scorekeeper

If a game needed a scorekeeper, he'd always be the one drafted.

Make it a rule always to check with the scorekeeper before going on to the area.

He still pitches and is frequently called upon to act as a scorekeeper.

This eliminates the need for a scorekeeper to stand near the board.

One of the models would then act as "official scorekeeper" for that show.

In addition, a scorekeeper is sometimes used to keep track of lives lost and must also hold a drink at all times.

There is also a scorekeeper who records the scores of the teams.

In real life, each adult person is his or her own referee and scorekeeper.

The scorekeeper uses such shorthand to record the result of every play.

"How can you beat somebody who is the official and the scorekeeper?

The television networks invited a British company to become the new official scorekeeper.

A child who cannot play ball may be able to serve as referee or official scorekeeper.

As the Swiss scorekeeper was not present this year, it is unclear who won.

Number of players: Four, with one chosen as scorekeeper.

Still, I'm a "scorekeeper," as a friend once labeled me.

They had feared that the budget office, the official scorekeeper for Congress, might put a much higher price on their proposal.

But Harry had the colonel down as a scrupulous scorekeeper.

It wasn't that he needed a scorekeeper to tell him how much money he made last year.

Mrs. Bush reminisces about being a scorekeeper for the team.

"Looks like you're the second-fastest so far," the scorekeeper told Henry when he finished.

"The scorekeeper was probably happy we got another hit," Jeter said.

Results are published in newspapers, with most-improved schools getting personal calls of praise from the Scorekeeper.

They are assisted by a timekeeper and a scorekeeper.

It was the scorekeeper, who was holding up something we could only see edgewise.