Word: haughton
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Today stands out in the history of Harvard and Yale football as the occasion of the fiftieth gridiron contest between the two colleges. Since the first clash of the Magenia and the Blue in November, 1876, until the end of the Haughton era, the history of the Harvard-Yale rivalry has been essentially the history of football itself. These teams are responsible for many of the fundamental developments of the game and in their ranks were a host of players who are outstanding in football's Hall of Fame...
...entire squad of 41 players will entrain from Back Bay at 10.05 o'clock tomorrow morning. Three special cars will carry the football and soccer squads, the coaching staff, Dr. Richards, six managers, rubbers, and equipment men, and "Mike," with the inevitable Haughton banner and a Horween pipe, to Greenwich, Conn...
...membership now numbers more than 350. Recently-elected officers of the Club are: J.P. Howland '28, president; Haughton Bell '17, vice-president; H.V. Bail '13, treasurer; W.A. Wood '19, secretary. The Advisory Council is composed of Grenville Clark '03, S.W. Howland '04, L.P. Marvin '98, and D.P. Robinson '90. P.H. Smart '14 is chairman of the committee on admissions...
...addition to a great many games, the respect of those universities which at one time or another met his teams on the athletic field. In the chronicle of Princeton football one can expect to find Bill Roper's name in much the same high place that Percy Haughton's occupies at Harvard...
...hardly ever any substitutions except under special circumstances. The day on which the '97 game was being played was a hot one and the heat and the dust combined to make the tilt almost unbearable. There was no relief until near the end when we read that "Doucette and Haughton were compelled through exhaustion to retire from the field." The Haughton of that game was the same one who was to make a name for himself and Harvard later on as coach of the Crimson...