In reply to oogieball.

I've got over 50 typewriters in my collection, so I'm aware of the 1 "secret" (On the Gothic typeface machines, you have to use the letter i for 1.)

Here I used some correction tape because I couldn't be bothered with getting up to get traditional White Out or a White Out pen I've got somewhere. My eraser shield was also hiding in the other room as well. Incidentally, there were a few plays I wish I could have erased...

You'll notice that some of the 0s are punched out because I should be using a backing sheet on this machine that needs its platen recovered, the last step in my restoration process for it.

I'm tempted to try using the bichrome ribbon to distinguish some data on the next go round. Might as well as use the blue/green ink to good effect. Maybe for home team versus away? Right/Left pitching and/or switch hitter batting? Alternate color to highlight changes in pitching?

I'm also tempted to use %K to indicate the caught looking idea as a % could represent broken glasses. Underlining or using a lower case k are interesting options too.

I'm tempted to look out for a 24CPI machine now so I can squish more data into a single page. Barring this, I'd be curious to hear about how one might squish more data in using a typewriter.

Fortunately none of the typewriters in the collection is as rusty as my scorekeeping is...