Georgia at Clemson

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  Evening star, Washington, D.C., October 15, 1962, page 21

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  Wayne Hardin started it at Navy last year and now Yale’s Jordan Olivar has it. Wonder how much Army’s ear-splitting Cadet corps. $500 loud, is worth to the team in a home game in the close Niche Stadium quarters. Some say perhaps as much as two touchdowns. The men in gray can shake the heavens with their racket when the opposing quarterback is calling signals. Cheer lead ers hoist a big sign reading, “Sh-h-h-h,” when Army is in formation and it’s quiet enough to hear a shin guard crack. Interesting Thought Thoughts for the gridiron gourmet: How would you like to see Ohio States offense “a conference record SIT yards rushing against Illinois) against Alabama’s defense (which hasn’t yielded more than one touchdown in any Of its last is games) ? 1t can’t happen but it’s nice to contemplate. Can’t stand prosperity item: Hal Davis of Clemson ran back the opening kickoff 98 yards for a touchdown against Georgia Clemson must have got a bit complacent, Georgia went on to a 24–⁠16 triumph. What about that anti-fumble football which the sporting

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Georgia leads 41–⁠16–⁠4 in 61 meetings, counting the 33 since this game.