Definition of scoreboard
: a large board for displaying the score of a game or match
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Afterwards, the scoreboard at Minute Maid Park showed Astros 3, Tigers 0, predictable in outcome, but closer than many would have predicted.
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But few in attendance, or even on the field, were paying close attention to the scoreboard.
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His team, the Yankees, trailed two games to one in the Series and by three runs on the scoreboard that night, with one out in the 8th inning.
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After a pair of second-half threes pushed the Wildcats’ lead to 18, a straight-faced DiVincenzo absorbed a series of his teammates’ chest bumps on his way into the huddle for a timeout, raising a finger to the scoreboard.
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The numbers on the scoreboard showed the Lightning's team progression in each round.
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Randall’s head turned to the scoreboard to make sure.
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Grullon hit 10 homers to Hilliard’s nine in the final round to claim the title, hammering the winner over the scoreboard in center field — 407 feet away — with 35 seconds still on the clock.
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Also, a scoreboard at the North Lake Community Park was toppled and the Olde Mill RV resort, where 10 recreational vehicles were destroyed and another 25 were damaged.
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First Known Use of scoreboard
1826
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Definition of scoreboard for English Language Learners
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: a large board on which the score of a game or contest is shown
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