I've signed wrong cards, signed for wrong scores, but nothing like that".
You put down the wrong score and sign your name to it, you're disqualified.
Both players signed scorecards with the wrong scores, and under the rules of golf, were disqualified.
Almost five thousand children were given the wrong score and were initially denied places in schools for which they were eligible.
The incident made people recall the 1968 Masters, when Bob Goalby and Roberto DeVincenzo finished the final round tied, but before the expected playoff, DeVincenzo signed for the wrong score at No. 17.
"It's my fault for putting the wrong score in, but it's his fault for not checking," said Weekley, who shot a 65.
But even her supporters say that belief was so unbending that people would rather erase wrong scores — and reap the financial and workplace perks associated with improved test scores — than tell her children could not pass.
Weekley, who is seven shots back, played the round with Sergio García, who was disqualified for signing an incorrect scorecard; it was Weekley who accidentally wrote a wrong score for the 17th hole.
"Right Answer, Wrong Score: Test Flaws Take Toll," your May 20 front-page article about the flaws in the design, administration and grading of scholastic achievement exams, addresses only part of the problem of using such exams to measure understanding.
The site has posted wrong scores and statistics like the 9 runs scored and 19 driven in Tuesday by the Mets' Robin Ventura, the 39 runs surrendered on opening day by the Florida Marlins Ryan Dempsterr and the 10 double plays turned by the Philadelphia Phillies.
