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...hares, D. Grant, M. S., and E. A. Starbuck '98 went over the course in 1h. 29m. The hounds lost the trail in Brookline and came directly home from Corey Hill, thus running about three miles less than the hares. As it was, the did not come in until half an hour later and the run was therefore won by the hares. The hounds came in as follows: H. W. Foote '97, A. Blakemore '97, W. C. Burton '99, A. B. Ruhl '99, F. B. Dutton '97, H. A. Wadleigh...
...risk of appearing to indulge in needless repetition the CRIMSON wishes to urge again every man who has any ability or inclination whatever for addressing an audience, to speak in the first trail debate to choose Harvard's representatives for the Princeton debate. It is extremely important that a large number of men take part in order that the best speakers in the University may be had to choose from...
...course circles Fresh Pond and is about five miles long. Men need not previously know the course, as a trail will be laid over it this morning...
Yesterday afternoon the H. A. A. held another very successful hare and hound run. The two hares, Ingraham '96 and Foote '97, started from in front of the Carey Building at 3.51 p. m., and made their trail by way of Fresh Pond to Belmont Station, thence towards Watertown and return by way of Mt. Auburn. The break was made near the Lowell Mansion on Brattle street. The run, between Blakemore, Grant and Putnam, towards the end, proved to be very exciting. These three men finished in the above order and succeeded in beating the hares by about three minutes...
...third cross-country run in the history of the Harvard Athletic Association was successfully held yesterday afternoon. J. L. Coolidge '95 led all the way and came in first by a margin of 45 seconds. Eight men started and followed the paper trail, which had been laid out in the morning. It was the usual cross-country course, about five and one half miles in length, and led up North avenue to the clay pits, where the men lost the trail, taking a different course to Fresh Pond. Circling the pond, the trail went across the fields down the railroad...