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10-22-2017, 09:49 AM
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Bryan,
Great write-up!! Your post sent me down a rabbit hole and I ended up reading this lengthy but very enjoyable SI article on Grange from 1985: https://www.si.com/vault/1985/09/04/...st-of-all-time With respect to the signature, I agree that the G looks like that from Grange... But the "e" in Joe looks different. It's tough because most of the handwriting examples I could find online are from his later years, and obviously people change their styles over many years. The e in Joe is upright whereas the other e examples I can find are all heavily slanted. I also looked for examples of how tight Grange wrote his letter m, but again, I didn't find much of anything from the 1920's. You do make a compelling case though...I hope someone with more handwriting expertise will chime in! Steve 
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