Do you score the game?

Can you pull a blank page from it and get a copy shop to make you a few hundred and spiral-bind or comb-bind them?

oh i will this time -- i accidentally used the last page last time and it seemed like scanning it and photoshopping out all the marks might have been a step too far

Sort-of off topic, but my daughter taught herself a lot of Photoshop basics by scanning and un-coloring a coloring book that she'd loved when she was a little kid.

mook I have recently rescued a bunch of those books with 1972-88 games from the family archives.

nice! i should see if my dad can find the books from when i was a kid

i did not score this game, but on wednesday i was in the bar where i saw doug drabek lose a no-hitter with two outs in the ninth on august 3, 1990. one of sil campusano's 53 career hits

see, 20 years from now some kids will remember where they were when johan actually did it!

i used to keep score at every game i attended live, haven't done it in years though

the few, the proud

http://www.hardballtimes.com/the-unofficial-scorer/

found my old scorebooks at my dad's house. the earliest game is from 19 september 1980, two days before my ninth birthday -- it seems possible that i was wished a happy birthday on the scoreboard, but i don't remember.

pirates beat the mets 4-3 with rick rhoden scattering 10 singles and going the distance. he also picked two mets (mookie and wally) off first and singled, dropping his season line to .400/.417/.571 at the plate.

Dusty Baker waited 25 seasons, nearly 4,000 games as a manager.

And what does he do during the final play? He doesn’t even watch the play.

He immediately picks up his pencil and marks the play down in his scorebook. pic.twitter.com/y7A2LAHvXm

— Danny Vietti (@DannyVietti) November 6, 2022

the man is 73 and has to hold on to the netting lol <3