Word: slow
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Clark's one assist was on a bunt, which he handled cleanly and quickly. Murphy opened the game with an error, but after that did well. In the whole game Lafayette hit the ball to the outfield but once, and then it was easily handled by Putnam. Higgs was slow in backing up second, and allowed a runner to take third on a high throw by Kernan. In batting, Clarkson led the team with a clean single and a scratch infield hit out of three times at bat. With the exception of Kernan, who made a three-base...
...being caught off first base in the third inning be a simple trick. Murphy again played well at second base, but he made the only fielding error for the team by poor handling of Never's grounder in the third. The infield played well other-wise, expect for slow handling of Blanchard's scratch hit between third and short in the second inning...
...Bowdoin team, Nevers alone played without an error. The whole infield played a fast game at times, but went to pieces with men on bases. Coffin made a brilliant catch of Clark's long fly to deep left field, but expect for that the outfielders were slow, especially in handling hits...
...basin, but the rain beat the waves down, so that the crews could row with little difficulty. Brownell's boat received a start of eleven seconds and held its advantage till after passing the Longwood bridge. Then, in the stretch to Harvard bridge, Bullard's boat, rowing a slow, strong stroke, gradually pulled down the other's lead till at the bridge it was even with the other beat. From here to the finish, Bullard's crew pulled away from the other in spite of Brownell's constant spurts, and won by about three lengths. The crews were then taken...
...allowing only four hits; but allowed Amherst to bunch three of them in the third inning. The encouraging part of the game was the success of putting Frantz of first and Murphy on second. Both fielded their positions easily and faultlessly and madehard, timely hits. G. C. Clark's slow fielding and poor base-running was somewhat counterbalanced by a long home run Kernan was slow in the field and batted awkwardly, but did some promising work behind the bat. With the exception of Reid, the rest of the team had only fair success at the bat because of useless...