Furman at Clemson

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  Evening star, Washington, D.C., November 7, 1954, page 65

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  RICHMOND LIB WAKE FOREST – o, King Has Best Day As Clemson Rolls Over Furnan, 27–⁠6 CLEMSON, S. c., Nov. g. Clemson made homecoming day a joyous occasion for $4,000 today with a 27–⁠6 football victory over Furnlan. Quarterback Don King had his best day Of the season in leading the way to three touchdowns, scoring once himself in the second quarter on a 21-yard run. Furman’s only score came on a peculiar fourth-quarter pass play from Quarterback Charles (Red) Carter to End Bobby Stokes for % yards. The pass first went into the arms of Clemson Halfback Joe Pagliei before bouncing forward 5 yards into the arms Of Stokes across the goal. King directed scoring marches Of %, 10 and II yards, with Pagliei and Halfback Joel Wells each scoring from 2 yards out. Sophomore Quarterback Charlie Bussey spanked a 65-yard second quarter drive by the “B” unit, with Halfback Buck George scoring from a yard out, Furman O O o g. 6 Clemson ----.----~ 10 0 7–⁠27 Furman scoring: Stokes. Clemson scroins: gliei, George King. Wells. Conversions-Kins.

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Clemson leads 44–⁠10–⁠4 in 58 meetings, counting the 21 since this game.