Scorekard is an imperfect sans-serif inspired by the lettering on a vintage, paper, baseball scoring card made by the Dennison Manufacturing Company in Massachusetts. Like many of the other typefaces around here, it starts with a handful of letters and quickly balloons into an all-caps alphabet, numbers, punctuation, etc.

This time it felt right to interpret those original Dennison letters into a full lowercase alphabet as well—and in three weights: Regular, Semibold, and Bold. I also added some decent Latin language support by way of diacritics and some other glyphs. Notably, recreating the swashy ornament found on the original card as an alternate character for the asterisk.

Scorekard is intentionally quirky, with Danmade™ line wandering and friendly, inky, roundness. It's got character—but not too much that would limit its useful-ness. Scorekard is a display sans that'll work hard for you.