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HARE AND HOUNDS.

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The regular hare and hounds run of the H. A. A. was held yesterday afternoon. The hares, H. A. Davis, '91, and T. P. King, '91, left the gymnasium at 3.23 o'clock and laid the trail through Norton's woods and thence to Beck hall; from there along Mt. Auburn and Boylston streets to the bridge; then doubling, ran down to the Magazine street bridge, through Beacon park, Brighton, and North Brighton to the arsenal at Watertown, and from there through East Watertown to Brattle street, below Mt. Auburn, where they made the break.

The hounds under J. D. Gorham, '90, as master, started seven minutes later and followed the trail to Allston bridge where they were misled by an old trail and crossed the river. From Barry's corner they ran to the Brighton Abattoir and thence to Mt. Auburn cemetery where the break was made. The first hounds in were Sears, '91, and Manley, '93, who returned at 4.37, four minutes before the hares.

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