Definition of "scorecard" [scorecard]

• A printed program or card enabling a spectator to identify players and record the progress of a game or competition. (noun)
• A small card used to record one's own performance in sports such as golf. (noun)

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• "It's the player's responsibility to ensure his scorecard is accurate before he signs it."
• "To understand the arc of history Stevens has witnessed, you need only know that one of the artifacts in his office is a scorecard from the famous 1932 World Series game, when Yankees 'slugger Babe Ruth, playing the Chicago Cubs in their home park, pointed to center field and then hit a home run there."
• "While most other programs from that era fetch $2,000 or so, the 1919 Chicago scorecard is valued at about $5,000 or more, he says."