Samuel Newton

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Samuel B. Newton
Sport Football
Career highlights
Overall 68-48-2
Coaching stats
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Coaching career (HC unless noted)
1896-1898
1898-1901
1902-1905
Penn State
Lafayette
Lehigh

Samuel B. Newton was a college football coach in the United States.

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[edit] Coaching History

[edit] Penn State University

Newton was the head football coach at Penn State University from 1896 to 1898. His career record at Penn State was 12-14.

[edit] Lafayette College

Newton coached at Lafayette College for four seasons and achieved a record of 47 wins, 33 losses, and 14 ties.[1] His first season was arguably his best, as his team outscored its opponents by 253 to 23 and achieved a record of 12 wins and 1 loss. The teams only loss was to Princeton University by a score of 0-12.[2]

[edit] Lehigh University

Newton was the tenth head football coach for the Lehigh Mountain Hawks and he held that position for four seasons, from 1902 until 1905. His overall coaching record at Lehigh was 23 wins, 20 losses, and 2 ties. This ranks him ninth at Lehigh in terms of total wins and 12th at Lehigh in terms of winning percentage. [3]

[edit] The Rivalry

While coaching at Lafayette, Newton's teams won The Rivalry game against Lehigh all seven times in three seasons. Newton would later go to Lehigh to coach on the opposite side of The Rivalry, winning two of four games played.

[edit] Coaching record

Year Team Overall
Penn State Nittany Lions (1896 – 1898)
1896 Penn State 3-4-0
1897 Penn State 3-6-0
1898 Penn State 6-4-0
Penn State: 12-14-0
Lafayette Leopards (1898 – 1901)
1898 Lafayette 3-8-0
1899 Lafayette 12-1-0
1900 Lafayette 9-2-0
1901 Lafayette 9-3-0
Lafayette: 33-14-0
Lehigh Mountain Hawks (1902 – 1905)
1902 Lehigh 7-3-1
1903 Lehigh 9-2-1
1904 Lehigh 1-8-0
1905 Lehigh 6-7-0
Lehigh: 23-20-2
Total: 68-48-2

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Preceded by
George Hoskins
Penn State Nittany Lions Head Football Coach
1896-1898
Succeeded by
Sam Boyle

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