Evening star., 1959-11-22
STATISTICS

Fumbles Lost on
Yards PenAlized --- Al rs
from a yard and a half out
two plays later, with less than
five minutes to play.
Quarterback Norman Snead
Of Wake Forest passed for two
touchdowns and kept his team
moving with his throwing
through most of the game.
Clemson's strong and versatile
running game kept the Tigers
in contention.
Top League at 6-1
The victory left Clemson
with a final ACC record Of 6-1
and q 7-2 overall mark, with
Furman Of the Southern Con-
ference to be played next Sat-
urday in its final game.
Wake Forest Halfback Bobby
Robinson set the tone Of the
game when he intercepted a
pass and raced 10 yards to
score early in the first period.
Clemson countered with an
interception Of its own, when
Fullback Ron Scrudato picked
OF a Wake Forest pass and re-
turned it 81 yards to Wakes
i. Fulback Doug Daigneault
dived over from the 2 a couple
Of plays later.
1t was this type Of surprise
development that kept the
crowd Of $4,000 standing more
than it sat throughout the
game.
Fullback Doug Cline of
Clemson scored two touch
downs. Ten other players had
a hand in the remaining points,
including a 22-yard field goal
late in the first half by Wake
Forest Fullback Neil MacLean.
I'm limp" was Clemson
Coach Frank Howard's first
comment after the victory.
Wake Forest Coach Paul Amen
said: 1--WE ought to charge
everybody another admission as
they go out"
Clemson tied the score at
14-l4 with a 94-yard march
midway in the second period.
Cline smashed over from the
2 and Quarterback Harvey
White passed to End Sam An
derson for the tying extra
points. Wake Forest had gone
ahead on the opening play of
the quarter with Snead's Az
yard toss to Halfback Jerry
Ball to climax a 91-yard drive.
Wake Forest, stalled at the
Clemson 4 after a 70-yard
march just before the half
ended, regained the lead on
MacLean's field goal.
Deacons Lead by 10
The Deacons moved 10 points
in front in the third period on
a 74-yard screen pass play,
Snead to MacLean, in which
the big fullback raced from the
scrimmage line to ClemSon's II,
an ACC record for a non -scor-
ing run with a pass. Snead
tipped a pass down the middle
to End Bobby Allen for a score.
Clemson got back within
striking distance with a 9l-yard
march featuring Quarterback
LowndeS Shingler's is and %
yard passes to End Ed Bost.
Bost scored on the longer play.
A 54-yard punt return by
Halfback Harry Pavilack set UP
the touchdown that put Glenn
son ahead for the first time
early in the fourth period. Pa
vilack's run took the ball to
the Wake Forest "a, and five
plays later Cline dived over
from the 2.
Halfback John Morris put
Wake Forest in contention i'm
mediately with 57-yard kick
OF runback to the Clemson 81.
Snead connected on two passes
to the 2, and Morris raced over.
Trailing 31-27, Clemson got
a life when USry intercepted
sophomore Quarterback Chuck
Reiley'S pass and returned it
"a yards to the Wake IL. Two
plays later Usry plunged for
the clinching touchdown.
Cline was the rushing leader
with 125 yards in 20 attempts,
Snead accounted for Wake For
est's 1876 passing yards with
nine compilations in %. at
temptS.
" WAKE ASIsF FOREST - 7 10 7 7-sI
CLEMSON ------- 8 6 8 13-35
Wake T'crest-Robinson 20, pass inter.
ception (MacLean kick).
CIemSon-Daisneault 2, run Ckick
wake Forest--Ball 4h, pass from
Snead (MacLean kick).
Ciemson-Cline 2, run (Anderson, pass
Wake Fc Field goal, MacLear
wake Forest--Allen II. pass from
-, snead CMacLean kick),
Clemson--Bost -, pass from ShinEler
(pass failed.
Clemson-Cline 2. run white kick),
kick).
ClemSon-Usry IN. run (kick failedD.