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John Simpson, Glamorgan’s destroyer on day two, could not resume his mastery as he fell lbw for 117 trying to sweep Kellaway.
But Fynn Hudson-Prentice (26) came out swinging hard to lessen the pressure on Clark as he approached three figures, reaching a gritty first hundred of the season off 220 balls with 11 fours.
Kellaway completed his five-for in satisfying fashion when Robinson (14) lost his middle stump, the seventh youngest Glamorgan player to achieve the feat- with record-holder James Harris watching.
But Glamorgan’s efforts to finish Sussex off resulted in an awkward 30-minute spell before lunch, with the unfortunate Asa Tribe completing a pair as he nicked Jaydev Unadkat behind.
Crocombe splattered Billy Root’s stumps for 19 but Ingram and Carlson looked to be flourishing as Ingram unleashed some glorious off-drives, although he was dropped at slip off Robinson on 35.
The spin of Jack Carson proved Ingram’s undoing as he skied a catch to cover, and with Sam Northeast lured into mishooking Crocombe to deep square, Sussex looked comfortably in control by tea.
A partnership of 57 between Carlson and Ben Kellaway (30) proved Glamorgan’s last real resistance, Carlson with his second 50 of the match.
But Carson dismissed both in successive overs with Robinson showing his international class as he charged in to trap Chris Cooke lbw and clean up the lower order, with Crocombe taking his third wicket to end the match.
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