weighmaster

After leaving football, he became a weighmaster in Ohio.

On a wagon-scale at one end the public weighmaster was weighing a load of hay.

After his football career, Simonetti worked as a weighmaster for the state of Ohio in Bolivar.

On 20 April 1668 he married Maria Walther, daughter of the weighmaster, Christian Walther.

In April 1994 a meeting hosted by Lionel Robert, of Weighmaster Tournament Systems was held in the Fort Frances Town Hall Committee Room.

In addition, said Jack Kaskey, a spokesman for the agency, the fish was apparently weighed with its ice cooler and by a weighmaster who had an expired license and did not actually watch the weigh-in.

The pit is covered in sweet-smelling straw, and in a recess behind it are arranged the principal performers: a strutting, bellowing young auctioneer in a Stetson, a cherubic, bespectacled weighmaster and a clean-cut, middle-aged cowboy with a leather whip who directs the flow of animal traffic.

The 1995 derby began at a minute past midnight on Sept. 13, and it ended at 10 P.M. on Friday when the weighmaster, Walter Stacey, weighed in the last bluefish and rang the bell inside the derby shack that was packed with exhilarated, and exhausted, fishermen.