1914

1914 in Clemson History

Events that occurred in 1914:

March 25: Robert Cook Edwards born in Fountain Inn, South Carolina, the son of John T. and Effie Cook Edwards.
September 9: Fall semester begins.
Fall: The Clemson football team plays every game on the road this season.
October 3: In a road game, Clemson ties Davidson, 0-0. The Tigers lead the series, 5-2-2.
October 10: The Tigers fall to Tennessee in Knoxville, 0-27. Tennessee ties the series at 3-3-2.
October 17: In road game at Auburn, Clemson is blanked, 0-28. Auburn leads the series, 3-7.
October 22: In fourth game of the season, the Tigers get their first win, shutting out Furman, 57-0, in Greenville. The first meeting with Furman since 1902, the Tigers lead the series, 3-0.
October 29: The Tigers defeat the Gamecocks in Columbia, 29-6, and lead the series 9-3.
October 31: The Tigers down the Citadel, 14-0, in Charleston, South Carolina. Tigers own the series, 6-0.
November 7: Clemson defeats Georgia in Athens, 35-13. The Tigers lead the series, 9-7-1.
November 14: The Tigers defeat VMI, 27-23, in a game played in Richmond, Virginia, the first meeting with this opponent.
November 26: In final game of the season, Georgia Tech wins over the Tigers, 6-26, in Atlanta. Tech leads the series 6-8-1. Clemson ends season with a 5-3-1 record.

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