Definition of scoreboard
: a large board for displaying the score of a game or match
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Glenelg and Reservoir baseball each recorded two hits through three innings Wednesday yet were five runs apart on the scoreboard, which read 7-2 in favor of the visiting Gators.
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On the scoreboard was a 30-point lead and on the court were five of their backups and all around them was a crowd that had little to do but wait for the rest of the playoff field to sort itself out.
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Shore put Calgary on the scoreboard at 4:32, snapping Lazar's rebound past Antti Raanta for his first goal since being acquired by the Flames in a trade with the Ottawa Senators.
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The scoreboard hanging from the roof of the Alamodome will be a lot bigger than the one on the wall at the Salem Civic Center back in the day.
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Tigers blank Huskies Patterson Mill was shut down on two hits and shut out on the scoreboard Monday at Rising Sun in Chesapeake play.
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As the final seconds ticked off the spaceship-sized scoreboard at the Staples Center, Florida State’s bench engaged in a muted celebration.
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Like most hockey and basketball arenas, CityGate North will have a large scoreboard at center ice or court.
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In its previous three postseason victories, Hughes (23-3) lit up the scoreboard at 78.7 points per game (up from its CMAC-best 70.4 average for the season).
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First Known Use of scoreboard
1826
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: a large board on which the score of a game or contest is shown
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