Word: driver
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Apollonio replaced Wendell, and Hall went in for Newhall and Mason for Gilder on Harvard's team, while for Dartmouth. Heneage replaced Driver and Blake, Pevear. During the rest of the time Dartmouth played an extremely fast game. After getting the ball on their own 22-yard line on the kick-off, the eleven carried it steadily forward to Harvard's 19-yard line, where McDevitt tried a field floal which failed. Hatherway went in for Greenwood, and Steward replaced Stuart for Dartmouth, and Gilmore went in for Kersburg on the University eleven. Hall kicked out to the 49-yard...
HARVARD. DARTMOUTH.Bird, l.e. r.e., PritchardOsborne, l.t. r.t., LangBrock, l.g. r.g., Pevear, BlakeParker, Fraser, c. c., BrusseKersburg, Gilmore, r.g. l.g., TobinPeirce, r.t. l.t., Hobbs, C. SmithOrr, r.e. l.e., DeAngelisNewhall, Hall, q.b. q.b., McDevittGilder, Mason, l.h. r.h., Stuart, StewardLincoln, r.h. l.h., Driver, HeneageWendell, Apollonio, f.b. f.b., Greenwood, Hathawa
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...high back scene. This will probably be constructed of wood and will represent Agamemnon's palace. In addition to its scenic effect the back scene will also serve as a sounding board. The two chariots, each drawn by four horses, will enter from the side. Agamemnon and his driver will occupy one chariot, and Cassandra and her driver will enter in the other. The costumes in the play will be exact representations of those used on the Attic stage at the time of Aeschylus. The latter made many innovations in stage costuming...
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