Word: allston
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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Referee, C W Fourdrinier; judges, Thornton Woodbury, '89, S G Wells, '86; timer, J G Lathrop; starter, E C Wright, '86; clerk of the course, G S Mandell, '89; assistanis J. Wendell, Jr., '91, A H Williams, '91; scorer, Allston Burr, '89; assistant scorers, B Moen, '91, A W Weld...
...Cross in 49 2-5 s., the quickest time on record for an Englishman at the distance. The honor of having eclipsed all others at a quarter of a mile belongs to Wendell Baker, formerly of Harvard, whose record of 47 3-4s. made at Beacon Park, Allston, in 1886, remains unbroken...
...Hawes being second. The officers of the course were referee G. B. Morrison, '83; judges, J. D. Bradley, L. S., F. B. Lnnd, '88, judge of walking, H. H. Bemis, '87; timekeepers, J. G. Lathrop, F. D. Fisher, '86, J. T. Taylor; E. C. Wright, L. S.; Scorer, Allston Burr...
...Gorham, '90. They left Matthews at 3.28. starting towards the north-west part of the observatory; thence to Belmont direct, turning here to the south through the Watertown Arsenal and across the Charles, then along the B. and A. track to Brighton and home via Allston, the bags being left at Barry's corner. The course was about ten miles long. Twenty hounds started, led by T. T. Seelye, L. S., but the number dwindled to ten at the break. The first hound in was Priest, '91, followed closely by Seelye, L. S. Priest was twenty-three minutes behind...
...woods, past Porter's Station, thence to Brighton past Mt. Auburn cemetery and home by way of Corey Hill and Brighton bridge, about nine miles in all. The hounds followed the trail as far as Brighton and there lost it. The break was made from Barry's Corners, Allston. The hares got back to the gymnasium at 4.48 followed eight minutes later by the first hound, J. D. Gorham, '90. The run was won by the hares as the hounds did not cover the whole course. It is probable that a protest will be made by the hounds...