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Burnham's "glory years" for Rochester football, the team was undefeated in 1952 and 1958, with a cumulative record of 82-42-6 in 1944-60. At his retirement, Rochester's athletic director called him "our greatest football coach of all-time." Rochester's winningest coach, Burnham was inducted into Rochester's Athletic Hall of Fame in 1992.
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with us this fall, but they are out here every afternoon because of their love of the game and a desire to maintain themselves in top-notch physical condition. I only hope that the training we have been able to provide will make them better soldiers, sailors, or marines." In August, thanks in good measure to transplants from
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Central football team "won 42 games, lost six and tied five, scoring 1,083 points against their opponents' 181." By 1934 Central's coaching program had been revamped and several new coaches had been
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In a career not known for job security, Burnham served for years at each school where he coached, always leaving on good terms and on his own terms. His decades of high school and college coaching in
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Almost every time a coach leaves a large university, whatever the reason, there are bound to be a few sore spots left behind. As far as we know there are none in the
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December 1941. Both coaching and player rosters changed as men began to join the service. And the military took an active role in college football during the war, transferring players among schools with orders to report in different locations and building its own elite
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As the 1942 football season approached, sportswriters noted that Purdue's morale had improved with the new coaching staff and the introduction of new formations and plays, but warned that the
Boilermakers faced a daunting schedule. With the exception of a 7-6 upset over
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Purdue has completed its first perfect season since 1929 and carried home a share of the Big Ten Championship.... A movie script writer couldn't have cooked up a more thrilling climax to the 1943 season than was unfolded on the gridirons at South Bend and Bloomington
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Burnham is one of the greatest net stars that the Springfield Y.M.C.A. college has ever turned out. For several years Burnham has played at the forward berth on the local Y.M.C.A five. He is considered to be one of the flashiest and most accurate players in the
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Burnham returned to Springfield in the 1915-16 school year to complete his physical education training, where he won letters in football, baseball, tennis, and basketball, starring particularly in the latter. In 1924-25, he attended coaching schools under famed
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having begun playing "as soon as he was big enough to lift a bat." Decades after his playing days ended, Burnham was called "an exceptional athlete, possibly the best West Newbury High ever had," who could have done well in a much larger school.
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officer training program at Purdue, Burnham was confronted with a record-breaking 113-man squad of football aspirants, a cohort so large it was split into two groups for training. This 1943 Boilermakers football team proved unbeatable.
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team had vowed they would no longer play if Elward remained." Thereupon Elward resigned to join the Navy, and within a month Burnham—a well-known and popular figure in Boilermakers football—became head coach.
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home stadium. This gave Purdue not only the Old Oaken Bucket, but also an undefeated season and a tie with the
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2948:"Indiana Bucket Winner, 20-0: Boilermakers Put Up Tough Battle for Three Quarters But Weaken Badly in Fourth"
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Tables and booths were in charge of the following Legion and Legion Auxiliary candy wheel Elmer Burnham....
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2710:"Purdue Clips Northwestern: Burnham's Battlers Twist Wildcat Tails in Startling 7-6 Thriller before 33,000"
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3243:"Elmer Might Have Been A Milkman: Burnham Had His Problems at UR, But Came Up with Grid Winners"
2604:"Purdue Grid Boss Named: Elmer Burnham Succeeds Elward as Coach—Mackey to Be Athletic Director"
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Burnham's final football game at Purdue was the traditional season-culminating battle for the
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1443:"Merrimac: Much Interest Manifested in Present Baseball Series with Amesbury: A Good Player"
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3028:"Burnham Resigns at Purdue: Elmer Takes Football Job at University of Rochester"
2816:"Illinois Grid Stars Return to Home State Saturday Afternoon in Purdue Uniforms"
2524:"Unprecedented Changes Made in College Grid Coaches: 15 Well-Known Tutors Shift"
2034:"Burnham Resigns at Purdue: Elmer Takes Football Job at University of Rochester"
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Coach Burnham makes frequent visits to the old homestead at 154 Main street....
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3107:"Sports Eye View... Resignation of DeGroot Climaxes Long-Time Campus Friction"
1693:"Elmer Burnham, Builder of Champions, Enters 13th. Year as Central High Coach"
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1417:"Former West Newbury Man, Elmer H. Burnham, Is Head Football Coach at Purdue"
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3002:"Purdue Downs Indiana, Unbeaten, Untied Riviters Tie for Big Ten Grid Crown"
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Elmer Harold Burnham was born on September 8, 1894, at his family's home at
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2472:"Legion Junior Baseball to Get Underway Soon; Call First Meeting Tomorrow"
2142:"Coach Elmer Burnham Announces South Bend High School Basketball Schedule"
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amidst tensions over his big league coaching approach at a small college.
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University of Rochester's Fauver Stadium, where Burnham coached football
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In a 1943 game, Tony Butkovich at far right carries the ball for Purdue
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1970:"Throwback Thursday: Three Cheers for South Bend Central High School"
3081:"Burnham to Retire from Coaching; W. Newbury Native at Rochester U."
