ejection on scorecard?

Question

is there any special way to write an ejection on a scorecard?

thats what I usually do, just wondering if there was a "fancy" way

Answer 1

put EJ in the inning he was ejected in for coach put it in NOTES

Answer 2

Nothing special. There's an area for your use to put anything you want to remember, like... what inning, situation, etc. But since that is not a part of the official box-score you can put it anywhere.
I always carry an extra sheet of paper in case I want to record every minute detail. Basically a short form like... "Joe EJ 4th for arguing called 3-K." That reminds me that Joe was given an early shower in the 4th-inning for arguing a called 3rd strike.
Put it in your own words. It's easier to remember.

Answer 3

I usually put EJ and the inning next to the players name. Don't know if there's a specific "rule" though

Answer 4

guess you could draw line through the player's name
do not know a shorthand for this reason