠35–⁠1 in 93 meetings, counting the 72 since this game.