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On June 12, 1920, Burnham wed Grace Alexandra Spurgin in her native
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2332:"Legend dies at 99: John Wooden Famed as the Wizard of Westwood"
1186:"University of Rochester Athletics and Recreation: Hall of Fame"
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2578:"The Best College Football Team You've Probably Never Heard Of"
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added, including an English teacher and basketball coach named
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After graduating high school in 1911 (as a classmate of noted
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Eleven nationally recognized football players, including
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In Burnham's first season, an important victory against
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2251:"New Coaches to Take Places in Scholastic Sports Sun"
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In 1916, Burnham was appointed coach at South Bend's
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Follansbee, Susan Poore; Wild, Jane Wallace (2011).
2822:. Lafayette, Indiana. September 15, 1943. p. 10
2662:. Lafayette, Indiana. September 11, 1942. p. 12
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Basketball players from Essex County, Massachusetts
1576:"Springfield College History - Springfield College"
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3413:. Charleston, South Carolina: Arcadia Publishing.
3350:"Elwell Sees Slight Drop in W. Newbury's Tax Rate"
4262:Baseball players from Essex County, Massachusetts
4227:College men's tennis players in the United States
3170:. Rochester, New York. March 10, 1977. p. 60
2868:"Purdue to Split Gridiron Forces into Two Groups"
1244:"Elmer Burnham, Purdue Mentor, Isn't Too Serious"
2874:. Rushville, Indiana. August 14, 1943. p. 2
272:Burnham Family Home, West Newbury, Massachusetts
4257:Coaches of American football from Massachusetts
2426:. Lafayette, Indiana. March 31, 1938. p. 8
1780:. Lafayette, Indiana. March 16, 1977. p. 4
240:, for 16 seasons, tallying a mark of 118–30–8.
3324:"West Newbury: Playground Association Meeting"
3222:. Lafayette, Indiana. June 24, 1944. p. 3
2478:. Lafayette, Indiana. May 25, 1938. p. 12
2452:. Lafayette, Indiana. May 18, 1937. p. 13
2172:"City Basket Tournament Reaches Quarterfinals"
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1353:"West Newbury: Won at Haverhill Y.M.C.A. meet"
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16:American football player and coach (1894–1977)
3868:Rochester Yellowjackets head football coaches
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3328:Newburyport Daily News and Newburyport Herald
3302:Newburyport Daily News and Newburyport Herald
3273:Newburyport Daily News and Newburyport Herald
3196:. Chicago, Illinois. June 18, 1920. p. 7
3034:. Lafayette, Indiana. May 15, 1944. p. 8
2040:. Lafayette, Indiana. May 15, 1944. p. 8
1421:Newburyport Daily News and Newburyport Herlad
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2971:"McMillin Says 'Fumbles Cause of IU Setback"
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1800:"Isbell's Nostalgia to Provide Purdue Worry"
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493:trophy passed between Purdue and arch-rival
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4242:United States Army personnel of World War I
3164:"Led Glory Years: Ex-UR coach Burnham dies"
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2921:"A Corner in Pigskin: The Old Oaken Bucket"
2557:. Vol. 35, no. 23. pp. M6–M8
204:(September 8, 1894 – March 9, 1977) was an
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2919:Fox, Jr., William F. (November 14, 1943).
2224:"Elmer Burnham Named Grid Coach at Purdue"
1468:Somerby, Jr., Charles I. (July 12, 1951).
1315:"Grid coaching great, Burnham, dead at 82"
1157:"Claim State Independent Basketball Title"
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3477:Purdue Boilermakers head football coaches
2842:"Sailors Will Help Burnham Solve Problem"
2656:"INS Football Writer Likes Purdue Spirit"
1745:"Announce Many Races for Big Celebration"
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1524:"West Newbury: Waac Commander Known Here"
4207:Rochester Yellowjackets football coaches
2278:"Wooden, Jones and Wilmore Guide Squads"
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1112: National championship
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360:Central High School, South Bend, Indiana
4247:People from West Newbury, Massachusetts
4232:High school football coaches in Indiana
2498:"Purdue Coach Speaks Before Lions Club"
1495:Nason, Parker H. (September 26, 1942).
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2969:Harrison, Harold (November 22, 1943).
2549:Einstein, Charles (December 6, 1971).
2116:"Assign 74 Teachers to Fill Vacancies"
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1916:Clunes, Henry W. (November 15, 1960).
3105:Cushing, Elliot (February 29, 1944).
2900:. New York, New York. August 31, 1943
1774:"Perfect-year Boilermaker coach dies"
1660:"Miller to Get New Assistant at Y.M."
1522:Nason, Parker H. (January 29, 1943).
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375:University of California, Los Angeles
216:. He was the head football coach at
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4202:Purdue Boilermakers football coaches
3000:Graham, Gordon (November 22, 1943).
2946:Graham, Gordon (November 23, 1942).
2681:Graham, Gordon (September 2, 1942).
2392:Graham, Gordon (February 26, 1942).
