Word: judgments
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...departments of the game was better than at any time this season, and showed that the team is reaching satisfactory form. The most important improvement was the timely batting. Hits came just when they were needed, and none were wasted. The base-running showed speed and good judgment, and the fielding was clean and accurate...
Clarkson pitched well. He had speed and good control, and used excellent judgment. In addition to striking out seventeen men and giving only one base on balls, be allowed but three scattered hits, and did not let a man reach second. Reid's hitting was brilliant. His home run and two singles alone brought in five runs. Frantz also got a home run with one man on base, and Wendell and Clark made timely singles...
...judgment of the photographic contest between Harvard and Pennsylvania yesterday was given in favor of Harvard. The two prizes and four honorable mentions also were awarded to Harvrad men as fellows: Firanz prize to Half Runton IG accoud prize to F. Bonnet 2G, one honorable mention to H.W. Elior'02, three honorable mentions to D. H. Ruston...
...baseball nine won the second game from Dartmouth on the University diamond Saturday afternoon by a score of 11 to 2. Both teams lacked life and snap, and the game was very slow and uninteresting. Harvard showed better judgment in batting and base-running than in Friday's game, and in general made a tolerably good showing for this time of year. All three of Harvard's errors were inexcusable and were the direct causes of Dartmouth's two runs. The Dartmouth players, though at times they handled the ball with good speed and accuracy, were very unreliable, and generally...
...Story's wild throw and Coolidge's failure to field a ground ball; but the showing at the bat was not satisfactory. Most of the men were unable to hit reliably with men on bases, and the base running was slow and stupid. Reid and Frantz, however, showed good judgment in this respect. Reid, Stillman and Frantz hit hard and well, and were responsible for three of the runs...