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Those players are so etched in our minds. I knew as much about the Sox as I did about the Cubs because it was baseball. 48 years ago --already. Jim Bunning. Loved his Tigers baseball card in 1959. It had a pink background. Now, he's the worst senator in the US. Nellie hitting a home run almost was physically impossible with his stance and bat. I can still see the old Comiskey on our black and white TV, late afternoon, hot dog wrappers blowing around the outfield track, the shadows coming through those arches and showing up on the field, centerfield marking at 415. If you remember, I have the 59 Sox baseball cards and pennant on my basement wall. Rudolph is one of them.
When I found this site, the first thing I clicked on was June 1, 1957. The Cubs lose to Reds 22-2. Really. Tom Poholsky, a guy I won a trivia contest by naming in about 1975, gives up 9 runs in one inning. I remember those days. I learned early what it meant to be a Cubs fan.

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