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Seventy-two men took part in the hare and hound run yesterday afternoon. The hares, J. L. Coolidge '95 and H. Emerson '96, laid the trail through Norton's woods to Beacon street, then to Porter's Station, up North Ave, across the fields to the Fitchburg railroad, up the track to West Cambridge, then across the marshes to Fresh Pond, and from there to a point on Brattle street near Governor Russell's house, where the "break" was made. The whole distance was about six miles. A. A. Marsters '94 was the first hound in, with H. A. Ross...
...hares shall carry paper, cut in pieces about two inches square, in bags sufficient to last the length of the run, and shall lay a plain trail, from start to finish...
...pack shall follow the trail and are not allowed to leave it and cut off ground at any time...
...quarter of four fourteen men lined up in front of the gymnasium and started out to cover the five and a quarter miles in the quickest possible time. The course was the same as last year and was marked by a trail of paper, laid previously during the afternoon. The men started at a very fast pace and soon were separated into two squads. The three leaders kept well together the entire distance and the slower men struggled along about a quarter of a mile behind. The trail lay across the common to Concord avenue, to Walden street; thence across...
...Auburn Station for a third check; from Mount Auburn Station to the finish in front of the Law School. Prizes will be given the first three men in and the time of the first ten men at the finish will be taken. The course will be marked by a trail of paper...