Given a tournament score sequence s(1) greater than or equal to s(2) g
reater than or equal to ... greater than or equal to s(n), we prove th
at there exists a tournament T on vertex set {1, 2,...., n} such that
the degree of any vertex i is s(i) and the subtournaments of Ton both
the even and the odd vertices are transitive in the given order. This
means that i beats j whenever i < j and i = j (mod 2). For any score s
equence, we give an algorithm to construct a tournament of the above f
orm, i.e. it is transitive on evens and odds in the given order. This
algorithm fixes half of the edges of the tournament and then is simila
r to the algorithm for constructing a tournament given its score seque
nce. Another consequence provides asymptotics for the maximum number o
f edges in score unavoidable digraphs. From a result of Ryser, it is p
ossible to get From any tournament to this special tournament by a seq
uence of triangle reversals. We show that n(2)/2 reversals are always
enough and that in some cases (l-o(1)) n(2)/32 are required. We also s
how that such a sequence of triangle reversals can be found in O(n(2))
time. (C) 1998 Academic Press.