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Originally Posted by ronny mulkey
P.S. Scorebooks are to be kept in INK to help with no unsporting beheavior.
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Wow! Been calling a long time and have never seen a book completed, or attempted, in ink?
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Come to one of my games. Depending on the level, you can expect to see my game sheet have two or four colors of ink, one for each period (not including overtime). The official scorer at another local high school does the same.
I do it because:
(1) My dad was a scorer in a game where the visiting coach was arguing about team fouls, and after the game, the AD suggested he use either different colors or opposite hash marks ( / vs. \ ) for each half.
(2) When compiling totals for the quarter/half and game, it's easier to sum up the like-colored symbols.
But I have personally not heard of this being a requirement by rule.