“The final score reflected the home team's dominance.”

“No respondent gained a score of 25, and no respondents gained zero or one correct response.”

“The composition of the film's score was about as confusing as the film's plot.”

“I always like to keep a scorecard when I watch a baseball game.”

“Included with the disc is an illustrated book that serves as a scorecard of the story's major characters and events.”

“After arriving at the golf course, and entering the clubhouse, they picked up a scorecard for each of them.”

“Trojans soon steadied the ship and took a seventh minute lead through top scorer Gareth Goodison.”

“The X factor here is Brenden Morrow, a 20-goal scorer in his second season who figures to get at least 30 this season.”

“He was a prolific scorer from the first day out and he clocked up some unbelievable scoring totals.”

“Stradbally had opened in whirlwind fashion and had two goals on the scoreboard as an expected rout began.”

“The old scoreboard was dismantled recently and will be replaced by a new electronic one in the next few weeks.”

“Eighteen months ago, Wales were physically hammered, and on the scoreboard, when they toured down under.”

“Two drop goals sewed the game up with five minutes left and a late interception try merely gave the scoreline a flattering look.”

“Power Station scored twice in the later stages to give the final scoreline a respectable appearance.”

“Kildare were a dispirited bunch but it was to get much worse before a late rally put a little respectability on the final scoreline.”

“Containing the strike force of Manchester United to a blank scoresheet can only bode well for the rest of the season.”

“Each pair has a number to identify them, and this must also be entered on the scoresheet, to show whose result it is.”

“When the scoresheet is blank and the incident at a premium, the search is for statistics.”

“The scorekeeper diligently recorded each point made by the players during the intense basketball game.”

“She also thanked the secretary, treasurer, scorekeeper, tournament director and committee members and said she had enjoyed her year in office.”

“Say thank you to the officials and that includes the scorekeeper and the timekeeper.”

“For you older players, they are also looking for umpires, scorekeepers and coaches to lend a hand.”

“Before automatic scoring became almost universal, good scorekeepers were always needed for leagues and tournaments.”

“Volunteers from scientific and engineering disciplines are needed to serve as moderators, judges, timekeepers and scorekeepers.”

“I always find that it helps to have eye-catching, multicolored graphics such as pie charts, bar graphs and compliance scorecards.”

“But I completely outfought him and was way ahead on the scorecards when the fight got stopped.”

“A council report containing scorecards on the municipality's efforts was tabled at a council meeting on Tuesday.”

“The Cats were the only goal scorers in the second quarter with one major, sending them in at half time 17 points ahead.”

“Five of the rubbers were 6-6, but top scorers John Dougherty and Betty Bainton sealed victory with a final 9-3 win.”

“A slap shot might be more exciting, but a wrister is a key tool for NHL scorers.”