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Originally posted by Smitty
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Originally posted by Jurassic Referee
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Originally posted by Ref in PA
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Originally posted by xxssmen
After the timeout the official goes to the table and ask the score keeper to add the score and make sure it is right, after a few minutes of adding the score keeper said that he made a mistake and tha team A is up by 1.
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Why would the scorer re-add up all the points and alter the running score? Is not the running score the official score and the individual points just icing on the cake?
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The running score is used as the official score IF you can't find any discrepancy. If the scorer does find a mistake, and knows for sure that it is a mistake, then you can alter the book and the running score at any time to reflect that mistake. The R can only alter rthe book himself if he has specific knowledge that the scorer screwed up.
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I thought the official book was the official score, not the scoreboard. If there is a discrepancy and the official book differs from the scoreboard, the official book is what you go with. No?
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Only if you can't determine what the discrepancy is. If you can figure out which are in error, you go with whatever is correct.
Fri Oct 22, 2004, 12:27pm
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