linespeople

In other words, the linespeople were correct twice as often as the player.

NASDAQ-100 Final Thoughts Ron Buckmire 2006

In other words, the linespeople were correct twice as often as the player.

Archive 2006-04-01 Ron Buckmire 2006

McEnroe used anger to pump himself up, but his anger was directed outward, at umpires and linespeople.

SFGate: Top News Stories Scott Ostler 2011

One of you joked that the U.S. Open enlisted a ballgirl with a prosthetic leg; the Aussie Open went a step further in hiring visually impaired linespeople and chair umps.

SI.com 2012

But there's a larger of pattern of regrettable behavior, especially the protracted debates with the chair umpire and mistreatment of linespeople that reek of bullying and, maybe more important, rarely seem to help his tennis.

SI.com 2011

The players hoisted their bags, and as Roddick and Ferrer, security, coaches, Roddick's wife Brooklyn Decker, ballboys and linespeople began migrating across the grounds, word spread.

SI.com 2011

Some 30 or 40 years ago, linespeople called such penalties about as often as players nowadays use wooden rackets, said Brian Earley, the United States Open tournament referee since 1992.

NYT > Home Page By GREG BISHOP 2011

There will seldom be an absence of drama, whether that's threatening linespeople, bailing out of a Fed Cup commitment citing "exhaustion" but then showing up in Europe that week to promote her book, or declining to hit balls into the stands.

SI.com 2011

A skills shortage trade includes communications linespeople and electronic equipment tradesmen.

CRN Australia - News - 2010

He doesn't have to be a jerk to linespeople, the way Roddick, always hyper, can be.

FanHouse Main 2010