Linesman [noun]

This fact he had pointed out to Mr. Sefton, acting linesman for Lakeville, and the mistake had been corrected.

The fullback falls across the line, the ball gripped in his convulsive hold, just as the linesman's whistle blows.

Thus gradually cavalry became more numerous, and light infantry of all sorts more useful, than the old-fashioned linesman.

His command consisted of five riflemen, a telephonist, a linesman, and two stretcher-bearers.

Neale followed their eyes and saw a squat, swarthy, two-hundred-and-fifty-pound linesman rolling past them towards the Gym.

A little linesman moved our pity still more, and even now we cannot talk of him without emotion.

Why, youyouLook here, dont you know anything about the duties of a linesman?

The whistle piped, a Claflin linesman stepped forward, swung a long leg and the battle was on.

Walking in spurs—notably Mexican spurs—you remind yourself vaguely of a telegraphic linesman.

Lashed to a ring-bolt was a little, red-breeched French linesman, apparently dead.