Word: hound
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...series of hare and hound runs has been started at the University of Chicago...
Nichols L. S. and Blake '93 were the hares and they started at 3.54. The hounds, about 25 in number, started five minutes later. The course was from the gymnasium up Garden Street to Brattle, through Longfellow's park up towards Porter station, around Fresh Pond up to Belmont. across to Mt. Auburn and thence back to the finish The hare's time was 69 minutes and the first hound's time was 71 minutes. Fenton '95 Coolidge '95 and Beebe '94 were the three hounds receiving prizes...
...hare and hound runs have been very successful this year and the number of college men taking part in them has been considerably greater than before. As a means of exercise these runs are very successful, especially since they are a form of open air sports and about the only one which we have at this time of the year. Many men doubtless hesitate to join them because of their length, but they are seldom much over an hour in duration and the pace is never set so rapidly but that most men can follow it. These runs are well...
mTHERE will be a hare and hound run this afternoon...
...five minutes of four, J. W. Schereschsky '95 and B. T. Fox '94 started out to lay the trail and were followed five minutes later by the pack of hounds. The course was between five and six miles and lay up Mt. Auburn street to Brattle, over the fields to Fresh Pond, up the Fitchburg Railroad tracks to Porters Station, where the men lined up and raced back to the gymnasium. Nichols was the first hound in and Blake was second with Beebe third. The hares covered the distance in fifty minutes while it took the hounds fourteen minutes more...