In 1925, one of the largest crowds in Comiskey Park’s history evaded some of the most sophisticated crowd control instruments then known to man.
Highlights
- An overflow crowd and the one rope to wrangle them all
- The seat cushion falls into the wrong hands once again (”the boys from the stockyards”)
- Joe Sewell singlehandedly finishes the baseball game
- Translating 1920s baseball idioms
- Ray Knode’s big moment in history
- The fans on the field party their way into a forfeit
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Original Research and Writing: Paul Jackson
Production and Music: Ted Walker
Design: Ketaki Kulkarni
