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...appointed Assistant Graduate Treasurer of the H. A. A. last December, and who has had a varied career both as football and baseball coach, has been placed in charge of the squad. His chief experience has been with football teams, for besides being an assistant coach under P. D. Haughton '99 in 1913 and 1914, and taking charge of the Freshman team in 1921, he has coached at Bowdoin, the University of North Carolina, and the University of Virginia. He played in the outfield of the second University baseball team while in college...
...YORK CITY, April 3.--Two thousand undergraduates of Columbia University greeted Coach P. D. Haughton at a football rally here this afternoon. A large squad of candidates reported at Baker Field for the first day of spring training. With the coming of Coach Haughton undergraduate confidence in a successful season has risen and the prospects of a winning team are considered good...
...abstract the transfer of Haughton from Harvard to Columbia will prove deeply interesting as a test of the absolute value of coaching intelligence to a football team's success. At Harvard Haughton was supplied with every modern convenience in the way of equipment, some of the greatest material in football history, and the curious Harvard spirit which presupposes supremacy. At Columbia his general coffers will be cramped in comparison, his material quite without Groton and Exeter training, and his constituency lacking in what may be termed the superiority complex. If Mr. Haughton constructs a first-class team on Morningside...
...Percy Haughton's recent book, Football and How to Watch It (Doran), is addressed to the laymen in the stands as well as to the players on the field. It is designed to relieve a great deal of the strain felt by the unhappy undergraduate who takes a young lady to the game and has to devote all of his time to explaining to her that the object is not murder but pleasure...