1725:. No. July 13, 1916. p. 10
1719:"Elmer Burnham Is High School Coach"
436:Purdue Boilermakers football program
244:Early life, education, and YMCA work
3132:Cushing, Elliot (October 2, 1944).
2708:Graham, Gordon (October 12, 1942).
2362:Davis, Donald A. (April 21, 1937).
1996:"Large Contingent of Soldiers Home"
1116: Conference title
4222:Springfield Pride football players
4212:Springfield Pride baseball players
3298:"West Newbury: Tennis Club Formed"
3241:Warner, Dave (November 15, 1960).
2636:. AP. January 23, 1942. p. 24
2576:Mather, Victor (August 22, 2017).
2198:"Veteran Mentor Assists Successor"
1691:Overaker, Bob (January 31, 1932).
1256:. October 13, 1943. Archived from
521:on the last play of the game...."
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4272:Tennis players from Massachusetts
3249:. Rochester, New York. p. 30
3139:. Rochester, New York. p. 21
3113:. Rochester, New York. p. 18
2788:Graham, Gordon (April 10, 1943).
2446:"Elmer Burnham Baseball Official"
2249:Overaker, Bob (August 26, 1934).
2088:"South Bend 150 history timeline"
2086:Fosmoe, Margaret (May 17, 2015).
1924:. Rochester, New York. p. 21
710:NCAA College Division independent
545:, had left abruptly to coach the
438:was in turmoil. In January 1942,
3086:. September 22, 1960. p. 13
2848:. September 17, 1943. p. 26
2769:. Lafayette, Indiana. p. 10
2761:Graham, Gordon (April 6, 1943).
2689:. Lafayette, Indiana. p. 10
2420:"School Parents' Supper Meeting"
2400:. Lafayette, Indiana. p. 18
2276:Overaker, Bob (March 26, 1936).
1889:Doyle, Joe (February 12, 1975).
4237:University of Notre Dame alumni
3411:Images of America: West Newbury
3053:Whitaker, John (May 16, 1944).
3008:. Lafayette, Indiana. p. 9
2796:. Lafayette, Indiana. p. 8
2716:. Lafayette, Indiana. p. 8
2630:"Paper Charges Purdue Betrayal"
2305:"Seen and Heard in Sport Realm"
2230:. February 26, 1942. p. 14
2148:. November 19, 1922. p. 14
2061:"Seen and Heard in Sport Realm"
1837:. Lafayette, Indiana. p. 8
1829:Graham, Gordon (May 15, 1944).
1640:. February 26, 1942. p. 25
1449:. September 11, 1912. p. 2
1289:. December 11, 1952. p. 17
1163:. February 15, 1920. p. 36
1556:. February 23, 1912. p. 6
1359:. February 28, 1910. p. 2
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325:Burnham was inducted into the
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3330:. December 3, 1928. p. 5
3061:. Munster, Indiana. p. 9
2977:. Bedford, Indiana. p. 7
2370:. Culver, Indiana. p. 12
2330:Harris, Beth (June 5, 2010).
2122:. August 30, 1919. p. 10
2059:Ledden, Jack (May 17, 1935).
2002:. January 29, 1919. p. 5
327:Indiana Football Hall of Fame
220:in 1942 and 1943. Burnham's
3826:# denotes interim head coach
3304:. August 18, 1923. p. 2
3275:. August 16, 1940. p. 2
2736:"Purdue Plans Grid Build-up"
2530:. March 22, 1942. p. 10
2303:Ledden, Jack (May 6, 1936).
2178:. March 24, 1929. p. 11
1950:. August 30, 1941. p. 4
1665:. April 23, 1915. p. 11
1607:. August 30, 1913. p. 6
1321:. March 17, 1977. p. 44
3356:. March 6, 1961. p. 10
2551:"When Football Went to War"
2504:. March 23, 1938. p. 2
1397:. April 10, 1911. p. 2
286:Springfield Training School
61:West Newbury, Massachusetts
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2204:. July 9, 1935. p. 12
2021:Follansbee & Wild 2011
1870:. May 16, 1944. p. 10
1751:. June 30, 1917. p. 7
1528:The Newburyport Daily News
1378:Follansbee & Wild 2011
1340:Follansbee & Wild 2011
290:Springfield, Massachusetts
173:Accomplishments and honors
117:South Bend Central HS (IN)
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1891:"More Honors for Burnham"
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2634:Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph
481:, as well as the Navy's
306:University of Notre Dame
224:went 9–0 and shared the
3055:"Speculating in Sports"
2528:Wisconsin State Journal
1861:"Touchdowns to Burnham"
1190:University of Rochester
704:Rochester Yellowjackets
561:Personal life and death
539:University of Rochester
497:. The year before, the
454:Northwestern University
390:Freshman football coach
234:University of Rochester
3354:Newburyport Daily News
3247:Democrat and Chronicle
3216:"Personal and General"
3168:Democrat and Chronicle
3137:Democrat and Chronicle
3111:Democrat and Chronicle
3084:Newburyport Daily News
1922:Democrat and Chronicle
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2872:Rushville Republican
1944:"25 Years Ago Today"
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3732:(1977–1981)
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