record book
Noun
Meaning
a compilation of the known facts regarding something or someone
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Al Smith used to say, `Let's look at the record'
his name is in all the record books
And Berry Brothers and Rudd kept, um, a record book, so you can still see the record of Byron's weight zipping up and down, you know, as he was dieting.
This is good enough for 13th in the NCHSAA record book, and he still has a season to go.
Albright said someone shot the elk around October 6, tak ing hind quarter and back strap meat and leaving the rest--including a set of antlers possibly bound for the record book.
OBERLIN — North Ridgeville senior Isabella Geraci has rewritten the record book for the school’s basketball program over the past year.