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Originally Posted by mcdanrd
At the end of the first quarter the scoreboard and the hometeam book both had 12-8, the visiting team book had 8-12 and the official book had 10-10. just by the way the game had gone I was surprised, at the end of the first quarter, that the home team was up. All three books could support the scores with the running score. The home team book was being kept by a frumpy high school kid, the visiting team book was being kept by Billy Bubba in a John Deere cap, The clock/scoreboard was being run by a teacher whom, until the night before, had never done it, and the official book was being kept by a midle aged woman who appeared alert and intelligent. That's what I had to go on.
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Sounds like the home team doesn't care about really keeping score.
Sounds like some games around here where I live.
What game did the person do the night before?
Interesting that there were 3 scorebooks, instead of just two. At least you had 1 reliable person keeping score (official scorer).
Which scorebook gave you the best attention when it came to reporting fouls & granting timeouts?