Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Robbs tries place kick from 25-yard line but fails, and Cain gets ball on Carolina's 10-yard line. Clemson pen alized 5 yards for holding. Belser bucks for 4, but fails to gain when called on again. Hammond kicks 40 yards to Pinckney, who is downed in his tracks by Mobley. Robbs is spilt for a loss by Hammond and Belser to gether. Robbs punts 40 yards to Bel ser, who is downed in his tracks. Bel ser goes 3 yards. Hammond punts 30 to White, who comes back prettily for 20 yards. Robbs bucks for 2. Pad gett is swung over tackle for 10 more. Walker takes 3. Padgett 3. Sharp ton breaks through and downs Walker for a loss. Hammond punts 30 yards to White, who is downed in his tracks by Belser's flying tackle. Robbs goes 1 yard. Walker tears off 20 on a fake kick. Robbs, no gain. Illegal for Ward pass by Clemson gives Carolina the ball on her 25-yard line. Ham niond punts 40 yards to White, who comes back 10. Robbs punts 30 yards and Murdaugh brings it back 5. On 8 the next play signals are crossed and C Carolina loses 2 yards. Belser, no a gain. Hammond kicks 30 to White, who returns 10 yards, Brown tack ling. Woodward goes 20 on ends around, Cain tackling. Clemson pen C*j alized 15 yards for illegal use of hands. SHanckel fails to gain. Woodward takes 10 on a forward pass. Carolina's ball. Belser, no gain. Hammond kicks 45 yards to Pinckney, who comes back 10, Belser tackling hard. Pinckney 2 yards. Hnammond tackles. Hanckel makes beautiful 40-yard run to within one yard of line, and Robbs takes it over in 19 minutes of play. Vhite kicks a difficult goal. -amiond kicks off to Robbs on Clemson's 8-yard line, Belser tackling. Hammond throws Robbs for 5-yard loss. Robbs kicks 30 yards to Murdaugh. Belser, no gain, and then 3 yards. Robbs breaks through and blocks Hammond's kick, and falls on the ball. Clemson penal ized 15 yards for foul interference. Robbs kick 30 and Hanckel recovers it. Padgett goes 2. Forward pass to Hanckel fumbled and Cain falls on it on Carolina's 10-yard line, Hammond punts 40 yards to WNIhite, who returns it 10, Belser downing him. Clemson penalized 15 yards for holding in line. Robbs kicks 40 yards to Cain, and half is over, with ball on Carolina's 20-yard line. 2D FIALP. Robbs kicks off to DesPortes, who returns to 25-yard line. Beverly goes 2 yards. Hammond kicks 40 yards to White, who is downed in tracks by Belser. H-anckel goes 10 yards. Woodward, no gain. Clemson loses 15 yards on uncompleted forwvard pass. Robbs punts 25 yards and Belser brings it back 15, stiff-running beauti fully. Belser bucks for 2. H-amnmond punts 30 yardls to 'White, who b)rings it back 25, Murdaugh tackling. Con nelly goes in at quarter, and Pinckney takes Walker's p)lace at half. Hanckel 3 yards. Pinckney 15 on (lashing end run. Clemson p)enalizedl 5 yards. Blackburn goes in for Muirdaugh. Robbs takes 2 yards. H-anckel 5. Robbs 3 more. Belser throws 'White for 3 yards loss. Mobley throws Woodwardl for 5 yards loss. Clemson p)enalized 15 yards for holding. Pinck ney gains a ynrd, Troewn inaceling. Carolina penalized 15 yards for rough ing. Graydon goes in for Mobley. Vhite clips off 7 yards. Clemson penialized 15 for illegal interference. Belser throws White for 10 yards loss. Carolina's ball. Beverly goes 2 yards. Haimmond punits 30 yards, Voodward falling on ball. Robbs goes 3 yards. Hydrick 5 more. Robbs, no gain. Carolina's ball. Beverly takes 2 yRrds and Belser 1. 1-aimond punts 40 yards to Vhite, who returns it 10. Clemson penalized 15 yards for foul interference. Robbs kicks 30 yards, and Woodward recovers ball, Belser tackling him. Pinckney goes for 3. Graydon throws Hydrick for 5 yards loss. Robbs kicks 30 yards to Belser. Beverly fails to gain., Sligh goes in for DesPortes. -fammiioid kicks 45 yards to White, who comes back 10, Belser tackling. Pinckney, no gain. Hanckel loses 8, Sligh and Belser tack Iing. Stevens in for Woodward, Bates for Pinckney. On poor pass for kick to Robbs, he is downed for 5 yards' loss by Brovn. Boykin in for Robbs. Carolina fails to gain, and Hammond kicks 10 yards, Graydon recovering the ball. Carolina loses 15 yards on un completed forward pass. 1-ammond kicks 40 yards to White, who returns 5, Belser tackling. Brown throws Boykin for 5 yards' loss. Boykin makes longest kick of game for 60 yards. Hlammond brings it back 5. Bever,ly, no gain. Hammond punts 40, and Belser recovers. Beverly, no gain. H-fammond kicks out of bounds. Clem son's ball. White fails to gain. Bis sell, who went in for Bates, gaiis 1 yard. Boykin punts 45 to Cain. Ham mond doesn't gain. Hammond kicks and ball bounces 60 yards to Connelly, Belser tackling beautifully. Boykin piunts 30 yards to H1ammonl, who is dowNiied in tracks. Belser, no gain. Beverly, no gain. Hlammond punts 40 yards to White. Sligh tackles. Game over, With ball on Clemson's 30-yard line. 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