| Say thank you to the officials and that includes the scorekeeper and the timekeeper. |
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| She also thanked the secretary, treasurer, scorekeeper, tournament director and committee members and said she had enjoyed her year in office. |
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| There was no official scorekeeper, but as usual, certain items were identified with certainty, some were the subject of learned speculation, and some brought laughter. |
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| One copy of the scoresheet shall be kept by the scorekeeper, one by the coach of the opposing team, and one will be given back to the coach. |
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| It is the responsibility of the plate umpire and scorekeeper to notify the teams involved as to what player starts at 2nd. |
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| The scorekeeper enters the time of the team time-out in the score sheet for the team that requested it. |
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| The role of the SFO and his staff is not only one of scorekeeper, but as a business partner. |
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| The referee will point out the faulty player by his number and jersey color to the official scorekeeper. |
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| The official scorekeeper will record all shots taken, indicating the players, goalkeepers and goals scored. |
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| The score-supervisor will be seated at the official score table, between the scorekeeper and the timekeeper. |
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| He ensures that the score sheet is correctly filled out and signed by the relevant team officials, scorekeeper and referee. |
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| The scorekeeper is designated prior to each game according to house rules. |
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| Would she still come to my soccer games and would she still play mini one-on-one soccer games in the backyard with Karmen as scorekeeper just like we used to? |
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| For example, if hemophilia prevents your child from participating in a contact sport, he or she can still be a part of the team as the scorekeeper or assistant manager. |
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| As usual, Reynolds appointed himself leader and his wife, Lucie, scorekeeper. |
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| The scorekeeper keeps score by writing each player's count on a piece of paper. |
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| Writer spoke with Wendy Brewer, who acted as scorekeeper and referee. |
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| The scorekeeper tensed, and picked up his pencil to write down the move. |
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| He could be prideful and self-involved, like the time he crashed his manager's press conference to curse about being denied an R. B. I. by the scorekeeper. |
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| When a player is not on the court, she is expected to help the game in some other way, such as being the timekeeper or scorekeeper. |
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| When the game ended, our manager called me into his office and told me that the error was removed — Rizzo had spoken to the scorekeeper and changed his mind. |
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| On July 16th Douglas Elmendorf, Congress's chief budget scorekeeper, stunned Washington when he said the bill would not only fail to tame health-care costs, but would permanently shift them higher. |
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| If no penalty shot is required, the other referee will whistle and put the ball back in play, but only after the scorekeeper has logged the foul on the score sheet. |
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| Ask the scorekeeper to announce the score clearly after every touch. |
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| The competitors making it to the semi-finals and finals made few on-court errors and played clean games, calling their lets and letting the scorekeeper decide whether the got a point or served over. |
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| One of the leaders acts as a scorekeeper in this activity. |
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