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Newspaper

Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1936

Page

2

Penmanship Pioneer Platt Spencer and Du Bois Ancestry

A nostalgic recounting of Platt Rogers Spencer, pioneer of American penmanship, his ascent from a struggling youth to fame with Spencerian copybooks, and a genealogical sketch of the Du Bois family. The piece links Spencer’s era to today’s typographic age and notes his influence on schools and business handwriting.

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Gate Tonic Feuds Mark Baseball’s Gate Attraction

A New York Post column surveys famous baseball feuds from Ty Cobb to John McGraw and Burleigh Grimes, detailing how rivalries fueled fan interest. It recalls 1908 Chicago writers denied entry to Polo Grounds, Frisch vs Grimes clashes, and the Tinker Evers Chance double play born from silent rivalries.

New York Post John Joseph McGraw Chicago Chicago Baseball Writers Polo Grownds Press J. J. McGraw Tinker Evers Johnny Chance

Spectator notes mingle sports stars and oddities

A collage of 1910s sports gossip links Tom Yawkey and P K Wrigley to a new pro football league, rides with Ruth Law and various baseball figures, plus reflections on boxing legends and golf heroes. It weaves club roles, racing chatter, and personal quirks into a rapid-fire, period-voice roundup.

Tom Yawkey P. K. Wrigley Red Bank N. J Mike Jacobs Dodgers Casey Stengel Ruth Law Jed Harris Bob Fitzsimmons John Hay Whitey Singing Wood Greentree Adolfo Luque Ken Maynard Vince Coll Beer Running Turin Society William Anderson New York & FF Joe Louis Europe Connie Mack Harry Danning The Giants George Davis Tom Baker Jerome Dpd Travera St. Louis Browns Philadelphia Buddy Hassett Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt Jamaica Berkeley Bell Austin Texas Net William T. Tilden Braves Jack Scott Francis Albert Hichet Albert Spalding Jimmy Wilson Phil- Nee Mickey Cochrane Berres Dodger Charley

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