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#11
04-02-2015, 02:25 PM
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Pat R
Thanks for posting the pertinent Cy Young backscan and my Cobb back scan together.
I would find it to be quite a re-MARK-able (excuse the pun) coincidence that these lines are not related....as you are alluding to. Incidently, the line on my Cobb does not extend beyond the Y in QUALITY as the Cy Young's line does, because there is a bit of paper loss above the Y. Steve's explanation does sound plausible. However, the exactness of the alignment of these two marks is incredible. TED Z . 
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