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...Haughton through policy, however, is developing the conservative way which hitherto has been so effective with Crimson teams. Although yet in the primary stage of development, the men seemed to have grasped important rudiments of the game which promise the building of a strong machine. Playing on a muddy field and with a slippery ball, Harvard did not make a single fumble Saturday, a fact which is particularly encouraging when reports from New Haven state that Yale's defeat was brought about by fatal blunders in handling the ball. The comparison is far from odious...
Harvard lined up Saturday without two of her most valuable me, Mahan and Gilman. With only a few substitutions the eleven fought its way through the contest, awaiting its opportunity to break the scoreless tie. Coach Haughton saw fit to disregard his custom of rushing in substitutes in the second half, and so he left practically the original team intact to work out its own salvation...
Although the College will not open next fall until September 27, the training for two sports will be well under way by that time. The football men will be the first to return to Cambridge, all candidates reporting to Coach Haughton and Captain E. W. Mahan '16 on Soldiers Field, Monday, September 13. While the first few practice sessions will be light, rigorous training will begin at once. This will give two weeks' practice before the opening game on the schedule with Colby on September...
...early reverses uphill fighting, and final triumph in more than one branch of athletics. The overwhelming success of the football team last fall after unparalleled accidents testified to an indomitable fighting spirit. The track team retrieved a close defeat by Cornell by winning from Yale. And now Coach Haughton, taking charge in mid-season of a baseball team which had already lost its captain, has led it to triumph. With the victory from Yale in hockey and those in several of the minor sports, there wants only a favorable communique from the water-front at New London to make...
...temporary loss of Fripp through illness, the batting slump of Reed, and the sudden resignation of Coach Sexton were mid-season misfortunes which loomed large, but all three have since been cleared away. P. D. Haughton '99 came to the rescue as coach, Reed was given a rest which has resulted in a noticeable improvement in his work, and newly-elected Captain Hardwick moved from left field to cover third, a position at which he has greatly distinguished himself. Another change was made in taking Frye from the pitching staff and placing him in centre field, much to the improvement...