Word: scorecard
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...same play, the Notre Dame line swarmed in on Keyes; nonchalantly, he pivoted and tossed a 17-yd. touchdown pass to Dillingham. At the final gun, Notre Dame was down 37-22, Purdue was No. 1, and Keyes had added still another 18-yd. touchdown run to his personal scorecard. Defense? In tight situations, Leroy's job was to cover Notre Dame's famed End Jim Seymour. Seymour did not get his hands on the ball once while Leroy was guarding...
...excess club), for accidentally moving a ball (one stroke), for playing too slowly (two strokes), or for wiping mud off his ball (two strokes). Yet few are so strict or so harsh in their application as Rule No. 38, which holds a player responsible for the accuracy of his scorecard -even though he does not keep his own score. His opponent does: each player checks his score, then both sign the card, attesting to its correctness. Reads the rule: "If the competitor returns a score for any hole lower than actually played, he shall be disqualified. A score higher than...
...victory in golfs most prestigious tournament: the Masters, at Augusta, Ga. After 72 holes of brilliant golf, De Vicenzo finished with a score of 277, eleven under par. Tired, anxious (competitors were still out on the course), assailed by the hubbub of the huge gallery, Roberto gave his scorecard a cursory glance and signed...
When the California legislature ended its 1967 session last week and the scorecard on Reagan's performance was tallied up even such powerful critics as Democrat Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh conceded: "I think, all in all, that Reagan did very well." In the opinion of Pollster Don Muchmore, the Governor did so well that "by Californians' judgment, Reagan's presidential possibilities are considerably improved...
...week, over our new highspeed circuit from Saigon, the cables chattered in for the writers, editors, researchers and mapmakers at work on the story of U.S. servicemen digging in in enclaves whose odd names may soon be familiar to all Americans. Status & Strategy in THE WORLD is a scorecard of the war to date...