Cornell University Athletics

He was a rugged end with uncanny pass-catching talents on the 1914 football team, considered one of the most potent Cornell team[apos]s of the Pioneer Era. He was captain of the team in 1914 and was named an All-American by Walter Camp that season after playing a major role in an 8-2 campaign that included a valiant come-from-behind victory over highly regarded Michigan. The [apos]14 team outscored its opponents 257-54. He was inducted into the National Football Foundation Hall of Fame in 1972.