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11-18-2014, 12:09 AM
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My family doctor for the past 15 is from Pennsylvania and told me his aunt was married circa 1928 in a Philadelphia hotel, and guess who stopped by the hotel during the reception. The story is Ty Cobb was a gentleman, danced a dance with the aunt and the doctor said his brother had a Cobb signed wedding program (since sold).
He's probably told me the story at least seven times over the years now. He's a good doctor and I've known him for years, so have no reason to question the story that there was an Cobb autograph in the family. Last edited by drcy; 11-18-2014 at 12:14 AM. 
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