Haughton Highlighted as One of Football's Greats
Harper lauds Percy Haughton of Harvard as among the top coaches, rivaling Pop Warner and Knute Rockne. The piece recounts Haughton's ruthless discipline, innovative tactics like the mousetrap play, and four straight Harvard-Yale wrecking performances, cementing his legacy.
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Luck At Last A Butcher Learns From Tragic Misfortune
A butcher’s careless son causes two accidents leading to damages and near ruin. A neighbor reports the butcher’s wife has been fatally struck by a motorcar while in hospital. The butcher quips that his luck has changed at last.
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