Word: judgments
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...selected: "Old Harvard Wins," to the tune of "Maryland," by "Will U. Whooperup;" "Harvard Forever," to the tune of "Tramp, Tramp, Tramp, the Boys are Marching." by "Edward Lincoln." The names of the authors will not be disclosed until after the final selection has been made, in order that judgment of the songs may be entirely fair...
...Good Government Association of Boston is anxious to get members of the University to do some work in the coming campaign in Boston. The work will require intelligence, judgment and tact, and should be interesting to those interested in political matters; to anyone intending to take an active part in politics after leaving College it should be a good practical experience...
...University team kept their feet well, and used good judgment at critical points. Both the offence and the defence were very strong throughout the game, the University men seldom failing to gain their ten yards. Kersburg, Parker and Burr, in the centre of the line, were very effective in stopping Maine's centre plays, and Burr and Kersburg often opened up the Maine line with great advantage for Harvard's offence. Osborne several times broke through Maine's line and downed the runner for a loss. On the ends Macdonald and Burnham played an excellent game, being very quick...
...defeated the Brown freshmen by a score of 2 to 0 yesterday afternoon on Soldiers Field. The batting of the Freshmen was weak, especially with men on bases, as they made only one earned run against a comparatively poor team. In running bases too, the Freshmen displayed lack of judgment. Nash pitched effectively against a team which showed few signs of hitting ability, striking out eight men and allowing no bases on balls. The score by innings follows: Innings, 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 RHE Harvard...
...accounted for by the cold wind which blew across the field. Neither team was aggressive, and both were careless in the execution of the minor details practiced in the Cage. In running bases the men were inclined to be shiftless, and the coaches at first and third bases lacked judgment in directing the plays. The general depression caused by the cold weather, however, made yesterday's practice inconclusive...