Word: judgments
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...backs fumbled badly, both kicks and ordinary passes, and utterly failed to back each other up. Wrenn at quarterback did not put enough life into his men though he ran the team with good judgment. Whitman at full-back was suffering with a very lame leg and in that account could do very little kicking. The other backs made a few good individual rushes; but when Boston Latin had the ball, they failed to help in the defensive work...
...line Davis played a good game. Whitren, the other tackle, was lively enough but didn't use his strength with good judgment. Emmons played the first half and did good work...
...Harvard side Captain Trafford ran the team with excellent judgment, and played with great steadiness and effectiveness. Lake, as the line half-back, did some good tackling, and gained more ground with the ball than any other Harvard man. The work of the end rushers was broken up by Yale's telling interference. At the other points in the line Newell's and Mackie's work, perhaps, showed to best advantage...
...tackling of the quarter-back and line half-back that prevented Fall River from making long gains through the great big holes that she opened up in Harvard's line. Behind the line the work was still more encouraging. The backs ran well together, and Wrenn showed very good judgment in working them. McNear might get off quicker and both he and Jackson made had fumbles, but on the whole the backs did very well...
...last of all the Lord sent His son saying: "Surely they will reverence My son." This is the appeal to the soul; but mark how the householder did not sit in judgement, but the husbandmen. So Christ stands at the bar of your poor human judgment and asks if you will receive Him. Each one must make a deliberate judgment. Perhaps, however, you will say that the question is not settled in this way. Your judgment is the result of the many little judgments that you have previously made. The boy who yielded to the influence of evil companions, disobeying...