Word: hares
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Yesterday afternoon the second run of the hare and hounds took place. Blakemore '97 and Grant L. S. S. were the hares, and there was a large pack of hounds. The run started from the gymnasium, going towards North Cambridge and passing near the clay pits. Then it swung around through the marshes in that neighborhood, crossed the railroad two or three times, finally coming out at Fresh Pond. From there the hares led them toward Mt. Auburn, returning by Brighton and Soldiers Field. The break was made at Barry Corner. A. Ingraham '96 was first, H. Foote, second...
...second hare and hound run will start from the Carey Building at 3.45 p. m. today. Blakemore '97, and Grant '99 will be the hares, and Vincent '97 will be master of hounds...
...wish to heartily second the appeal for more open running in the Hare and Hound runs. A longer, perhaps slower, run would give more actual running, pleasanter exercise and better air than is obtained by these short runs through the malodorous barn-yards of Cambridge and Somerville...
...Saturday's CRIMSON there appeared a letter, the statements of which, we think, were very much exaggerated and might, if not disputed, put the hare and hound runs in a wrong light...
...first hare and hound run, in which 50 men entered, took place yesterday. The course ran from the Carey building to North Cambridge and Somerville, turned at Tufts College, and came back to the Carey Building by way of East Cambridge. The hounds beat the hares by two minutes, covering the distance in 471/2 minutes...