41.   No other player scored more than six points.

42.   No other players scored in double-figures for Northridge.

43.   Only one player scored in double figures.

44.   Only two players scored in double figures.

45.   Players now score goals.

46.   Players score points by counting the exposed ends of the dominoes after certain plays.

47.   Rarely does a football player score for the other team, although it has happened.

48.   Players can score by closing loopholes such as tax-free pension benefits or by cutting entitlements ranging from Social Security and Medicare to veterans benefits and farm price supports.

49.   Players can score hundreds of runs and can remain at bat for hours, if not days.

50.   Seven players scored touchdowns.