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I have scratched the yardages of each penalty beside each signal and if it is a loss-of-down or automatic first down as well, you can't write on vinyl cards very easily. This way I can not only quickly look up and be sure of a seldom used signal but also get the right yardage and next down correct. It has been helpful a few times. It fits in the same folder as my game card and pencil.
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I just take the penalty summary page out of the rule book and stick it in my game wallet. But I have my umpire carry one too so he can look it up while I stall.
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One option that has the signal and distances together his to circle the number of the signal on the signal chart in different colors. I circled the 5 yarders in green, 10 yarders in black, and 15 yarders in red. That way if needed I can see the signal and yardage with one glance. Make sure you use a permanent marker.
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