timekeeper

Henceforth, as formerly, the sun will suffice him for a timekeeper.

Lum will be timekeeper and referee to make them break away when they clinch.

Bangs said I could be a timekeeper, at fifteen dollars per week.

“There are only five minutes more of play,” said Tom, who heard that from the timekeeper.

A clerk from the timekeeper's office shoved in, taking his place.

Possibly inferior to the chronometer escapement as a timekeeper.

Hes a timekeeper, and is getting only about $75 a month, answered Bill.

In this timekeeper you recognize the beginnings of the modern watch.

The clerk, who was also timekeeper, exhibited the latter rather grudgingly.

There were two umpires, a referee, a timekeeper, and two seconds for each dog.