PLAYING CAREER
McGILL UNIVERSITY  1898-1901
MONTREAL WINGED WHEELERS 1902-1906

AFTER GRADUATING FROM MONTREAL HIGH SCHOOL, PERCIVAL MOLSON ATTENDED McGILL UNIVERSITY WHERE HE PARTICIPATED IN TRACK, HOCKEY, RACQUET SPORTS, GOLF, CRICKET, BILLIARDS, AQUATIC SPORTS, AND FOOTBALL.

AFTER EARNING HIS DEGREE, MOLSON CONTINUED HIS FOOTBALL CAREER WITH THE MONTREAL AMATEUR ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. HE WAS CAPTAIN OF THE SQUAD IN 1903 AND 1904.  HE WAS REGARDED AS A SURE-HANDED, BRILLIANT RUNNING BACK AND AN EXCEPTIONAL KICKER.

PERCIVAL MOLSON FOUGHT IN THE FIRST WORLD WAR AND DEMONSTRATED THE SAME LEADERSHIP ON THE BATTLEFIELD AS HE HAD SHOWN ON THE FOOTBALL FIELD. CAPTAIN MOLSON WAS KILLED IN BATTLE JULY 5, 1917.

CAPTAIN MOLSON'S WILL INCLUDED A BEQUEST OF $75,000.00 FOR THE BUILDING OF A STADIUM AT McGILL UNIVERSITY. IN ADDITION TO THE PERCIVAL MOLSON MEMORIAL STADIUM, A COLLECTION OF MORE THAN 50 ATHLETIC AWARDS AND TROPHIES ARE ON EXHIBIT AT McGILL'S SIR ARTHUR CURRIE GYMNASIUM.

INDUCTED 1963 - PLAYER

CHARTER MEMBER

Class of 1963 Earl Grey, D. Wes Brown, John DeGruchy, "Seppi" DuMoulin, William C. Foulds, Frank J. Hannibal, Alvin Ritchie, Harry L. Batstone, Ormond Beach, Joseph M. Breen, Lionel P. Conacher, Ernest Cox, Jake Jacobs, Eddie "Dynamite" James, Fritz Hanson, Smirle Lawson, Frank R. "Pep" Leadlay, Norman Perry, Teddy Reeve, Jeff Russel, David S. Sprague, Brian M. Timmis, Dr. Harry Crawford Griffith, N.J. "Piffles" Taylor, Frank "Shag" Shaughnessy, Benjamin L. Simpson, Hugh Gall, Eddie Emerson, Joe Krol, Russ Rebholz