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Did you know that the first known / discovered scorecard appeared in 1845 for the Knickerbocker Ball Club?

WW was actually written on the official score card that described Phil Rizzuto on a play where he “wasn’t watching.”

President Dwight D. Eisenhower personally scored each and every game he attended while in office.

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