Once inside, they marveled at dusty newspaper clippings still stapled to the bulletin boards, trees growing out of the floor and a gymnasium scoreboard that had crashed to the ground.
"I understand why it's not: because of the tradition and them wanting to retain that tradition and also the logistics of it, being able to move scoreboards that have to be so big to different locations.
But high above the 18th fairway, the sound effects were different inside the two huge yellow scoreboards that have long been the twin sentinels at the Open's closing hole.
Asked after Monday's loss if he looked at the scoreboard, Harper offered an answer that has riled some opposing fans.
The Mets displayed pitching matchups on their scoreboard using numbers that had no relation to uniform numbers.
Citi Field provides a nice backdrop — far more aesthetically interesting than the Mets' former home, Shea Stadium, with its rounded outfield dimensions and an 86-foot-tall right-field scoreboard that would have prevented fans from catching most homers hit that way.
Our scoreboard focuses on the factors that have typically pointed to the eventual nominee: endorsements from other top party officials; money raised; polls in Iowa and New Hampshire; and, in a synthesis of all that information, prediction markets.
He stopped to say that the final score was not the measure of this team, that victory over this season had long since been achieved, that no scoreboard could tally the inspiration that had been given and received.
By J. E. Robinson and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, January 7 , 1950 P. 19One wall of the lobby of the Shubert Theatre, New Haven, which the management frequently refers to as the Birthplace of the Nation's Greatest Hits, is devoted to a sort of scoreboard recording the many theatrical successes that have played there.
Two pointers are used in the scoreboard; the first one, sk_write_queue, points the first unacknowledged packet and the second one, sk_send_head, points the beginning of the packets that have not yet been transmitted.
