Definition of scoreboard
:a large board for displaying the score of a game or match
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Trailing 3-0, the Yard Goats got on the scoreboard in the seventh inning as Dom Nunez blasted a solo home run down the right field line, his 11th homer of the season.
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Local businesses funded the new football scoreboard and through their sponsorships generate about $44,000 for the school .
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The old one atop the Schnellenberger complex has been removed, and moving temporary scoreboards in and out might have inhibited or delayed primary construction.
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But the scoreboard was blank at halftime, giving Panama a psychological edge.
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From inside the historic scoreboard to the organist’s booth, take a journey through a day in the life of Wrigley Field before, during, and after a Cubs game.
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The Blue Jays were held off the scoreboard for the eighth time this season, while the Flying Tigers’ staff recorded their 11th shutout of the year.
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As Duffy put zeros on the scoreboard, his offense rewarded his early return.
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The sun began to sink behind the scoreboard at Lassiter's Frank Fillmann Stadium as Chip Lindsey finished addressing the thousands who gathered to remember Philip Lutzenkirchen and celebrate his life.
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First Known Use of scoreboard
1826
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