The famous photo from the '59 World Series.
Sox leftfielder Al Smith hopelessly looks up to watch a
a home run hit by L.A.'s Charley Neal. He receives
a beer shower from a distracted Sox fan.
The famous photo from the '59 World Series.
Sox leftfielder Al Smith hopelessly looks up to watch a
a home run hit by L.A.'s Charley Neal. He receives
a beer shower from a distracted Sox fan.
Steve "Disco" Stone from his 1979 Topps baseball card.
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Future Sox GM Ron Schueler shows off the form that won him 3 games for the Sox back in 1978. He lost 5. |
Sox GM Ken Harrelson looks like something from a Lynyrd Skynryd album cover in this 1986 pocket schedule. |
Luis Aparicio appears less than impressed with Barnum Bill's latest set of famous midgets, a trio of tiny martians at Comiskey.
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Ex-Bears quarterback Bobby Douglass gets a try-out for Veeck's pitching staff in the late 70's. One wag suggests that batters could protect themselves from ever getting hit by Douglass simply by wearing #88. |
It's April, 1988 and the Sox are running a weekend promotion with a mouse and his sidekick at Comiskey Park. Need more proof the Sox were heading for Florida? |
Andy the Clown was never an employee of the Chicago White Sox and never was compensated for his years of duty at Old Comiskey. Sox management refused to let him continue his act at the New Comiskey Park when it opened in 1991. |
The Most Embarassing Moment of All!
August 8, 1976 and the Chicago White Sox
are wearing shorts for the first game of a doubleheader
against the Kansas City Royals.
"You guys are the sweetest team we've seen yet,"
cackled KC's John Mayberry.
The Sox wore pants for the second game.