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CLEMSON, S.C. -- Cole Stoudt threw for 209 yards and a touchdown, Ammon Lakip had three field goals and No. 21 Clemson won its fifth straight with a 16-6 victory over Syracuse on Saturday night. The Tigers (6-2, 5-1 Atlantic Coast Conference) overcame a spotty offensive showing with another strong performance on defence, holding the Orange (3-5, 1-3) to a season-low 170 yards of offence. Stoudt, starting a second straight game for injured quarterback Deshaun Watson, struggled much of the game with two interceptions and a fumble. But he led a 73-yard touchdown drive in the fourth quarter that ended with a 19-yard scoring pass to tight end Stanton Seckinger. Lakip had kicks of 38, 18 and 41 yards, the last putting Clemson ahead 9-6 for good, 9-6, in the third quarter. Wayne Gallman finished with 101 yards, the first time a running back has cracked the century mark this season for the Tigers. Stoudt was 24 of 35 and brought Clemson a victory for the second straight time after trailing in the second half. A week ago, Boston College led 13-10 before Stoudt led a touchdown drive for the 17-13 win. This time, he fought through a difficult three quarters before finally finding his footing. After Clemson moved in front on Lakips final kick, Stoudt had a 17-yard pass to Mike Williams that move the Tigers to Syracuse 23. Two plays later, he found Seckinger. Clemson iced the game with a final drive that lasted more than eight minutes to run out the clock. Syracuse freshman AJ Long, making his second career start, was sacked four times and held to 82 yards passing. Prince-Tyson Gulley ran for 80 yards, accounting for most of the rest of Syracuses offence. The Tigers entered his one with four straight wins, one of the countrys strongest defences and an offence looking to finally get back to its high-scoring, fast-tempo self. That was the case a year ago when these teams played with the Tigers ahead 35-7 at half and cruising to a 49-14 blowout victory. This time, though, Clemsons offence continued its freefall without injured quarterback starter Deshaun Watson. The Tigers, who averaged better than 500 yards a game, the previous two seasons, managed just 157 in the opening half and gave the ball away with two fumbles and an interception. Clemson entered the contest with six interceptions on the season, the second fewest in the ACC. Two of the turnovers led to Syracuse points. Cornerback Brandon Reddish picked off Stoudts pass with the Tigers in Syracuse territory. The Orange turned that mistake into Cole Murphys 43-yard field goal. Clemson was driving inside the Syracuse 10 right before halftime when C.J. Davidson mishandled a pitch from Stoudt and Syracuse defensive end Robert Welsh recovered. Welsh had a 42-yard interception return touchdown a week earlier in Syracuses 30-7 win at Wake Forest. 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"Thank God the past couple of days I would say Ive been feeling more comfortable at the plate and Ive been putting good at-bats together," Beltran said. "I just felt confident that I was going to do something positive." Beltran signed a $45 million, three-year contract with New York this winter after an All-Star season with the St. Louis Cardinals. But he has struggled with inconsistency and an elbow injury has limited him to the designated hitter role since early June. Beltran began the game batting just .221. But right after Brian McCann lined an RBI single, Beltran hit a drive off Zach Britton (3-1) far over the left-field wall. It was the first time this year that the Yankees won in their final at-bat at home, and it was their fourth straight victory overall. "Its been somewhat of a struggle then he got hurt. But you can just see him starting to square the balls up," Yankees manager Joe Girardi said. "That was a tremendous at-bat." The Yankees kept coming up empty with runners in scoring position until the ninth. Brett Gardner led off the inning with a single, then Derek Jeter struck out looking and Jacoby Ellsbury flied out. Mark Teixeira followed with a walk and McCann singled home a run, setting up Beltrans first walkoff homer since 2008, for the New York Mets. Britton was already off the field by the time Beltran made it to home plate, where he was mobbed by his teammates and then got doused during a postgame interview. "He just had a couple of sinkers up and they made him pay for it," Orioles manager Buck Showlater said of Britton. "I cannot really fault him, all things considered. He let it rip and it did not work for him tonight." David Huff (1-0) gave up Steve Pearces RBI single in the ninth but got the win. Leading 3-1 heading into the ninth, the Orioles missed a chance to pull even with the Yankees for second place in the AL East. "It is frustrating. 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