Word: hare
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Soon after these games a regular series of hare and hound and cross country runs will be held, for which first and second prizes will probably be offered...
...team which will represent Pennsylvania at the Paris exposition games has been selected and will consist of the following men: Hurdles and broad jump, A. C. Kraenzlein, W. P. Remington; sprints, T. B. McClain; runs, A. Grant, E. R. Bushnell; weights, J. C. McCracken, T. T. Hare. A meet will be held on June 12 to try the men in their several events and the men will leave for Europe on June 29. Several graduates will accompany the team, including J. W. B. Tewkesbury, J. K. Baxter and G. W. Orton...
Hammer throw--Won by A. Plaw, Cal., 154 ft. 4.5 in.; second, J. C. McCracken, U. P., 143 ft. 8 in.; third, T. T. Hare, U. P.; 141 ft. 6.5 in.; fourth, W. A. Boal...
...Yale. In the quarter mile--Long of Columbia and Boardman of Yale. In the distance runs--Grant and Bowen of Pennsylvania, Cregan of Princeton, Bray of Williams, Smith of Yale, and Foote, Richardson and Applegate of Harvard. In the shot put--Beck of Yale, Plaw of California, and Hare and McCracken of Pennsylvania. In the hammer throw--Plaw of California, McCracken and Hare of Pennsylvania, Boal of Harvard, Stillman of Yale, and Boynton of Cornell. In the pole vault--Johnson, Adriance and Hord of Yale, and Deming of Cornell. In the high jump--Serviss and Carroll of Princeton, and Rice...
...mainly chosen from "Queen Anne's Men." It will include an extract from "The Rape of the Lock," and one from Pope's "Iliad"; Addison's "The Citizen's Journal," and "The Vision of Mirza"; Swift's account of the Struldbrugs, from "Gulliver's Travels"; Gay's fable, "The Hare and Many Friends"; and, a letter of Lady Mary...