Percy Haughton

Percy Haughton

Sport	Football
Born	July 11, 1876
Place of birth	Staten Island, New York
Died	October 27, 1924
Place of death	New York, New York
Career highlights
Coaching career (HC unless noted)
1899-1924	Cornell University Harvard University Columbia University
College Football Hall of Fame, 1951 (Bio)

Percy Duncan Haughton (July 11, 1876 – October 27, 1924) was a head football coach at Cornell University, Harvard University, and Columbia University. He was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 1951. He was also the part owner of the Boston Braves from 1916-1918 [1] and Harvard baseball coach in 1915. ^[1]

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Preceded by Dr. Frank J. Sexton	Harvard Head Baseball Coach 1915	Succeeded by Fred Mitchell

v • d • e Cornell Big Red Head Football Coaches

Newell • Beacham • P. Warner • Haughton • Starbuck • B. Warner • P. Warner • Schoellkopf • Walder • Reed • Sharpe • Rush • Dobie • Snavely • McKeever • James • Harp • Musick • Seifert • Blackman • Baughan • Fouts • Hofher • Mangurian • Pendergast • Knowles

v • d • e Harvard Crimson Head Football Coaches

Littauer • Mason • Stewart • Adams • Lake • Brooks • Emmons • Waters • Forbes • Dibblee • Farley • Cranston • Wrightington • Reid • Crane • Haughton • Rollins • Donovan • Fisher • Horween • Casey • Harlow • Lamar • Valpey • Jordan • Yovicsin • Restic • Murphy

v • d • e Harvard Crimson Head Baseball Coaches

Sexton • Haughton • Mitchell • Duffy • Slattery • Mahan • Mitchell • Stahl • Samborski • McInnis • Shepard • Park • Nahigian • Hogan • Walsh

v • d • e Columbia Lions Head Football Coaches

Sanford • Morley • Metcalf • Dawson • O'Neill • Haughton • Crowley • Little • Donelli • Navarro • Campbell • Naso • Garrett • McElreary • Tellier • Shoop • Wilson

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