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Wed Nov 10, 2004, 06:13pm
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Has anyone ever had experiences (good or bad) with the scorekeeper using an electronic device (computer or PDA) to keep the book instead of the more traditional pencil & paper?
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Wed Nov 10, 2004, 10:02pm
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Have seen some problems with scoreboards where the console is a laptop PC. But have not seen a computer-based scorebook used anywhere I've been.
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Thu Nov 11, 2004, 04:38am
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STATE ASSOCIATION ADOPTIONS 7 SITUATION B: If the scorer uses a computerized system instead of the traditional scorebook, is it legal? RULING: It is not permitted unless the state association has specifically approved and authorized its use to aid in game administration. Therefore, I doubt that you will find anyone who has encountered them. I do not know of any state which has an adoption that allows them. Perhaps someone will tell us that their state allows them.
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