Word: cranston
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Coach Cranston, who twisted his ankle last week, will probably be out again today to direct the work...
...fixed to suit the convenience of the candidates. An effort will be made to increase the importance of this period of the football training, and though the work will last only two weeks, it is expected to prove very helpful to those candidates who take part. Head coach Cranston will assist Captain Marshall in directing the work...
...editorial commenting on the appointment of John S. Cranston '91 as head coach, the Bulletin says: "Mr. Cranston has followed football for more than fifteen years and knows the game in every phase of its development. He possesses abundant enthusiasm, energy and perseverance, all of which qualities are essential in the place he has now been called to fill...
...meeting of the Athletic Committee last night, the appointment of John S. Cranston as head coach of the football team for next autumn was approved. The agreement and regulations made by the sub-committee with representatives of Yale University was formally ratified and a vote of thanks was given to the sub-committee. A sub-committee, consisting of Professor Hollis, T. N. Perkins '91 and R. Ernest '03, was appointed to rearrange the rules of the Athletic Committee with reference to relations with other universities...
...ratification yesterday by the Athletic Committee of Captain Marshall's choice of J. S. Cranston as head coach for the football team next fall makes possible a definite view of the prospects of the eleven. Mr. Cranston entered college in 1888, and during the three years that he remained made a lasting reputation as one of the greatest football players that ever attended the University. At Exeter, where he prepared, he played for four years on teams that ranked second only to those of the largest colleges. He played center on the University team during his freshman year, the following...