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The first Hare and Hounds run, held yesterday afternoon, brought out about fifty men. Instead of having two runners act as hares, as is usually done, the whole squad went together under the leadership of H. B. Clarke '01, who acted as pacemaker. The course led from the Gymnasium, past the Museum to Beacon street, thence to Porter Station and home by Massachusetts avenue, making a little over two miles in all. The pace was slow.
These runs will be held every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 4 o'clock. For the first three or four runs there will be no break, the object being simply to get the men in good condition.
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